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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. TARANAKI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. J|JR. W. A. BEDDOE, the Canadian Trade Commissioner, who is on a short visit to New Plymouth, will deliver an. address at 8 p.m. THIS EVENING (February 4), at the Soldiers’ Club, on: “Canada, the land of mystery, romance and gold; with particular reference to her commercial relations with New Zealand.” The public are cordially invited to be present. CEMENT. Mr. Beddoe is in a, position to arrange for Direct Shipments of cement from Canada, i*f sufficient inducement offers. Builders and other importers are requested to notify their probable requirements to the Secretary (Mr. V Duff), who will make arrangements for them to meet Mr. Beddoe some time today, to discuss the necessary details. VAL. DUFF, I Secretary. NOTICE. I am leaving Taranaki for a time, I wish to thank all my neighbors and friends for their kindness, especially recently, and on my retuni hope tc prove that it has not been misplaced. GEOFFREY PYBUS. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH.' DISTRICT ELECTORS’ LIST rpHE District Electors’ list is now being compiled and all those possessing the necessary qualifications are requested to make application for enrolment on or before the 15th instant. All British subjects (either by birth or naturalisation in New Zealand) 21 years of age and over who have resided in New Zealand for one year and in the Borough of New Plymouth for three months are eligible for enrolment. Husbands or wives of ratepayers should be particular .to claim under their ratepayers’ qualification and not under the residential qualification.

F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. CHAUTAUQUA. STRATFORD SEASON. NOTICE TO SEASON TICKET HOLDERS. individual seats are being reserved but the Dress Circle and part of the Stalls will be. reserved until 7.55 each evening for holders of season tickets. D. M. CLARKE, Secretary. NOTICE. GIRLS’ Peace Scout Movement is being organised in New Plymouth. Anyone interested in same should communicate with— D.1.H., P.O. Box 119. TRIP TO MOKAU. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6. (Weather permitting.) J’HE excursion will leave the Garage' at 6 a.m., reaching Tongaporutu for breakfast, and arriving Mokau about 10 a.m. for launch up the River. The return trip will start from Mokau at 4.30 p.m. Book at once, as only limited number of seats left. £2 5s a seat. GEO. GIBSON. ’Phone 506. N.B.—Look out for later advt. giving details of excursion to Tangarakau Gorge on SUNDAY, February 13.

STRATFORD RETAILERS’ ASSOCIATION. NOTICE. JTHERE will be no change in the weekly half-holiday until further notice. NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC OF URENUI AND DISTRICT. g O’NEILL, late of Adam Burgess, Palmerston North, has taken over the Wheelwright Department of Mr. Gibson’s Blacksmith Shop, and solicits the patronage of the public. Waggons, Milk Carts, & Gigs built to order. Repair work a specialty. Terms strictly cash. S. O’NEILL, Urenui. NOTICE. JJAVING disposed of the Wheelwrighting branch of my business, I desire to square all accounts in connection therewith. All debts due to me must be paid by February 25th. ANDREW GIBSON, Urenui. WANTED—KNOWN. TpORD Owners and* Garages,—Remagnetise your Ford magnets without taking down your engine. Send postal note for 7/6, and receive simple instructions with plan bv return mail. C. H. DAVIS & CO., LTD., Sox Wanganui.