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Taranaki Daily News, 16 September 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. BREAD! BREAD) H AV ING terminated my engagement to supply “The Hygienic” with Bread, I wish to notify the public that supplies can be obtained daily at the Royal Bakery, Devon Street (next Red House Hotel), or by ringing ’Phone 271. All orders will receive prompt attention. Delivery made daily. J. SOMERTON. gECURE your bargains at the Secondhand Sale before going to the football match. FRESH FOOD COMPANY. FACTORIES: WANGANUI AND NEW PLYMOUTH. 'J’HIS Company paid out 2/7| per lb. butter-fat last season, and is commencing the present one by making a progress payment of 2/-. Mr. F. W. Court, our district agent, will be at the Waimate Hotel, Manaia, on the 20th and 21st, and will be pleased to give intending suppliers in that district the fullest particulars in reference to purchasing their cream, the supply of separator and cans, etc. DISCLAIMER. rpHE E. Clarke whose najne appears in another column of this issue as having been sued by Hallenatein Bros, for debt is NOT Ernest Clarke, of New Plymouth.

ST. ANDREW’S £PRING pLOWER & JJULB gHOW TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. LAST DAY TO-DAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. ’ Brilliant Display of Choice Flowers, Decorated Tables, Mantel, Bowls, Vases. Stalls will be conducted by the Ladies’ Guild, Girls’ Guild, and Vestrymen. Musical Programme Thursday Evening. Social on Friday Evening, Cards and Dancing (music by Mr. Boulton). M. A. T. EVANS, Hon. See. PARTNERSHIP JJOTIOE. T HAVE to notify that I have taken into partnership Mr. G. T. Champion, and the business will for the future be conducted under the name of Mawkes and Champion. S. MAWKES. Having purchased up-to-date Knitting Machinery, which is now being installed, we will shortly be in the position to undertake the manufacture of all classes of Woollen Goods: Stockings, Soxs, Coats, Jumpers, Jerseys, Bathing Costumes, Babies’ Goods, etc., etc. HOSIERY.—In this line we will endeavor to maintain a reputation lor Quality and Cheapness. UMBRELLAS. —Owing to the war, Umbrella Materials were unprocurable. We have now landed a consignment of Umbrella Materials, and will again manufacture our own stock. Orders from country clients will receive prompt attention. Try us with your next order. JJAWKES AND OHAMPION, 277 Devon Street, New Plymouth. SPECIALISTS INWOOLS WOOLLEN GOODS HOSIERY UMBRELLAS. jITISS HUNT, Instructress of Millinery and Dressmaking (first-class credentials for each), will commence the next term of classes from September 19. Particulars on application. Corner Devon and Gover Streets. Millinery orders undertaken as usual. ’Phone 752. Drapery sold for cash only.

gECOND-HAND Clothes Sale at the Workers’ Hall to-morrow. Nothing sold till one o’clock. FISHING SEASON. OCTOBER 1, 1921, TO APRIL 30, 1922. piSHIXG LICENSES may be obtained at the following Post Offices:—New Plymouth, Tariki, Inglewood, Waitara, Okato, Pungarehu, Rahotu, Opunake, and the following stores: —Messrs. Hughson’s Ltd. (Rahotu),, J. S. Fox (Okato), Loveridge Bros. (Tariki), Reg. Baker (Opunake), Greenway Bros. (Okato), Mrs. Smart (Oakura), E. M. Reynolds (Oaonui), Mesdames Swanwick and Kidd (Omata), W. Downs (Bell Block), W. H. Keasbury (Warea), J. Austin and Son (tobacconists, New Plymouth), A. S. Hasell (New Plymouth); also at the office of the Secretary (New Plymouth). LICENSES—Men, whole season (available over all Dominion), 20s; women and boys (under 16 years of age), ss. Day Licenses (available for Taranaki District only), 2/6; Half-Season Licenses, from December 20, 1921, (available for Taranaki District only), 12/6. yAL. DUFF, ' Koa< Secr»Ury»- ,