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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1921, Page 1

MEETINGS. Meeting of Dairy Factory Workers will be held in Manaia Hall THURSDAY, November 24, at 7.30 p.m. F. J. LYONS, " Secretary. URGENT NOTICE.—A Special Treat! QLEMENT WRAGGE, F.R.G.S., etc., at Workers’ Hall, New Plymouth. November 23rd (Wednesday), 8 p.m.: “The Grandeur of Nature, the Marvels of the Universe, the History of the Maori.” November 24 (Thursday): “The Music of the Weathef.” Each splendidly pictured throughout. Admission: 2/1, children half price. PUBLIC NOTICES. S, OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. Accounts owing to me not paid or arranged for by December Ist, 1921, will be sued for. L. WICKHAM, Frankley Road. WEST END SCHOOL QUEEN CARNIVAL. In Aid of the School Funds. CANDIDATES represent Breakwater, Kawaroa, Devon Street, Westown. Buy tickets to support your candidate. Last Day December 9. APPLICATION FOR SLAUGHTERHOUSE LICENSE. W E ’ the undersigned, give notice that | we intend to apply to the Taranaki County Council, at the meeting to be held on the sth day of December, 1921, for a license to slaughter stock on our premises, Part Section 19, Block 9, Paritutu. MACE BROS. LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN. PARITUTU GROUP. "fyJEMBERS are invited to attend the Annual Dinner, to be held at Kawarna Park Bungalow at 8 p.m. on Friday. November 25. Dress Uniform. G. F. BERTRAND, Troop Leader.

ESTABLISHMENT OF DEMONSTRATION FARM IN NORTH TARANAKI. CyWNERS of Farms from 50 to 100 Acres, likely to be suitable for the above purpose, are invited to forward particulars, such as locality, area, and price per acre, to the undersigned, on or before Thursday, November 24, 1921. Particulars must be enclosed in sealed envelopes and marked “Demonstration Farm.” The lowest or any price submitted will not necessarily be accepted. WILLIAM P. OKEY, C/o Taranaki A- and P. Society, P.O. Box 18, New Plymouth. CLOTH BUTTONS T ADIES! Have your Buttons match J your costume. Bring your own. cloth and we will make them for you. AH sizes and shapes. Just as cheap as the old-fash-ioned bone buttons. Smart and up-to-date. Country orders promptly attended to. Postage paid. THE CLOTH BUTTON DEPOT, C/o NEW PLYMOUTH ART DEPOT. DEVON STREET (near Post Office.) A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. rpHE T EW -PLYMOUTH AS OOMPANY, T IMITED. DEBENTURE ISSUE OF £28.000 TN DENOMINATIONS OF £5O AND £lOO. With interest at S per cent., to pay off ei-isting Debentures Maturing on Ist January next. Payable 10 per cent on Application—balance on allotment. Repayable let anuary, 1932. Applications will he dealt with in order of receipt. LIST CLOSES ON 21st NOVEMBER. 1921. Forms of Application may be obtained at the Company’s Office, New Plymouth, or at the Bank of New Zealand.

BICYCLES STUDY THESE PRICES: 12 Months Guarantee “Douglass’ ’’ Covers 17/6. G Months Guarantee “Douglass’ ” Covers 12/6. Ist Quelity Pedley Inner Tubes 4/Ist Quality Barnet Glass Tubes 6/6. 2nd Quality Barnet Glass Tubes 5/6 Pumps, 1/6, 3/6. 4/6, *6/-, 6/6, 10/6. Pedals —Rat Trap 8/6; Rubber 10/6. Genuine “Mandef’s” Enamel, 1/- per tin. Bluemel’s Pump Connections, short 1/-, lortg 1/6. Saddles, 3 or 4 coil, best English 17/6. "Bulldog” Outfits I/-; Solution ’-Id, 6d and 1/- per tube. Ladies’ Bluemers Chain Guards, 10/6. Rubber Handle Grips, 3/- per pair. “Argyle” C’vcles with Eadie Hubs. £l3 10s. Massey-Harris Cycles with Eadie Hubs, £l6 16s. PERCY J. DOUGLASS, NEW PLYMOUTH. jq- EVI LL E E NAUD Has recommenced Tuition. Corner Dawson and Fulford Street* >PHfWE 223.