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Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. TO RESIDENTS OF WESTOWN. ■ UP-TO-DATE BUTCHERY will be opened this week-end at TUKAPA ROAD, NEAR BELT ROAD. The premises, which have been built on modern hygienic lines, have been passed by the Inspector and will be open for public inspection on and after TO-MORROW (Thursday). RESIDENTS OF NEW PLYMOUTH will be pleased to know that a ..small goods shop will be opened in Devon Street (near Criterion Hotel), and all small goods will be manufactured on the premises. SHARE-MILKING BAY OF PLENTY. RICH RANGITAIKI RIVER SILT LAND. RECENTLY DRAINED AND LAID DOWN IN GRASS. are invited from persons having sufficient capital to provide herds of 80 to 100 cows, and willing to milk on shares in abovementioned district, 12 miles from Whakatane, commencing next season. Arrangements may be made to putchase freehold of the land now or later. Adjoining owner on similar land is milking three herds this season and averaging IJ cows per acre on grass alone. No fertilizers required. H. GREIG (owner), Glen Almond, New Plymouth.

AWAKING COLLIE CLUB. SIXTEENTH J£EETING. To Ibe held on Mr. W. D. THOMSON’S FARM, AWAKINO, on THURSDAY & FRIDAY, March 9th and 10th. ENTRIES close on Thursday, March 2nd, at 8 p.m., with the Secretaries—g. McMillan, F. G. NORTHERN, Awakino. STRATFORD JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. HUHE Annual Field Day and Demonstra tion will be held on WEDNESDAY, March 1, at 10.30. a.m., on Mr. G. T. Gibbon’s Farm, “Kaucket,” Wingrove Road, Ngaere (where his cow “Goneril,” winner of the N.Z. Jersey Breeders’ Association’s 1921 Gold Medal, will be on view). Demonstrator: Mr. H. E. B. Watson, who will also give an address on a subject of interest to all 'breeders. All interested invited to attend; Admission to cover cost of luncheon Is; ladles requested to bring a basket. ANNUAL SMOKE CONCERT AND SUPPER. The above will be held on Wednesday, March I, at 8 o’clock p.m., in Smith’s Tea Rooms, Stratford. An address will be given by Mr. H. E. B. All interested invited. Admission 3s. A. J. BARR, Secretary. + DANCING. t TN response to numerous requests, I beg to notify that I am shortly commencing a Dancing Class. All intending pupils are asked to hand in their names at my office, King Street, or ring ’phone 403, when all particulars will be given. All Ballroom and Fancy Dancing taught. Terms very reasonable, and payable in advance.

If sufficient inducement offers, I will also commence a Children’s Dancing Class. Private tuition by arrangement. JACK HOSKIN. WANTED TO PURCHASE. pOR CASH—SO to 100 ACRES SWEDE TURNIPS in small lots. Must be well fenced. Grass paddock adjoining preferred, with grazing up to end of July. Apply — “Z.Z.,” Post Office, New Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS. ripHE Savings Bank Act having been A amended, the Trustees can now pay interest on deposits up to £2OO at the rate of per cent, per annum on the 'monthly minimum balance of any account. . G. E. DINNISS, Manager. MOTOR CYCLES h.p. 3-spe'ed TRTOMPH r £ss 34 h.p. 3-speed TRIUMPH £49 a h.p. 2-speed DOUGLAS, W.D. model '£Bs 4 h.p. RUDGE MULTI £55 34 h.p. BRADBURY £25 34 h.p. L.M.C £25 34 h.p. TRIUMPH, free engine .. £35 34 h.p. NEW HUDSON. 3-speed . . £35 4 h.p. NEW HUDSON, 3-speed, countershaft '£7o 7-9 h.p. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1920 model, and side-car .... £155 All the above are guaranteed to be in good mechanical order at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. ’PHONE 164. 1?OR SALE. —Good secondhand piano, iron frame, etc.; no dry rot; £4B or terms,—Collier’s.