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Taranaki Daily News, 20 March 1922, Page 1

MEETINGS. TARANAKI EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION. LECTURE. Members are urged to be present at the Quarterly Meeting, to be held TO-NIGHT in the Soldiers’ Club Rooms at 8 p.m., when Mr. K. Akers will deliver an address on “Fire Insurance.” The general public are invited to be present. C. H. WYNYARD, Secretary. TARANAKI BACKBLOCKS. PUBLIC MEETING. pHE Commercial community of New Plymouth are invited to attend a meeting at the Soldiers’ Club on Thursday evening next to hear reports from the delegation of the Taranaki Chamber of Commerce which recently visited Taranaki’s backblocks, and to consider means of extending help to them. All having interests in the town or district, whether members of the Chamber or not, are cordially invited to be present. VAL. DUFF, Sec. Chamber Commerce. TARANAKI RUGBY UNION. pHE Annual General Meeting will be held in the Fire Brigade Station, Stratford, at 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 23rd instant. (Business.—To revive (Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Officers. G. E. JAGG, Secretary. TENDERS. TO PAINTERS. pENDERS are invited, to be received at our office up to 12 noon on FRIDAY, March 24, for Painting “Ohetwode Private Hotel,” at corner of Devon Street and Cutfield Road. MESSENGER, GRIFFITHS AND TAYLOR, Regd. Architects, New Plymouth. WINTER IS HERE WOOLLEN GOODS. JJAVING just landed two shipments of Woollen Coats, Jumpers, Frocks, Children’s Coats, Frocks with Cap and Knickers to match, Scarves, etc., very close together, we are prepared to sell these at very low prices. ALSO LANDED: HOSIERY’. —Cashmere and Silk, 2/6, 3/11, 4/11, 5/3, 7/11, 13/6. SERGES, TWEEDS, GABADTNES—--11/-, 13/6, 17/6, 22/9 per yard. FINEST EGYPTIAN LONGCLOTH—I/9 yard. LACKS, EMBROIDERIES, INSERTIONS (id, 7d, 9d, lid, 1/-, 1/4, 1/8. CALL AND INSPECT. NEW PLYMOUTH SOFT GOODS MANUFACTURING CO. Currie Street, New Plymouth. JONES & SANDFORD BUILDING CONTRACTORS, JOINERS, SHOP & OFFICE FITTERS. YARD & JOINERY WORKSSOUTH ROAD, New Plymouth. (Next West End School.) TELEPHONE 728 & 143. RE L G SPARKING PLUGS. iy/TR. P. COLEMAN writes to the Dietributors as follows: — Dear Sirs, —You will, no doubt, be pleased to hear that I have achieved more success while using your type G 1 K.L.G. Sparking Plugs. On January 20, at Wairoa, I made a new grass track record, covering 10 miles 540 yards in 8 minutes 43 seconds. On February 8, at Feilding T won the 10-mile handicap, covering the distance in 8 minutes 52 1/5 seconds. On February 11, at Marton, I won the Marton Handicap of 10 miles, second in Gaisford Cup of 12 miles, and won the Final Handicap, of 8 miles. These were the only three races in which I started, so 1 am very weß satisfied with the reliability of the K.L.G. Plugs.—Youts truly, (Signed) PERCY COLEMAN. PERCY J. DOUGLASS AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. (ALL SIZES IN STOCK.)