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Taranaki Daily News, 5 April 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PLUNKET ART UNION. RESULT OF DRAWING. HPHE Citizens’ Committee announces that the winning number is 25681 (Mr. A. G. Bailey, Petone). The drawing took place on March 31 in the presence of His Worship the Mayor of Wellington. the Police, and the Public. AN APOLOGY. T WISH to withdraw certain statements made by me concerning Mr. F. Kemp, of Tarik-i. I was misinformed, and hastefi to tender this apology. S. JULIAN, Rugby Road, Tariki, LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. JJWIDENCE having been lodged with me of the loss of the oustanding copy of Memorandum of Mortgage No. 35091, affecting Sections 46 and 56, and parts of Sections 42, 43, 45, and 55, Pukearuhe District, comprised in Certificate of Title Vot 86, folio 162, whereof The Public Trustee is the registered mortgagee, and application having been made to me to register certain dealings in connection with the said Mortgage dispensing with the production of such outstanding copy, I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of my intention to register the aforesaid dealings as requested at the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Dated at the Land. Registry Office at New Plymouth this 4th day of April, 1922. A. L. B. ROSS, District Land Registrar.

AUSTRALIAN pROVINCIAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION LIMITED. Head Office: Australia, 77 King Street, Sydney. Head Office: New Zealand, Featherston Street, Wellington. Life, Fire, Accident and Marine. (The largest all classes of risk Insurance Company of Australasia-) Have pleasure in announcing that they have appointed Messrs. Stainton and Co., Devon Street, New Plymouth, as Chief Agents for the above well-known institution, and that all classes of insurance business will be conducted there from the Ist ‘of April. FRANK WILLIS, District Manager for Taranaki. T. W. RAPLEY, General Manager for New Zealand. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. SAFE DEPOSIT LOCKERS. pHE Public are notified that Safe Deposit Lockers are now available at rentals from 30s p.a. Full particulars on application to — THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, New Plymouth. to Residents of Inglewood & District.—An up-to-date establishment for Cleaning and Repairing Clothing has been opened. Repairs a speciality.—The Economic, Inglewood (nex-t Egar’s Billiard Room). Orders for Trousers and Boys’ Shorts also taken.

COUNTY OF INGLEWOOD. ANTI-PLAGUE PRECAUTIONS. STETTLERS and Householders are earnestly requested to keep all buildings, yards, etc., thoroughly clean and to see that no foodstuffs or refuse is allowed to lie about and thus harbor rats. Dr. H, Monk, the Medical Officer of Health, advises that it is most important to prevent accumulations of rubbish and dirt in and around houses, as where there is rubbish, there is generally food to attract rats, and these animals are the carriers of plague. Trap, poison and destroy rats as far as possible. “Common Sense” Rat Poison ia one of the best on the market. ALF. CORKILL, Chairman, Inglewood County Council. Ingl wood, March 30, 1922. LEGAL NOTICE. L. M. M oss ’ B - A ” LL - B ’ BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. (Late of Halliwell, Spratt, Thomson and Moss) Desires to announce that he has commenced practice on his own account at Hannah’s Buildings, NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 430. P.O. Box 250. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. CHRYSANTHEMUM g.HOW THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 27 & 28, 1922. Amateur and Novice Classes, Decorative and Cut Blooms, Second Year Competition for Silver Bowl. Schedules obtainable from M. L. Gavey. 155 Devon Street; City Fruit and Flower Shop. 257 Devon Street; and The Modern Tailors. a. W. TAUNT,