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Taranaki Daily News, 8 April 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD £133,600 DEBENTURES (AT PAR) AT Gj PER CENT. THE DEBENTURES ARE REPAYABLE ON JANUARY Ist, 1928. Principal and Interest payable at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand free of exchange.) Interest payable Half-yearly (January Ist—July Ist). The Debentures constitute a charge on the Harbour Fund. Assets, £1 >820,000; liabilities, £1,132,000. Full amount to accompany applications. 6| per cent, interest will accrue immediately moneys are received. Trust Funds may be invested. (See 0.H.8. Act, 1913). Brokerage allowed to Solicitors and registered Sharebrokers. Copies of Prospectus and Form of Application may be obtained from the Undersigned, or at the principal offices and most of the Branches of the Bank 'of New Zealand. All applications (marked “Applications for Debentures”) to be forwarded to the Undersigned, who will supply any further particulars on application. W. J. BARDSLEY, Secretary and Treasurer. Harbour Board Office, Dunedin (Box IL April 7, 1922.

NOTICE. to Manaia Sports on Saturday, Bth inet., can obtain Dinner at the Waimate Hotel, Manaia, from 11 a.m. T. J. LISTON, Proprietor. NOTICE. ILfY Farm, near Bell Block, is sold. MRS. W. H. BISHOP. EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1922. TTOLIDAY Excureion Tickets will be issued to any station from 11th to 17th April, available for return to 18th May. ON GOOD FRIDAY, 14th April, usual 12.40 p.m. New Plymouth-Hawera and 12.20 p.m. Hawera-New Plymouth will NOT run. HAWERA TROTTING RACES. On 17th April train leaves New Plymouth 7.33 a.m. Racecourse arrive 10.5 a.m. Return train leaves Racecourse 5.25 p.m PICNIC AT NEW PLYMOUTH.—On 17th Apr? usual 4.20 p.m. New Ply-mouth-Hawera train leaves at 5.32 p.m. PICNIC AT NGAERE.—On 17th April train leaves Ngaere 5.30 p.m. for Stratford, connecting with train for New Ply. mouth. For further information see Posters and Free Booklet. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. is hereby given that the Marine Department at Wellington has for disposal a quantity of fishing gear, particulars of which and forms of application to purchase may be obtained on application to any Collector of Customs or Superintendent of Mercantile Marine. ROBERT DUNCAN, Secretary, Marine Department. INGLEWOOD COUNTY COUNCIL. CLEARANCE OF BLACKBERRIES ON x OUNTY ROADS. J>URSUANT to section 9 of the Noxious Weeds Act, 1908, public notice is hereby given that all land abutting on any road within the above county must be cleared of blackberry up to the centre of the road, as defined by section 3 of the same Act. A. CORK ILL, Chairman. 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: HOSlERY.—Cashmere and Silk, 2/6, 3/11, 4/11, 5/3, 7/11, 13/6. SERGES, TWEEDS, GABADINES—--11/-, 13/6, 17/6, 22/9 per yard. FINEST EGYPTIAN LONGCLOTH—I/9 yard. I.ACES, EMBROIDERIES, INSERTIONS 6d, 7d, 9d, lid, 1/-, 1/4, 1/8. CALL AND INSPECT. NEW PLYMOUTH SOFT GOODS MANUFACTURING CO. Currie Street, New Plymouth.