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Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW PLYMOUTH BOWLING CLUB. New Plymouth Club’s Greens will be officially closed TO-DAY (Saturday, 29th inst.) Members from other clubs heartily welcomed. C. CARTER, Hon. Secretary. MILLINERY. JLfADAM ROSEVEAR has returned X from South with a Choice Selection of the Latest Millinery. Open for business after April 29.—Millinery Lounge, 173 Gill Street. YVANTED Known—Old Girts’ Food Mart, Whiteley Hall, To-Morrow, at 2 p.m. Admission Free. e.n. PUBLIC SCHOOL, INGLEWOOD. rpREE pLANTLNG FOR pAKMERS. M R -, P. M. PAGE, Forest Extension Officer, will lecture on the above subject in the PUBLIC SCHOOL, IN OIJEWOOD, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 3, at 8 p.m. Full Attendance Larged. SMITH’S WANGANUI—HAWERA DAILY PASSENGER SERVICE. 60 Miles for 15/-. Super-Six Hudson Cars. TIME-TABLE & Leave Head Office, Wanganui, daily, at 9.30 a.m. Arrive Hawera 12 noon. Return same day. Leave Blake’s Garage, Hawera, 1 p.m., Patea 1.45, Waverley 2.15, Waitotara 2.30; arrive Wanganui 3.30 p.m., connecting with Motor Service to catch Auckland Express at Marton. FARES: Hawera to Patea ss, Waverley 7/6, Waitotara 9/-, Wanganui 15/-. Seats may be booked at Blake’s Garage, Hawera, or direct to Head Office. SMITH’S MOTOR SERVICE, 118 Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. ’Phone 1130. NOTE.—Service Flags have been distributed to all Hotels, General Stores and Garages en route, where cars will *top if required.

C. D. MATHEWS. CAR PAINTER & HOODMAKER. PAGE STREET STRATFORD. ’PHONE 320. BjOODS, best English hood cloth, with side curtains complete, £l2 10s for limited time only. Reductions in price for Car Enamelling. HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. pHE Season for the shooting of Cock Pheasants. Californian Quail and Native Game opens on May 1 and ends on July 31. Licenses may be purchased as under: — Alton, J. D. Proffitt; Ararata, P. Lundberg: Auroa, J. D. Roberts; Awatuna, W. A. Lind; Eltham, F. Vincent. R. J. Knuckey, F. I. Tuke; Hawera, Bennett and Sutton, Blair and Sellar; Kaponga, C. E. Betts; Kapuni, P. J. Howard; Kaupokonui Store; Matapu, P. N. Petty; Manaia, W. Vincent, W. Lewin; Mangatoki, J. Maxwell; Manutabi, Carter and Sons; Meremere, P. Marshall; Norma-nby, Galloway and Sons; Ohangai, T. Lacey; Otakeho.’ H. J. Eaves; Okaiawa, J. Barclay; Patea; T. L. Jones; Pihama, P. S. Riley; Riverdale, E. J. Judd; Waitotara, F. Train; Waverley, R. P. Palmer. NOTE.—(I) A License is now necessary to take Native Game; (2) Pukeko, Paradise Duck, and Native Pigeon are abs ’utely protected. R. A. GRAHAM, Hon. Sec. PIGS. TO THE FARMERS OF INGLEWOOD. Address on Pig-farming will be given in the Inglewood Parish Hall at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, May 6, 1922, by\ Mr. K. W. Gorringe, the Agricultural Department’s Instructor. AU interested urged to attend. STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. “HEAVY TRAFFIC.” is hereby given that the Council intends to strictly enforce its by-laws prohibiting “heavy traffic” on County Roads during the months of May, June, July, August and September. “Heavy traffic” means the transport of more than thirty hundred-weight on each pair of wheels, including the weight af the vehicle. E. WALTER. Chairman. STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. UNPAID RATES. is hereby given that the Council intends putting into its Solicitor’s hands, for recovery, all rates not paid by the 6th May next, unless satisfactory arrangements have been made with the County Clerk. CHAS. PKNN. j Couaty Citric