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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1922, Page 1

j PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. ’ say sheep are being worried, all dogs found trespassing on my property from this date will be destroyed without further notice. r ; RAY JULIAN, j X Warea. pLYMOUTH gPIRITUALISTS (U-S.S. Co.’s Buildings) TO-NIGHT, JUNE 28, At 7.30 p.m. Speaker: Mr. Howard. Subject; “Health Thoughts.” Clairvoyance-Psychometric Tests. PUBLIC NOTICE. pHE Warea Post Office Store will in future close at 12.30 p.m- on Wednesdays, instead of Saturdays, and keep open all day on Saturdays. D. RICHARDS. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANTED to purchase —One Heavy Draught Horse, suitable for 'borough work. Forward particulars to undersigned. PHILIP SKOGLUND, Town Clerk. NOTICE, JJUFF, & RACKLEY, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS AND COMPANY SECRETARIES. 1 HIGH STREET, HAWERA. (Purser and Suisted’s Building). VAL. DUFF, A.I.A. (N.Z.), A.P.A., (N.Z.) C. H. WYNYARD, A.LA. (N.Z.), A-P.A. (N.Z,) C. MACKLEY, A.P.A. (N.Z.). A CHANCE . FOR FARMERS. *pHE MOA DAIRI COMPANY have for Sale, either with land or for removal, COTTAGES & CREAMERIES at Waitui, Lincoln and Waiongona. Apply — MANAGER, Box 29, Inglewood. LEGAL. O’DEA, BAYLEY & FREEMAN, Barristers and Solicitors, Beg to announce that they have commenced practice in the new Commercial Bank Buildings, Devon Street, New Plymouth. FOR FIVE WORDS ONLY. IN PRIZES. Great Skill Contest PUT AND TAKE Supply the most Original and Cleverest Answer to this question — “HOW CAN I DO GOOD?” “HOW CAN I DO GOOD?” That is the phrase. Here are two examples of what you should do to win the £4O First Prize: Find work for the unemployed. Make all the poor happy. That is the idea. Simple, isn’t it? Contractions are allowed, such as don’t ■and can’t. When you have thought out your phrase, write it down, and sign your name and address. You may make as many entries as you like, but they must be accompanied by the stipulated entrance fee in Postal Notes (stamps will not be accepted): 1/- for One Entry. 2/6 for Three Entries5/- for Seven Entries. The Adjudicators will award the FIRST PRIZE of £4O to the sender of the attempt which they consider to be the best. £4O FIRST PRIZE. £4O Second Prize £5, Third Prize £3, Fourth Prize £2, and lb Consolation Prizes of 10/-. £55 MUST BE WON. £55 It is a condition of entry that the awards ’ of the Adjudicators shall be accepted as final and legally binding. 1 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, JULY 17. 1 Send in your entry as soon as pos- ’ sible to— ] SECRETARY, GREAT SKILL CONTEST, i P.O. Box 377, •! Wanganui. < 5 - t ■1 LOCKTITE I THE EASY TUBE REPAIR. ‘ gAFE for any size Cut or Blow-out. Wo have sold this Repair Outfit lor i Four Years without a single complaint. I PRICE g/g AND 5/6 11 ; STAINTON & CO., ‘ • : t NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 i ’Phones 732 & 190. P.O. Bfr ANTED Known —Herbert Howard, Spiritual Diagnoser. Treatment for Nervous and Functional Troubles, Hair Treatment. Excellent testimonials. . Appointments, c/o Mrs. F. Arden, Morley Street, New Plymouth, between t Powderham and Vivian Streets. Cor- f iayiV** - • -