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Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES LEGAL. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. T BEG to announce that I have been joined in Partnership at Kaponga and Opunake by Mr. J. Heesell, late Managing Clerk to Messrs. Guinness and Kitching- ■ ham, Solicitors, Greymouth. Mr. Hessell will conduct the Kaponga Practice, the Opunake branch of the firm being carried on as heretofore. The name of the firm will be “Gibson & Hessell.” I will in. future conduct my Manaia office personally. HAROLD B. GIBSON, Solicitor, Manaia. ROUNDS of scientific Boxing. Pooley and Whitaker, next Saturday, 12th August. “THE POSSIBILITIES OF EDUCATION.” above is the subject of an address to be given by Mr. Valentine, Chief Inspector of Schools, at the Technical College, New Plymouth, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 o’clock. Teachers, School Committees and the Public are invited to attend. T. M. AVERY, Sec. Taranaki School Committees’ Association. CARLTON DINING ROOMS, BROUGHAM STREET. wish to notify the public that we will be opening our Dining Rooms TO-DAY, August 7. Supper Friday and Saturday Nights. Meals 1/6. Six concession tickets 7/6. CURLINE AND CONWAY, Proprietresses. CENTRAL SCHOOL. ARENTS and Friends are cordially invited to be present at the laying of the Foundation Stone of the new Central Infant School on Monday next, August 7, at 2.30 p.m. S. G. SMITH, Chairman. QIX thrilling Amateur Bouts, Coronation Hall, next Saturday. l 1 QOACH pAINTING g HOP - jyR. D. L. McWHIRTER has opened a Coach-painting Shop at the Corner of Leech Street and . Gover Street. All Classes of Vehicle Painting (Carts, Motor-cars, etc.) undertaken. WORK GUARANTEED. XTEXT Saturday, the greatest day of the year. Afternoon: Auckland v. Taranaki. Evening: Albert Pooley v. Cyril Whitaker. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. CHANGE OF PREMISES. W E beg to announce that we are vacating our present premises in Brougham Street as from Saturday, July 29, having taken a portion of the Farmers’ Co-op. Buildings, opposite Currie. Street, where we will open business on Monday, July 3-I’. GOLDWATER BROS. TTEENEY and Pooley both beat Cadman, but Whitaker beat Heeney. McCleary beat Whitaker, Cadman beat McCleary. Can Pooley beat Whitaker? Answer to 3 decimal places at the Coronation Hall next Saturday. ELTHAM. I>UY Etham Tinned Paints, direct from the manufacturer, and save middlemen’s profits. —J. W. Harrison, Painter, Eltham. pLTHAM’S new enterprise —the manu’L4 facture of Tinned Paints. —J. W. Harrison, Painter, Eltham. T>UY Etham Tinned Paints. One quality only—the very best—and save 25 per cent. —J. W. Harrison, Painter, Eltham. • VITALLPA-PERS —New arrivals, from Is ” ;3d per roll. Rooms repapered from 25/-.—J. W. Harrison, Painter, Eltham. BOXING. T EARN TO BOX. Learn now. I will teach you. I have taught more Champions than any teacher in N.Z.— Four Professional Champions, besides a host of Amateurs.. Five winners at the last Wellington Tournament; two N.I. Championships at Palmerston N. Terms reasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Rooms: Above Imperial Billiard Saloon. MONDAYS & THURSDAYS, from 2 till 5 p.ija. and 7 till 9 p.m. BILLY CRAWFORD AND CYRIL WHITAKER. pOODEY v. Whitaker, next Saturday,