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Taranaki Daily News, 10 August 1922, Page 1

I PUBLIC NOTICES. VICTORIA LEAGUE. £>AFFODIL JJ AY - Proceeds in aid of Furniture Debt. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, at 2 <p.m. Produce, Cakes, Sweets, Flowers, Fancy and Plain Stalls. AFTERNOON TEA. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL. HEAR * JAMES Y L I E Deliver his Address, entitled— BE A BUSINESS BUILDER. BE A BUSINESS BUILDER. BE A BUSINESS BUILDER. BE A BUSINESS BUILDER. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1922, At 8 p.m. Mr. Wylie is “a man with a message,” and knowe how to deliver it. Every man and woman of New Plymouth should hear him. ADMISSION FREE. Chairman, Mr. T. C. List. PROPOSED ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES BETWEEN TARANAKI AND EGMONT COUNTIES. •'T'HE Commission appointed under the hand of His Excellency the Gov-ernor-General to enquire and report on the proposed alteration of boundaries between Taranaki and Egmont Counties will sit at the "Warea Hall on Tuesday, the 29th August, 1922, commencing at 11 a.m. The order of reference is whether that area of land as hereafter described at present within the boundaries of the Egmont County should or should not be included in the Taranaki County. All that area of land bounded towards the North by the Puniho Road, towards the East by the Egmont National Park, towards the South by the Waiweranui Stream, and towards the West by .the Tasman Sea. Any persona desiring to tender evidence on the foregoing matters are invited to attend on tne date and at the place above named for that purpose. H. J. LOWE, Chairman of Commission. New Plymouth, August 9, 1922. PUBLIC NOTICE. yy ARCHIBALD, of Inglewood wishes to notify the public that he will run his Motor Lorry to Stratford to the Representative Football Match on Thursday, 10th inst., leaving at 1.30. Fares 4/- return. W. ARCHIBALD. PUBLIC NOTICE. YV ARCHIBALD wishes to notify the public that he will run his Motor Lorry from Inglewood- for New Plymouth to the Auckland versus Taranaki' football match on Saturday, 12th, inst., leaving at '1.30. Fares 4/- return. W. ARCHIBALD. ! NEW PLYMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. In the Matter of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” and of “The Local 'Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and the Acts amending the same respectively. J HEREBY give public notice that an election for the purpose of electing One Councillor to fill the extraordinary vacancy now existing in the Council of ■fine Borough of New Plymouth will be held on THURSDAY, the 17th day of August, and I hereby appoint the Municipal Offices, Liardet Street, New Plymouth, as the place, and Thursday, the 10th day of August, 1922 (before noon) as the: day for receiving the nomination of Candidates. DATED this 27th day of July, 1922. REGINALD DAY, Returning Officer for the Borough of New Plymouth. IMPOUNDED. IMPOUNDED in-Lepperton Pound, 4 cows, one with horns off, three with earmarks (red). If not claimed, and expenses paid, to be sold at 12 noon on August 22. J. W. HALL, Poundkeeper, Lepperton. MISCELLANEOUS. AXMINSTER Floor Rugs, good quality, 19/6. —At Martin’s, Devon Street Central. pOPPER Fire Kerbs, 27s 6d; Axminster Carpet Squares, £l2 10s: Duchess Chests, £4 10s.—Martin and Co., Best Value Furnishers, Devon Street, New Plymouth. INGLE Rimu Bedsteads complete with Wire Mattress, 62s 6d; Hospital Beds. 57s 6d.—Martin and Co., “Where Furniture is Cheaper,” Devon Street. Tt/TARTIN and Co. sell it for less. In spect our Seagrass Prams and Push-chairs, Seagrass Chairs, Dining Chairs and Tables. Bedroom Furnishings, Carpet Runners. —Devon Street Central. POUND —Dark colored articles get just as soiled as white, only the white ones are more honest. Have them cleaned at McCullough’s, and they will be ■pOUND—We clean dark fabrics by the same method as we do white ones, hence the excellent bright appearance when finished. Our way is the best way. Try us and see. —McCullough’s, opposite McNeill’s, Devon St., New Plymouth. d.w. ■pOUND—We~clean, re-block or remodel Hats of all descriptions; no matter how unshapely they are we can make them look just like new.—McCullough’s. opposite McNeilVfb St.. Npw Plymouth, W ‘