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Taranaki Daily News, 12 August 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE. w. 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. Fare* 4/- return. W. ARCHIBALD. ? - J WANTED TO PURCHASE. A. DJACENT to New Plymouth* about ,5 to 10 acres, including good' building site, with natural bush for preference. Particulars to be addressed to — “LAND ” P.O. Box 227, New Plymouth. W.C.T.U. hold an American Tea in the Whiteley Hall on Thursday next, 17th inst., at 2.30 p.m. Proceeds in aid of the Dr. Mary Armor Fund. WAR MEMORIAL. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, TE HENUI. HpilE list of name* for the Memorial will be closed on Saturday, August 19. Parishioner* who have any names to add to the list are requested to send, them in by the above date. MEMORIAL QHURCH YOUNG MEN’S SERVICE. 7 p.m. SUNDAY 7 p.m. Preacher: Rev. W. J. Elliott. . Subject: “The Christian Athlete.” .Soloist: Mr. F. P. Fredric. Male Quartette, Anthems and Popular Hymns. Visiting Footballers and Local Patrons of Sport Cordially Invited. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT, HOLDEN AT NEW PLYMOUTH. JQ’OTICE is hereby given that Arthur Eley Waugh, of Kaponga, Draper, was this day adjudged Bankrupt, and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office at New Plymouth on TUESDAY, tie 22nd day of August, 1922, at 2 p.m. J. S. S. MEDLEY, Deputy Official Assignee, New Plymouth. August 11, 1922. •ST. MARY’S BULB AND SPRING FLOWER SHOW. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, . SEPT. 7 & 8. TAISPLAYS AND COMPETITIVE CLASSES. Particulars Later. H. TNSULL, Hon. Secretary. TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW - PLYMOUTH. T ADIES and Gentlemen, —On Thursday ' next, August 17, you will be asked to elect a citizen to fill the vacancy on the Borough Council. In response to the request of many ratepayer* and on the nomination of the New Plymouth Labor Representation Committee I am standing for the seat. The Ward system of representation has been abolished for a considerable number of years and I, as Workers’ representative, will, if elected, represent the whole of the Workers of the borough and will not sacrifice the interests of the people to please any particular district. In the interests of public health I will endeavor to expedite the installation of modern sanitary conveniences. The potentialities of the borough are enormous, and I would help the council to the best of my ability -with any scheme for the benefit of the people. In conclusion, I wish to point out that all thinkers now agree that out of the present darkness and confusion will come a world of more stable order, “IF” understanding prevails. No understanding is possible whilst the Workers are unrepresented on the councils which govern local condition*. The council will be strengthened by a first-hand knowledge of the working-man’s point of view, and whilst the present uncertain conditions prevail in industrial, political and social life, then one who lives continually in close touch with, manual workers will'be of good, service on the Borough Council. For these reason*, and being sure of your agreement that the Workers are entitled to at least one representative on the council, I solicit your support on Thursday next. —Yours faithfully, R. J. CLARKE. FOR SALE. ’PATA, Tawa, or Maire Firewood, and Rimn or Hinau Fencing Posts; on truck at Inglewood, or delivered by arrangement. Apply— SCOTT, Carrier, *tagl»Wood.