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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. TARANAKI BOY%’ & GIRLS AGRICULTURE CLUBS. NOBTHERNDIVISION. jpRIZES and Certificates won in the last season’s Root-growing Competitions will be presented by Dr. Reakes, Director of Agriculture, at the Hygienic Tea Rooms on THURSDAY, August 17, at 2 p.m. Afternoon tea provided. Competitors, parents, teachers and supervisors in vited. - A. V. SIMS, ‘.l? . Hon. Secretary. 'VOTE for Browne, Thursday 17th., 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. His many years of service in the public interest is the best recommendation. PLUME MOTOR SPIRITS & LAUREL. KEROSENE. QECURE your supplies for the Milking reason ex s.s. “EASTERN SEA,” arriving at New Plymouth next week. Order now for "delivery DIRECT from the steamer and SAVE HANDLING CHARGES. Keen quotation for 20 ease lots. • FARMERS’ CO-OP. (All Branches). Taranaki Disctributors for the Vacuum Oil Co. AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTION. SOLDIERS’ CLUB. THURSDAY NIGHT. JQR. REAKES, Director of Agriculture for the Dominion, will deliver an Address on “Agricultural Instruction” rin the Soldiers’ Club TO-MORROW (Thursday) Evening, 17th inst., at 8 o’clock. All interested in the above subject are cordially invited to attend. WM. B. GRANT, President, A. & P. Society. VTOTE for Browne. As Mayor of the ’ borough for some three years (succeeding the late Mr. G. Tisch) Mr. Browne was instrumental in successfully carrying out the Greater New Plymouth scheme and the raising of a- loan for tramways and street purposes amounting to £9.7,000. FOR SALE. PREMISE'S lately occupied by Taranaki Club, Egmont Street, New Plymouth. Suitable for Club, Boardinghouse, Meeting Rooms, Dances, etc. Containing 13 rooms, well appointed. Largest Room 51ft x 30ft. Apply— HOOKER BROS.,

Box 3, New Plymouth. VITE require for a client with £l2OO cash a General Store. We have inquiries for grazing country from two fairly strong men financially, others with £lOOO and can finance stock. Anything cheap in itiixed or dairy .farms we may be able to find a buyer for. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, LAND AGENT, EGMONT STREET. ■\7'OTE for Browne. As a councillor ’ of 16 years’ standing he made a stddy of the electric lighting system of the town and also developing the drainage and water systems of the borough. BUSINESS ANNO UNCEMENT. CHANGE OF PREMISES. beg to announce that we are vacating our present premises in Brougham Street as from Saturday, July 29, having taken a portion of the Farrtiers’ Co-op. Buildings, opposite Currie Street, where we will open business on Monday, July 31. o’ GOLDWATER BROS. 1 LEGAL. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. J BEG to announce that I have been joined in Partnership at Kaponga and Opunake by Mr. J. Hessell, late Managing Clerk to Messrs. Guinness and Kitchingham, Solicitors, Greymouth. Mr. Heasell 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. Y/’OTE for Browne, who has always ’ taken a great interest in our tramway system and will facilitate their extension to the suburbs. WANTED KNOWN. THE MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD., yyri-L pay an advance of—per lb. for butter-fat For AUGUST CREAM, F. 0.8. Nearest Railway Station. For further particulars write —• BOX 185, sVanganui. J