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Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. OMATA MEMORIAL UNVEILING. APPRECIATION. 0 N behalf of the Memorial Committee I wish to express appreciation of the very fine attendance of the general public. To the Returned Soldiers, the Veterans, the Regimental Band, and to the representatives of the Red Cross and Victoria League, for honouring tne memory of our lads, our sincere thanks are tendered. Also to Messrs. Hooker Bros., •who kindly supplied the conveyance for the Band free of charge. CHAS. H. MOORE, Hon. Sec., Omata D.M.C. THE ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE RETFORD, DECEASED. A ll ■persons having claims against this (Estate are requested to send particulars to the undersigned, and all persons indebted to the estate would oblige by paying the amounts due tu— R. CLINTON HUGHES, Solicitor for the Executor. PUKEKURA PARK CROQUET AND TENNIS CLUB. and Friends of the above Club are reminded that a Special Card Evening in aid of the Club’s funds will be held at Mrs. W. Marshall’s House, Carrington Road, Vogeltown, on Thursday evening next. Play will commence at 7.30 o’clock. TENDERS. FOR SALE BY TENDER. f\NE Farm of 150 Acres Freehold, situated at Korn, of 12 paddocks, about 8 miles from New Plymouth, quarter mile creamery and threequarter-mile from school and post office, on metalled road. Seven-roomed house and six-bail cowshed with concreted floor, implement shed under same roof. Motor shed and dairy. A first mortgage of £1550 at 5| per cent., about 8 years to run. A portion of second mortgage can remain if necessary for term of years at 54 per cent. Possession end of August. Well watered by running streams, with good 7-wire boundary fence. All tenders sent to P.O. Box 251. Hawera. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mj. Bentham, adjoining this property, will be pleased to show all intending purchasers over ths farm. Tenders close end of this month.

MEETINGS. TARANAKI CROQUET ASSOCIATION. rpHE First Annual Meeting will be held at the Soldiers’ Club, New Plymouth, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th September, 1922, at 2 p.m. All Members invited to attend. Business: Election of Officers, Report and Balance Sheet, and General. J. D. MORRISON, Hon. Secretary. LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN. rYRDINARY Meeting of Paritiitu Troop will be held at Soldiers’ Club on THURSDAY, September 31. at 7.30 p.m. G; F. BERTRAND, Troop Leader. HOME SEPARATION THE BEATRICE SEPARATOR. ’T’HE most successful and reliable Separator for hand or power Home Separation is the ‘‘BEATRICE,” one of the highest grade machines on the market, and though not one of the common, low-priced machines it is at lea?t the equal of some that are considerably dearer. Many hundreds are in use all over the North Island. Enquire before buying. STOCKED AT STRATFORD By ■£JNION pOUNDRIES, LTD-. Which will be glad to fit it up for you, and gladly »ive fullest information. COACH pAINTING QHOP. jy L. McWHIRTER has opened a Coach-painting Shop at the Corner of Leech Street and Cover Street. All Classes of Vehicle Painting (Carts, Motor-cars. etc*}- undertaken. WORK GUARANTEED. T\ON’T throw aside any iron, steel, 1 aluminium, or copper that gets i broken. We can make it as good as | new by Oxy-Acetone Welding, as we | can crank shafts, etc. CAR SPRINGS. ETC. . I Wo make these at our own smithy by our own expert. MOTOR-CAR REPAIRS. Look us up. We are practical men. anxious to build up a big business on service and value. JENKINS ms. & GILL STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. ~FRANK SYKES (Late P. J. Douglass.) EXPERT CYCLE & MOTOR CYCLE MECHANIC. ’ YVHERE you get reliable repairs at moderate prices. All accessories stocked. Racing Cycles built up to cue tomers’ design. FRANK SYKES, LIARDET STREET. <Jlound Melbourne Co.rper.)