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Taranaki Daily News, 12 September 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON. s.s. -JOHN” TO-DAY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. Cargo received at Goods Sheds till NOON. J. H. HOLM AND CO., Agents, St. Aubyn Street. ’Phone 711. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. pLEASE Take Notice that ffiy properties in New Plymouth are withdrawn from sale. MARK JOHNSTON, Moturoa, New Plymouth. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR SHORTHAND- | WRITERS & TYPISTS, NOVEMBER. 1922. I TT is hereby notified that the usual ; Public Service Entrance Examina- . rions for Shorthand-typists will be held • in November. 1922. i Applications close 28th October, 1922, and any entries received after that date should be accompanied by a late fee of | 2/6. Full particulars may be obtained i on application to the Secretary. Public I Service Commissioner, Wellington. I | VO Raffles-—something for your money every time at Holy Trinity Church, Fitzroy, Sale of Work next Wednesday afternoon. a.e. OKATO. J. HU TH NANCE MOTOR ENGINEER, JJAS commenced Business in Okato. Repairs a Speciality. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. NEW PLYMOUTH TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ALL connections for which subscriptions are unpaid at noon on the 12th of September. 1922, will be cut off in accordance with the notice printed on accounts rendered. H. BREE, Chief Postmaster. T~)O not forget Wednesday’s Sale of Work at Te Henui Church Hall, a.e RETFORD’S SALE NOW PROCEEDING. NOW PROCEEDING. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. NOTE ADDRESS: NEXT DOOR TO DAILY NEWS. RE-OPENING RE-OPENING FOR THE SEASON. MAY & ARROWSMITH’S gODA pOUNTAIN J)E £UXE. COOL. REFRESHING DRINKS. ICE CREAMS. SUNDAES. *.= in the past QUALITY will be our •CATCHWORD. We are out to please you. Among our Specialities will be APRICOT EGG SUNDAES. APRICOT EGG SUNDAES. You must try one of these. They are Good! jQEMEMBER the Sale of Work at Holy Trinity Church Hall, Fitzroy, next Wednesday afternoon. a.e.

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