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Taranaki Daily News, 2 October 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. QpHE Premises of the undersigned will be Closed all day To-day (Monday, October 2), for Special Holiday. A. MANOY, Draper, Stratford. L Y T T E ' L T O N. S.S. PROGRESS, THIS DAY—MONDAY. Receiving cargo at Goods Shed till Noon. J. H. HOLM & CO., Agents, Tel. 711. St. Aubyn St. OAONUI CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD. ANTED—First Assistant Cheesemaker (main factory), one with 2nd class ticket preferred. yy ANTED—First Assistant, Arawhata Branch (Cheese). Also casuals. Duties to commence October 7. Wages, Scale Rates. Apply MANAGER, Oaonui Dairy Co., Ltd. ST. MARY’S HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. gALE OF By St. Mary’s Guild. To be opened by His Worship the Mayor (F. E. Wilson, Esq.), at 2 p.m. ’ A Splendid Display of Useful and Ornamental Goods. M Stalls.—Plain and Fancy Work, Produce, Flowers, Sweets, Toys and Afternoon Tea. Admission’: Adtilte 6d, Children Free. MISS A. WILSON, Hon. Sec. Fitzroy—To the Methodist Bazaar, Wednesday next, October 4,2 and 7 p.m. NOTICE. J WISH to thank the people of Inglewood and District for the generous support they have accorded me in my (butchery business for the many years I have served them, and to inform them that I have disposed of the same to Mr. F. A. Reesby,' as from the 30th September, 1922, to whom I trust they will give the same generous support in the future that I received from them in the past. A. B. GAMLIN, Inglewood. J.JAVING purchased Mr. A. B. Gamlin’s old established butchery ousiness, I take pleasure to inform the residents of Inglewood and district that I hope, by supplying the best obtainable quality of meat, with prompt despatch and strict attention- to all requirements of the trade, to merit and retain an equally liberal support to that so many years ' given to my predecessor. F. A. REESBY, Inglewood. JjWERYBODY is going to the Fitzroy Methodist Bazaar on Wednesday next, October 4., 2 and 7 p.m.

NOTICE. T BEG to state that I have started in business as a General Carrier (Motor Service), and hope to receive a fair share of 'support. My unrivalled knowledge of the district, obtained through years of motor driving, will ensure quick despatch. This, combined with attention to enquiries, will, I trust, enable me to merit ageG. A. DERBY, DEPOT, FORD GARAGE, DEVOUT ST., New Plymouth. Phones 368 and 355. FOR SALE. THE PUREBRED JERSEY BULL ACACIA’S GOLDEN (3 years). ONE of the best bred Dairy Bulls in the Dominion from tested stock for many generations. Dam, -Acacia s Princess, whose dam has a public record 70 lbs milk in 24 hours. She is line bred to Mr. H. B. Watson’s champion cows, Twylish’s Solid Gold and Victoria V. He has more of the blood of the famous ■bull K.C.B. than a son. If you want a bull at a reasonable price, to build up your herd, come and inspect and see his full pedigree. Not Registered. Price, 25 guineas. J. McGIVEN. VEALE'S ESTATE. ’ Or 115 Currie Street, New Plymouth. « PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. /AN and after MONDAY, September IS, the Furniture Firm of S. J. SULLIVAN will open a local depot for the display of examples of their furniture, and for the conduct of business. Clients will be able to purchase the best in Furniture through the local branch— DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, thus saving 20 per cent in buving. NOTE NEW ADDRESS— S. J. SULLIVAN FURNITURE MANUFACTURER. CURRIE STREET. Opposite ’ Herald Office,