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Taranaki Daily News, 21 October 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. JITEN eligible and desirous of joining the New Zealand Royal Naval Reserve should apply in person as follows, where full particulars regarding enrolment, service, etc., can be seen: (a) Seafaring men—At Office of Superintendents of Mercantile Marine at Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. Otherwise (b) at defence Offices, EXCEPT (c) in Wellington District —at Navy Office. Harcourt’s Buildings, Lambton Quajr. (d) In Auckland District—on board H.M.S. “Philomel.” Ex-Naval men of all branches are eligible for Class A, sea-faring men for Class B. civilians for Class C. Ages for entry in Class A must not exceed 35 in the case of leading rates and below, or 40 in the case of Petty Officer Ages in Classes B and C are:—Seamen and Stoker ratings, 18 to 25; Clerical, Accountant and Sick Berth ratings, 18 to 24; Artificers, Motor Mechanics and Artisans, 21 to 30; Enginemen from steam' trawlers, 22 to 35 years. Enrolment will be for terms of 5 years. Reservists will be required to perform prescribed periods of training on board H.M. Ships, during which they will be accommodated and victualled. Periods vary according to Class of Reserve and rating in which entered. Pay at Naval rates during training; free kit on entry and allowance paid for upkeep; retainer £9 to 12 a year, payable to men in Classes A and "B. After 15 years’ V.G. service men eligible tor Reserve Decoration. Navy Office. Wellington, 16th October, 1922.

TYANCERS! Don't forget to book your table at Collier’s for the Cabaret at the High School To-Night. Only a few tables left. yyHITELF.Y MEMORIAL OHURCH. To-morrow. 6.45: MONTHLY MUSICAL SERVICE. Preacher: Rev. W. J. Elliott. “THE SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF TODAY." Anthems: (1) “A Day in Thy Courts” (Macfarren); (2) “The Lord is Loving” (Garrett). Popular Hymns and Music for the People. Everybody Cordially Invited. THE SALVATION ARMY. HDHE WANGANUI SILVER BAND A (Bandmaster J. Wilson) will visit New Plymouth this week-end. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), at 8 p.m., in WORKERS’ HALL, Programme. Sunday, \ll a.m.; Brouffham Street Hall. 3 p.m—PUKEKURA PARK. 8 p.m.—EVERYBODY’S THEATRE: Service of Song: “THE WRECK OF* THE WAIRARAPA.” Collection at the Door. OEE! Where are we going Today. To the -Old Boys’ Gala Day at the High School. Sure. NEW PLYMOUTH DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB.

OPENTNG of Season on Labor Day. All interested invited to attend. Shooting to commence 9.30 a.m. E. ARMITAGE, Hon. Sec. NEW PLYMOUTH SAVAGE CLUB. are reminded that the final Korero for the season will be held on SATURDAY (November 4), not tonight (October 21). C. H. WYATT, Hekeretari. TYANCERS! Don t forget to book your table at Collier’s for the Cabaret at the High School To-Night. Only a few tables left. PUBLIC NOTICE. T HE Hygienic Bakery will be clu ed all day on Monday next (Labor Day). TARANAKI RUGBY FOOTBALL

INVITE offers from property holders A for area suitable for football grounds. Must be near tram. Price and terms to— C. B'EATTY, Hon. Sec., Eliot Street. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. My section on the Avenue Road is withdrawn from sale. , M. STRONGE. WANTED TO BUY. £ECOND HAND HYDRAULIC RAM (must be in good working order). Send particulars and pi'ce to — J. McGIVEN, C/o S. J. Sullivan, 115 Currie Street, New Plymouth. NOTICE. A LL Outstanding Accounts not paid or arranged for by the end of this month will bo sued for, and after that; date all accounts will be strictly month-' LvQUICKENDEN BROS. Rfthotu, Ost. 14.