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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned Leonard Thomas and Law’rence Harold Johnson, carrying on business as gafage proprietors and motor engineers at New Plymouth under the style of Thomas and Johnson, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the 31st October, 1922. All debts owing to the late firm should be forthwith paid to the said Lawrence Harold Johnson, who will discharge its liabilities. In future the motor businesses will still be carried on in the premises occupied by the late firm, but the said Leonard Thomas will own and conduct the motor repairs department and the said Lawrence Harold Johnson will own and conduct the motor sales department. Dated at New Plymouth this 20th day of November, 1922. L. THOMAS. L. H. JOHNSON. AIR FORCE LIST. N.Z. RESERVE OF OFFICERS. pX-OFFICERS of the Royal Air Force and the Air Forces of other Dominions are invited to enrol on the Air Force List of the N.Z. Reserve of Officers. Conditions of Service.—Officers on Air Force List will be liable for service in the event of war or other national emergency, and may be called upon to carry out an Annual Refresher Course jin Flying Duties covering a period of ten days. 'Pay at the rate of. £1 per diem will be granted for each day of such course, limited to ten days. Free rations and travelling warrants will be issued and out-of-jooeket -expenses allowed to officers travelling to and from courses. Compensation calculated in accordance with the principles of the Workers' Compensation Act will bo made to any officer injured on duty during a Refresher Course. Application for enrolment should be forwarded to the Staff Officer 1 for Air Services. General Headquarters, Defence Forces, Wellington. RAHOTU SOLDIERS’ MEMORLAL. rpHE Unveiling of the Rahotu Memorial Arch will be performed by the Ven. Archdeacon Evans on SUNDAY NEXT, 26th inst., at 2 p.m. The New Plymouth Military Band have kindly consented to assist in the ceremony. A special invitation is given to parents and friends of fallen soldiers, and to returned soldiers. The public generally will also be cordially welcomed. A. F. CHAPMAN, Chairman, Rahotu.

NOTICE TO FARMERS. JJESSRS. THOS. BORTHWICK LTD., will receive Pigs every Friday at Inglewood. Prices: bacon pigs, 5d porkers. L. C. SLADDEN, A. H. PALMER, M.-N.Z.1.5., MN.Z.I.S., A.M.N.Z.S.C.E. A.M.N.Z.S.C.E. gLAD D E N & pALMER, CUHL* ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS (Licensed under the Land Transfer Act), Devon Street, New Plymouth. OKATO. H. BAKER, Wheelwright, Okato, has secured the services of a firstclass Shoeing and General Blacksmith, and, while thanking all for their support in the' past, hopes for a continuance of the same by giving prompt attention to al! work and a guarantee of good workmanship. ESTATE OF EDWIN PARROTT, DECEASED. ALL Persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named deceased are requested to render same in duplicate to the undersigned, within 14 days from date (20th November, 1922). SYME & WEIR, ' Eltham, Solicitors for the Executrix. QEO R G E p VTFe~D YiE , who has just paid his Deposit for Nomination, will Address the Electors at— TARURUTANGI—Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 8 o’clock. BELL BLOCK—Thursday, Nov. 23, at 8. Sermon to be delivered at Vogelcown Store, on section next to Mr. Tippins’, TONIGHT, 6.30. WATCH THIS SPACE! ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth, has an Enquiry from a good strong man (financially) for a HOME SITE in or near town; must be good value and prefers something which can eventually be subdivided to advantage. Vendors will please send details.