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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XL, Issue 5777, 4 March 1912, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. Pli LN C E*S PICT UK ES OL'ERA HOI SI%. T.U"IJANtiA, i To-Moinum fa I'MNi: s PKOI.KA.UME. A I loam 'Through the (Jardens of Italy (Scenic). I Mike tho Miser (Prnmntie). Sarah's Hero (Comic) j A Trip to the Islands — OOOft highly coloured liliu—St ndinj; Mail Ashore —Panorama of Apia Streets and Scones—l'npese or tlic Sliding Kock —Ueaiuitut \\ au-i t.Uls. A .Noble Jester, or a Faint Heart Never 'Wins a Fair Lady (Spectacular)) .Vdventures of a Bupkworm (Comic >. His Coal Came J?ack (Comic), A \\'liner's Hay on the i^plujru— Oreat Stntmiil of Spluga 2500 .Metres above Sea Level—Showimr a Huned Village, Waterfalls, Sledging and Alpine Scenery. (.'ramlpu's Mirth-day. The Pel licoat. She.:;,". Tlk> I 'age Hoy ami the Maby—Extraordinary Comical Study. L'oimiar Prices. TAUKAX(iA LICEXSIM J V 1 Si'I;IC V N<>'HCE ()I" \i)\ll \ATIONS. Ilil^Kl'-li'V give Public Notice that the following gentlemen have this day been duly nominated as Candidates to serve as members of the Licensing Committee for the above District :— ALLttX, John CandlLsli CUIMSTIAX, Frederick Nowbhaiu C AH.DNIOU, David .I()I{DAN, Charles KI.X(J. KolxTt, KCSAJ)S, Charles Imliiiuiul LOCHIIKAL), Thonias LCXDUX, JJavid HAirr.LV, Herbert Momoe ML'NKO. I'eter XUinilS, Colin Campbell I'OIILEN, Joseph s-^Hii-Mmi i'i\ Oii%ia ".Pl-H.)T\r, T'ercival WAIII), Cerard, Arnold v And that a poll will be taken on T.I.'KSUAY, 12th day of March. J9.1.2, coniniencing al 9 a.m. a:iid dosing at (J p.m. T. I{. AY. PHILPO'ITS, | Returning OlJicer. 'raiiranga, .Marcli' 2nd., 19112. I NOTICE. 1 J:' tIl>T-;iC IVI EETIXG --at all those J:\_ inti-rested in forming a lowing' Club will be hekl in the Corona-j lion Hall on TUESDAY evening, March sth next, al 7.30 o'clock. By or^er of Boating; Club Committee-. / CIIAS, F. JIULMK. Hon. Set-. T.li. Cliiilj. Tauranga, February 26, 1912. TAUHA^CA 1H)UOI](M1 COIXCIL. "JMi:N X'J£,Jl CENT PK-VAL.TV. "V^OTJCE is hereby given that the, _l_i 1-0 per cent. Penalty will be charged on all rates due to the Tauranga Boroug-h Council unpaid on Till.-US DAY, March 14th, 1912. R. B. SI -IF. ARM AN, Town Clerk. Borough Council Chambers, Tauranga, February 28th, 1912. I'A PAMO A J'! tOG.lt ES Si Vp; ! SOCIETY* VM.EI'7riN(; of all those interested in forming a Progressive Society in Papainoa will be held in the School on FRIDAY, March 8, at 8 p.m. i-\ A. TUIINKIi, Convener. joitr.OT. DADY BUJJiNF Wiril TERIiIBLE ECZEMA. WHICH SPREAD OVER THE | BODY, HEAD AND LIMBS—^O REST OR SLEEP FOR MOTHER 01.1 CHILI/. — DOCTOR TTOUI-J) KOT LET HIM BE BATHED. — TINY SUFFERER GREW WORSE EVERY DAY. FOUND A PERFECT (JURE IN CUTICURA. "My .'itUe boy was born with hi.s legs and the lower par), of bin body covered with eczema. 1 told the 'doctor about it. He gave m c a lotion for it and told me not to wnsh the little one. . 1 carried out m.v orders until his head, face and shoulders were covered wilh the humour. Then infoniicti the dcc Lor tluii, t ht: lolion was tloin-- no good. He. ga-e me a different lotion and a-u ointment, but still insisted on saying not to -batho the baby. 1. used tlw remedies but hi: got no better. There was no rest, no sleep for baby or myself and 1 way worn out. Baby was very thin and seemed to be getting worse every day. 1 resolved to give the Cuticura Soap and Ointment a trial- I «m thankful to-day that I did, for one set cured him. Uo is as fat now, and sleeps as well as any child of fifteen months an-1 1 still u.<e Cuticura Soup for hU bath.-— \ crs C'auld, OMboghcad, Rothienotman, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Jan. 15, 1908." Wolfe's Schnapps d"oc>S nothing bul lasting good- Jsuy whole bottles, Wolfe's Sdmapi>3 is a slhnulan that will l>racc you up and stu.ru by you. On a hot day try Wolfe's Schnapp: cold -ginger beer or soda.