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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8478, 27 December 1923, Page 1

DOORS, SASHES AND MOULDING. I A Specialty i Plain and Baeued Fencing Wike j Wise Netting. iA. E, Hammond, I TIMBER MERCII NT Strand »nd Willow Street, Piione No 3S j TO PICKNICKERS j JJAMPERS ' Provided at a moment's notice. When yon contemplate a picnic ring 'Phone 134 and then dismiss the j matter of eatables from your mind. ! Ice Creams and other cool fancies for summer weather. rjIHE gllOP PIANO AND SINGING -jITR MEREWETHER MEADOWS IVL intends to resume teaching at his old studio, No. 10 Security Buildings, in February next. RACESATMATAKANA. rnHE Rangutaua Racing Club will JL hold their Annual Race Meeting at Matakana Island on Saturday, January 29th. TAURANGA FIRE BOARD VACANCIES ON THE FIRE BRIGADE VSTRITTEN applications are invited W to fill vacancies on The Tauranga Volunteer Fire Brigade. Applicants must be single men prepared to live at the Main Fire Station. Particulars may be obtained from the Superintendent (J. Padlie). Address applications to the Secretary, Tauranga Fire Board. C. LOWE, December 27, 1923. Secretary, BOROUGH OF TAURANGA. COWS AND DOGS REGISTRATION.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . (1) That the fee payable for the registration of all dogs (with the exception noted below) in the Borough of Tauranga for the yeai 1924, is TEN SHILLINGS, provided that for nogs registered on or before the 31st day of March, 1924 only FIVE SHILLINGS will be charged, after which date (he full fee will be demanded. BONA FIDE Sheep and Cattle Dogs kept solely for the purpose of herding or driving sheep or cattle, 2s 6d. I ALSO GIVE NOTICE that C. N. CLARK has been aj. pointed by thhi Council, Dog Registrar for the said Borough, and that the office of registration is situated at the Borough Council Office, Willow Street. DOGS are required by law to WEAR the collar. (2) Also 1 that on and after the 20th day of January, 1924, the Inspector is empowered to prosecute all j owners of cattle, whose cattle are found at large on the streets of j the Borough, without wearing this year’s neck strap. The Inspector (C. N. Clark) will supply to applicants at his office, one numbered neck strap to each householder for quiet milch cows a$- far south, as Eleventh Avenue, ) on the payment of the sum of £l/10/. From Eleventh Avenue to the Borough . Boundary each householder may license two milch cows at £1 10s . for the first cow and £2 for the [ second; and provided further that the fee for the half year comf the above l , and the Inspects instructed NOT TO PROSECUTE ANY OWNER OF REGISTERED CATTLE for the current year while wearing such strap up to the 31st day of December, 1924, between tlie hours of sunrise and sunset, by the calendar, except as hereinbefore provided. R. B. SHEARMAN, Town Clerk. December 27, 1923. mencing Ist July, 1924, will be

THE pUBLIC rjIRUST QFFICE Founded 1872. THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE WILL Prepare your will and hold it in safe custody free of any charge ■! appointed Executor. Act as Executor and Truste: n der your will. Act with private persons appointed usnder a will as Advisory Trustees to co-operate with the Public Trusjro in any estate or business requirin' expert management. Act as Trustee in place of private persons who may wish to retire from the office of trustee. Act as administrator of estates of persons dying without leaving a will. The trouble and expense of finding sureties is thus avoided. The fidelity and integrity of the Public Trustee and of all officers employed by him are guaranteed by the State. “The value of assets and funds under administration on 31st March, 1923. was £28,904,798,” For information apply to— MR W. J. BAIGENT, Agent of the Public Trustee, Tauranga, i ATTENDS TE PUKE Sub-Agency first and third Tues--1 day in each month.