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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 53, Issue 3828, 2 November 1936, Page 1

Public Notices. TE AWAMUTU ELECTRIC POWER board. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. is hereby given that the power will be cut off in the Te Rore district, north of Lorimer’s Corner, on TUESDAY, the 3rd November, and WEDNESDAY, the 4th November, between the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. The lines are to be treated as ALIVE as the power will be switched cn again each day without notice on completion of the necessary work. d. McArthur, Secretary-Manager, fe Awamutu, 29th October, 1936. 765 WEEK-END EXCURSION: AUCKLAND TO WELLINGTON, 6th-9th NOVEMBER, 1936. ON FRIDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, a Special Passenger Train to Wellington leaves Te Awamutu, 10.50 p.m., arriving at Wellington, 11.41 a.m. on Saturday, 7th November, 1936. Return train leaves Wellington 4.0 p.m. on Sunday, Bth November. Return Fare to Wellington from: TE AWAMUTU: 245. Seats may be reserved free. Steam heated carriages. For further particulars inquire at, Stations. 780 EMPLOYMENT TAX. QN the Ist November, an Instalment of the Registration Levy (5s per quarter) became payable. Failure to pay an instalment renders the defaulter and his employer liable to prosecution. On the same date the Third Instalment of the Employment Charge on income other than salary and wages also became due. A penalty of 10 per cent, accrues on all tax not paid within one month of the due date. The necessary forms and any additional information may be obtained from any Postmaster or from the Commissioner, Employment Tax Division, Land and Income Tax Department, WJellington, C.L C. E. DOWLAND, ~ Commissioner. 779 KAPEPUKU HALL ASSOCIATION The Annual General Meeting of the Kakepuku Hall Association (Inc.), will be held in the Kakepuku Hall on Monday, November 9th, 1936, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive report and balance sheet. Election of Committee. General. S. H. WIEST, 783 Hon. Sec. PUBLIC ADDRESS on COMPENSATED PRICES FOR BUTTERFAT by COL. S. J. E. CLOSEY. PARISH HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, at 8 p.m. Under the auspices of the Te Awamutu Branch of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union. Everyone invited to hear this very able speaker, who will explain how compensated prices will give to farmers a just return for their labours. 786 NEW ZEALAND PIG MARKETING ASSOCIATION WISHES to advise that MR D. CLARK has been appointed as its Representative as from Monday, 26th October. Truckings of pigs will be forwarded as usual. NOTE.—The new appointment has been made necessary owing to the resignation of Mr D. Simcock, who has accepted a position with a competitor. For further particulars kindly ring DOUG CLARK, Telephone 49 (Day) and 327 (Night); Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. 735 DE LUXE TAXIS. J?OR Comfort, Service, and Civility we lead —others follow. CARS FOR HIRE Day and Night. Tourist Trips specially catered for. Luggage and Parcel Receiving and Forwarding Agency. Phones: Office 76, Residence (Night) 316. When ringing ask for DE LUXE TAXIS. W. TOOTILL, Proprietor. CARUPHOLSTERY. HOODS • SIDE CURTAINS LOOSE COVERS FIXED COVERS G. ANGUS MARKET STREET, TE AWAMUTU. TURNIP, MANGEL, SWEDE, AND X CARROT SEEDS—A Fresh Stock of all varieties just to hand. Highest quality. Prices the lowest.—J. Jones, Ltd., Market Street. QEED POTATOES—About 30 sacks of Fresh South Island Seed just arrived. This will, be the last. Secure yours now.—J. Jones, Ltd., Market Street.