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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 81, 25 March 1908, Page 3

J DESIRE to express my thanks to the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation for the very handsome manner in which they have treated me in regard to the Arbitration Court proceedings recently brought against me by Hugh Wilson. 'Mr. Wilson brought an action against me for £3OO compensation in respect of the death of his son who was accidentally killed on the railway deviation works, and was eventually awarded £SO.

Inc. Company, while from the first de nying that they were under any liabili ty to me, in thai young Wilson was un dcr the control of the Railway Department, ami solely in consideration of my lung, connection with them, has nowpaid to me not only the sum awarded to Wilson, but also iuy solicitor's charges for defending the action.—! am, etc., GEORGE KXIGHT. New Plymouth, 24th March, 1908. '^aggy TO BUILDERS.

RENDERS will be received at our office up till 4 ]>. m. on MONDAY, Jlareli 30th, for Fittings and Alterations to Premises at corner of Devon and Curric Streets for the Union Bank of Australia, Limited. The lowest or any tender not ncccs- [ sarilj accepted. SAXDKKSOX & GRIFFITHS, Architects. Kiug's Buildings, Brougham-street. PARIHAKA ROAD BOARD. APPLICATIONS for the Position of Clerk and Treasurer to the Board will be received up to 31st March. State experience and salary required. Conditions may bo sfeen at the office of tliis paper. JAS. YOUNG, Chairman.

T END BE S. LENDERS arc invited for about 20 Chains of Street Formation, iududing metalling and kerbing, at Fitzroy, for Mr. J. B. Finlay, Hunter-street, Wellington. Specifications and plans may be seen at the office of Sladden and Palmer, Devon-street, New Plymouth, at which place tenders arc to be left. Tenders close at 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, .March 28th, 1908. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. rpWO 12 h.p. .Murray Mult-tubular horizontal boilers, 1)0 and lOOlbs pressure; one 0 h.p. Luke, lOOlbs pressure; one Tangye engine, Oyi x 0 c.'.inders; also one Roliey Engine. 0 x " evlindersj all in good order, to be s L-lieap. Apply sharp. Box FUR SALE, XjMVE-ROOMED HOUSE on one-eighth acre of land. The house is situated in a nice healthy locality, and is fitted with modern conveniences, including bathroom and detached washhouse, gas and water laid on. A nice home. Owiwr selling on account of leaving district. Apply GILMOLUI AND CLARKE, New Plymouth.

FARM WANTED. WTAKTED to Lease, for a term of years, a Farm from 50 to 80 acrid, two to four miles from New Plymouth; must have good accommodation, and fairly free from weeds. Apply "Farmer,'' Box 11, New Plymouth. 20-tl TO THE CROWN TENANTS OF THE TAEANAKI LAND BOARD. SADIES and CiENTLEMEN-I have the honor to inform you that I am a candidate for a seat on the Land Board of the above district. As giving me exceptional qualifications for the position, I have had over twenty years' experience as a Crown tenant, including twelve years as an improved farm settler in the backblocks of Taranaki. I therefore understand the requirements of the backblocks settlers as only those of experience can do. If elected, I shall use every effort in my power to show that your confidence has not been misplaced. I have the honor to be, Yours faithfully, JOHN SHEEHY, Okau.

MAYORAL ELECTION. ADIES and GENTLEMEN",—Having decided to contest the forthcoming Mayoral Election, 1 hereby invite Electors to attend a Meeting in the Bormi( s '- 1 Council Chambers on WEDNESDAY, March 23tli, at 8 p.m., when 1 sha'l place- by views on Borough affairs before you and also endeavor to answer auy questions. Yours faithfully, W. A. COLLte.

MAYORALTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ADIES and GENTLEMEN, - His Worship the Mayor, Mr. E. Do*rill, having definitely decided not to seek re-el.ction, I beg to announce that I shall he a candidate for your suffrages at '.he coming election, and to respectfully solicit your support and influence. Yours faithfully, FRED. C. J. BELLRINGER. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. IHE Council of the Borough of New Plymouth is prepared to consider proposals from persons who may hi willing to supply and erect not less than a quarter c£ a mile of Aerial Ropeway, Conveyor, or Tramway, and supply winding gear, skips, trucks, or other vehicles and appliances for the same, the plant 1o be capable of delivering not less than, one hundred and lifty cubic yards of stones or boulders (broken or unbroken) per day of eight hours at an elevation of about fifty feet above tho source of supply. Electric motive power will be supplied. Proposals should reach the undersigned on or before noon on THURSDAY, April

!)th pros. Full particulars, together with a plan ami section of the site, will bo supplipj to intending tenderers on application to the Borough Engineer, New Plymouth. The Council does not biiul itself to accept the lowest or any offer F. T. BELLKINGEK,

VEGETABLES. J. W. BEBNDTSON, eupicd by the Hygenic Bakery. Fresh and good supplies arrive daily. All the Season's Fruits in stock, lnI eluding Oranges, Bananas, Plums, Reaches, clc. "Vegetables in scasen. Town and Country orders prcwplly delivered. llius up Telephone 119 for BERNDTSON, I Devon Sjheet. KOZIE" TEA HAS A REFINED TASTE n marked contrast to rough, bitter taat« f certain i.thertteas It's the drink par xcellenee for reflntd palates. Wholes»sj «Mti, Bmrgttt, Vnui *rt B«.-*It|