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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 18, 21 June 1913, Page 1

Of our last sale of costumes induced us to buy a much larger range at still bigger reductions in prices. We S>n't know why we were able to get costumes of the quality and style these are at the price, but it was .an. opportunity we could' not afford to pass, i 1 doz. Navy Serge Costumes, 10/6 and 22/0. 6 only Xavy and Mole-colored Costumes, good styles, 14/6. 6 good tweed costumes, mostly dark, 22/6. 1 doz. Tweed Costumes, panel back and front, in brown shades, 14/6. ' 3 Navy Scige Costumes, 65/-, for 25/-. AVondcrful value. 6 Heavy Tweed Costumes, really smart goods, 45/- to 65/-, for 39/-. , 2 only Fine Navy Serge, high-waist-ed, £4 5s for £3 10s. ' C only Navy Silk-lined Costumes, 55/- to'os/-, all to go at 35/-. GENUINE REDUCTIONS WONDERFUL VALUES. Be early and get first choice. J. & J. AULO, Xear Post Office, NEW PLYMOUTH.

TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. IJT is hereby publicly notified that Nominations for the Election of ONE Member of the Education Board for each of the North, East and West Wards will be received by me at the Education Board Office up to 5 p.m. onMONDAY, July 7 netft, owing to the retirements of Messrs. Harold Trimble, William McLaughlan Kennedy, and George Alfred Adlatn, under Scetion 11 of the Education Act, and who are eligible for re-election, and that the Election will be held on MONDAY, Julv 28,1813, No person shall lie eligible for election unless he is nominated in writing by at least two electors, and the nomination paper bearing the candidate's consent in writing is received by the Returning Oilicer before the nominations are closed. j Nominations must be signed by two .members of a School Committee of a district constituted under the Education Act, and bear the written consent of the j candidate nominated. • ,■■-,. ' P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. Education Oflice, June 18, 1913. _. .. I TO BUILDERS. RENDERS will be received at my office up to 4 p.m. on Monday, June 3D, for the erection of Outside Grand Stand, and up to Wednesday, July 2, for the erection of Total isator House, for the Taranaki Jockey Club. s FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, New Plymouth. DISCHARGE OF SECOND PANEL OF JURORS. (■COMMON JURORS summoned to ap-1 pear at the Supreme Court at New [ Plymouth on MONDAY, June 23rd instant, are notified that their attendance will not be required. Dated at New Plymouth the 20th day of June, 1913. J. TERRY, Sheriff. ANY AMBITION TO ANY AMBITION TO BECOME AN ENGINEER? BECOME AN ENGINEER? XT AVE you any ambition to enter! an attractive, interesting, well-, paid profession! If so, this is your opportunity. j By an easy course of simplified; study—arranged, conducted and supervised by men who have "made j good" in their profession, and have' made it their business to know all that is to be known of engineering. ■ YOU CAN NOW BECOME AN ENGINEER! Now to take up your course—-prob-ablv the most complete and most easily understood in the world. The]' cost is so small that you may put it down as a wise investment that in a short while will be worCTi many, | many times its original cost. i ■ Our past students are all "successes" —and we will see to it that our future students are a credit to them-! selves and to our coaching methods. I It costs you nothing to have a copy of our fully descriptive pamphlet in . your hands. Let us have your ad-, dress; we will glandly send it to you free. Write to-dav!! ' j BOWER'S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS. ' (Jas. W. Bower, M.A.1.M.E., Principal.) Tvronc Buildings. Customs Street, AUCKLAND. 'Phone 1734, P.O. Box 50.