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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE WELLS CHURCH, UPPER MANGO RJEI. MEMORIAL to the brothers Salisbury, who gave their lives during the Great War, will be unveiled TOMORROW (Sunday) Afternoon, at 2.30, by Archdeacon Evans. INGLEWOOD COUNTY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER IN RE £lOOO LOAN FOR THE RICHMOND ROAD NO. 3, SPECIAL RATING AREA. »J*HE Inglewood County Council has duly made a special order in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that behalf by section 16 of the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913, and written consent of the ratepayers of the above named special rating area, resolving that a Loan of £lOOO for reforming, re-gra/i'i.g and metalling the Richmond Road be authorised. A duly certified copy of the above Special Order is open for inspection at the Council’s offices, Inglewood, up to 2 p.m. on the 10th day of January, 1922, when sam will be confirmed. S. NIELSON, County Clerk. Inglewood, 16th December, 1921. COAL. yyE have two cargoes of State Coal, screened and unscreened, arriving from Greymouth early next week. Anyone requiring coal please ring 654 or communicate with— W. W. THOMSON & SON, Devon Street. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. HpHE undersigned will arrange for attendance at the following places on the dates and hours stated below for the purpose of inoculating calves. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921. Public Yards, Ngatoro, 10 to 11.30 a.m. Mr. Kerrisk’s Yards, Hursthouse Road, 1.30 to 3 p.m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921. Mr. Batten’s, Waiongona, 10 to 11.36 a.m. Mr. E. Old’s Yards, Mountain Road, Lepperton, 1.30 to 3 p.m. F. W. SUTTON, Inspector of Stock. A NEW SENSATION AT NGAERE GARDENS For XMAS & NIEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. T)ICNICKERS, make arrangements to hold your picnic at this beautiful pleasure resort during the festive holidays. The cheapest, most convenient and comfortable picnicking grounds in N.Z. Mr. Clement Wragge said that Tara-naki-ites ought to ibe proud, of the Ngaere Gardens. Watch for particulars of the new sensation in Saturday’s issue of this paper, Dec. 24, 1921. LESTER BROS. Telephone 315, Stratford Exchange. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. JMPOUNDED in the Inglewood Public Pound on December 6, 1921, by J. Dryden, Taranaki County Council foreman, from off the Upper Kent Road — One brown mare, aged, white star and little white on one hind foot, one front shoe on, no visible brands. If not previously claimed and all expenses paid will be sold on Wednesday, December 21, 1921, at 12 noon at the Public Pound, Inglewood, by— W. TUME, Poundkeeper.

YM A S QAK E S SEE OUR WINDOW SHOW. HYGIENIC BAKERY. HYGIENIC BAKERY. A MERRY XMAS TO YOU ALL VVILL be doubly assured if you buy your festive goods at GAVEY’S. Delicious Chocolates in lovely boxes at ridiculously low prices. Stockings crammed full o£ good things for the Kiddies! FRESH FRUITS in season. Everything of the best procurable, at absolutely bedrock prices. No need to look further. We are right in your midst. The handiest Fruit Shop in Town! GAVEY, DEVON STREET CENTRAL. MEETINGS. PAROCHIAL DISTRICT OF INGLEWOOD. A MEETING of Parisioners will be A held to receive report of the Building Committee regarding plans of new Parish Church, on MONDAY, December 19, at S p.m., in the Parish Hall. L. J. CARMINE, Secretary. LOOK ■pOR THREE WEEKS ONLY TO r DECEMBER 31st. DRY MONOPOLE CHAMPAGNE, Large Bottles, £1 Is. CHAMPAGNE, Small Bottles, 10/6 W. G. EME N Y ROYAL HOTEL.