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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. CLAIMS. Persons having claims in the ae--1 signed Estate of J. C. Rowe, of New Plymouth, Builder and Contractor, are required to lodge same with the Trustees, c/o Messrs. Roy Nicholson and Bennett, Solicitors, New Plymouth. JJUNTING piXTURES. Thursday, July 6 —The Kennels, Sentry Saturday, July B—Wat hi, r£HE ynCTORIA JNSURANCE £<O., (Limited). Established 1849. TARANAKI BRANCH: BROUGHAM STREET. (Next Macky, Logan & Caidwell’s Warehouse.) A'LL Classes of FIRE MARINE and ACCIDENT Business transacted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Having a local branch means no vexatious delay in settlement of claims. H. J. GRAYSON, Manager. DAIRY HERDS WANTED. J HAVE enquiries for dairy herds os follows: Choice Jersey herd 20 to 30 cows. Grade Jersey dr part Jersey herd 30 to 45 cows. Grade herd up to 60 cows. Cash on delivery. HARRY LINN, New Plymouth. MEETINGS. TARANAKI PROVINCIAL RETAIL GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION. RECORDING to the preliminary set of rules now in existence we herewith call a general meeting of the above Association, to be held in the Hygienic Tea Rooms, Devon Street, New Plymouth, at 10.45 a.m. sharp on Wednesday, July 12, 1922. Business: To pass a resolution in favor of registration as an Industrial Union of Employers. F. E. GADD, President. JOHN ORR, Secretary. New Plymouth, July 3, 1922. TENDERS. THE LEPPERTON CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY, LIMITED. TENDERS FOR OLD FACTORY BUILDING. , RENDERS are invited for the purchase of the old factory building at Lepper ton (not including any shafting or plant contained therein), and will 'dose with the undersigned on Wednesday, 12th July, 1922, at 5 p.m. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. W. GARNER, Secretary, Brougham Street, New Plymouth.

A NEW COMPANY. fpHE well-known Grocery and Provision Business established by C. CARTER, Devon Street, New Plymouth, and carried on 'by I him for the last thirty years, will, as from July 1, 1922, be known as CARTER & SON, LTD. In notifying the public of this change, Mr. Carter would take this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for the loyal support accorded to him during the many years he has been in business. The same business principle will be applied in developing the Company on up-to-date lines. Mr. Carter is retaining a large interest in the business, and the management of the new Company will be chiefly in his handsCARTER & SON, LIMITED. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH-MOTOR-CYCLE SPARES. \VE have just secured huge stocks of ’ * Douglas Motor-cycle -Spares, and can supply for all models. Send broken part for duplication. Don't fo get, we have spares for over 200 cars and cycles. N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD.,