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Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1923, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. IMMIGRATION OF TO PROVINCE OF TARANAKI. rpARANAKI fanners desirous of assisting in the immigration of youths from England are invited to submit their names tcthe undersigned. It is proposed to bring out lads from 17 to 20 years of age, fresh from the secondary schools, and selected by the Chamber’s representative at Home. The lads would require to receive training in farm work for a minimum of two years, and treated as members of the family, the remuneration for the first six months to be nominal, and afterwards such as the improvement in the work warranted, with a minimum of 15/- per week. Farmers desirous of co-operating in the scheme are asked to get into touch at once with — VAL DUFF, Secretary. Taranaki Chamber of Commerce.

WHITELEY MEMORIAL CHURCH. pLOWER SHOW SUNDAY. 11 AM. —Mr. L. M. Moss, BA., LL.B. 7 P.M.—Rev. W. J. Elliott. Special Topic of Sermon : “Moral Lessons from Mount Egmont.” Soloist: Miss Norma Morey. Special Anthems by strong Choir. Liberal Offerings invited in aid of Flower Show Trust effort. BUSINESS NOTICE. J WISH to notify the public that I have retired from my business at Fitzroy, which in future will be carried on by my sons, Roy and Albert. I desire to thank all my old customers for their patronage in the past, and trust that they will continue in the future to support the new firm. J. HARVEY. VVE wish to notify the public that we K are now carrying on the Butchery Business at Fitzroy lately known as “J. Harvey and Son,” under the style of “Harvey 8r05.,” and we hope by cleanliness, civility end strict attention to business to merit a fair share of the public support. HARVEY BROS. THE TARANAKI FARMERS’ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. FpHIS Association wishes to draw the attention of the insuring public to the saving that may be made by the placing of their insurances with it. Approved Risks taken at the following rates: —Borough dwellings and contents, 5 per cent.; Fann Dwellings and contents, 6 to 8 per cent.; Other. Farm Buildings and contents, 10 per cent; Private Motor Cars “travelling,” 25 per cent; Full information obtainable from Head Office, Eltham, or undermentioned Agents: Mr. O. N. FIRTH, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. Mr. C. 0. EDMONDS, Opunake. Mr. W. MESSENGER, Inglewood. Mr. A. M. HANNAH, Kaupokonui. Mr. S. EDEN CORRY, Hawera. W. J. TRISTRAM, Manager.

» “SAN TOY” SCORES. <pHE undersigned is prepared to purchase any scores in connection with the “San Toy” operetta. AppIy—“SCORES,” c/o News Office. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. ■KTOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section 50 of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, that all creditors and others having claims against the estates of Francis Mary Newland, late of New Plymouth, widow; William Francis Brooking, late of New Plymouth, retired builder; Binny Hamilton Somervail, late of New Plymouth, farmer, (whose estates are under administration by the Public Trustee) are hereby required to lodge in duplicate such claims, supported by full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estates at the date of the death of deceased, with the Public Trustee’s local office at New Plyf mouth, on or before the Bth day of October, 1923. Any claim not lodged by the date is liable to exclusion. FRANK M. WHYTE, District Public Trustee. New Plymouth. September 7, 1923. ’ PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. REDUCTION IN CHARGES FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATESTT IS NOTIFIED for public information that important reductions have been made in the commission charged by the Public Trustee for the administration of Estates. Commission on the capital of Estates when realised is now charged according to the following scale: — On the first £5OOO, 2i per cent. On the next £5OOO. 14 per cent. ' On the next £40,000, 1 per cent. On excess of £50,000. J per cent. Ag an exception to this scale, the charge on certain estates of not more than 5 £lOOO in value is— On the first £4OO, 5 per cent. On balance, 24 per cent. Income Charges: The commission charged on rent or on interest on mortgages has been reduced from 5 per cent, to 24 per cent, on amounts in excess of £5OO per annum. The concessions apply to estates under administration by the Public Trustee on the Ist April, 1923, and on estates accepted after that date. Full particulars of the reduced charges may be obtained on application at any Branch of the Public Trust ° ffiCe J. W. MACDONALD, Public