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Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1923, Page 1

TENDERS. TENDERS. RENDERS are invited until NOON, November 21, 1923, for the supply of Meat, Fish, Milk, Vegetables and Bread, or any of the above to U.S.S. Company’s steamers. Forms may be obtained at Company’s Office. UNION S.S. Co. of N.Z. LTD., New Plymouth. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SANITARY CONTRACT. RENDERS are invited and will be received by the undersigned up till NOON on WEDNESDAY, 28th inst. for a three years’ contract from April 1 next for collection and removal of Nightsoil in accordance with the specifications to be seen at the Borough offices. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. TENDERS. WHANGAMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL. RENDERS are invited for improving formation and metalling about 62 chains of the Kohuratahi Road, for the above Council. The metal will be delivered at the Kohuratahi Railway Station at the cost of the Council. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Office, Whangamo-mona, or the office of Sladden and Palmer, New Plymouth. Tenders close at the County Office. Whangamomona, at NOON on NOVEMBER 17, and are to be addressed to the County Clerk. N. R. CLELAND. Chairman. SCRUB CUTTING AND SPLITTING. gEPARATE Tenders will close with I the undersigned at NOON, on the i 25th NOVEMBER, for cutting 60 acres, I more or less, of Scrub on Section 28, | Block 7. Opunake S.D. (Wiremu Road). ! and splitting 2000 Fencing Posts. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. | Full particulars on application to B. Wall, on the property, or G. LOONEY, South Road, New Plymouth. HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. ST. MARY’S HALL, VIVIAN STREET. ST. MARY’S ROSE gHOW.

FRIDAY, Nov. 16, from 1 till 9 p.in. SATURDAY, Nov. 17, from 10 till 5 p.m. Flower Stall, Plain and Fancy Stall, Afternoon Tea and Music. Schedules to be obtained from— MR. MoGAHEY, Devon Street, and j MISS DF.VENISH, 103 Powderham St, ST. JOHN’S (WAITARA) , gECOND j\NNUAL ROSE gHOW. I 22nd and 23rd NOVEMBER. Conditions for Special Annual Rose Competition : 12 roses not less t\an 6 varieties, not more than two blooms of any one variety. Entry to include at least, one variety in the following colors: White, Cream or Yellow, Red and Pink; not to include bunch flowered varieties. Apply for schedule which includes classes for all kinds of Roses and other Cut Blooms. j Competition from all towns invited. R. H. LAWRENCE, Hon. Secretary. OPENING NOTICE. TTAVING secured suitable premises in Currie Street opposite Herald Office 1 Madam Roaevear will show a choice variety of latest- in Millinery. Don’t fail to inspect. OPENED NOVEMBER 9