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Taranaki Daily News, 23 September 1924, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. INGLEWOOD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. At 8 p.m. gALVATION JJALL Commissioner Hoggard will Lecture on Korea. LODGE NGAMOTU (No. 48). JNSTALLATION Ceremony will be held at the Masonic Temple, Robe Street, New Plymouth, on WEDNESDAY, September 24, 1924, at 7.15 p.m. Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend. C. H. WYATT, Secretary. Ist BATTALION TARANAKI REGIMENTAL BAND. gALE OF WORK & JAZZ CABARET (in aid of late E. J. Sole Memorial) wil be held on October 25. Particulars later. H. R. CATTLEY, Secretary. jpUN for all at the Coronation Hall Saturday, October 4. Admission 6d. MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen.—As the selected Labour candidate for the vacant seat on the Borough Council I wish to place some of my views on Municipal matters before you. 1 am in favour of a comprehensive sanitary system for the whole of the borough. Owing to the rapid growth of our town this is a matter of vital importance. The present system was designed to serve a population of only half the present number and no allowance was made for expansion.

I am of th© opinion that the council Las rendered the town a dis-service by granting permits for the erection of tiers of concrete flats such as those in St. Aubyn Street. The town is not yet so congested as to warrant this style of building. The tramways are now paying well and I favour a reduction of fares beginning with workers’ concession tickets, also the granting of time off for meals to motormen and conductors. The municipal roll is out of date and ought to be revised before the next election. ' I would favour the careful administration of borough funds and the cutting out of all unnecessary expenditure. If returned I will endeavour to the best of my ability to serve the interests of the whole of the electors. Yours faithfully, JOHN JEMISON. THE TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON. OCTOBER 1, 1924, TO APRIL 30, 1925. pHSHING Licenses may Im* otbained at the following Post Offices: New Plymouth, Tariki, Inglewood, Waitara, Okato, Pungarehu, Rahotu; and the following stores: Messrs. Hughson’s, Ltd., Rahotu; J. S. Fox, Okato; Loveridge Brothers, Tariki; Reg. Baker, Opunake, Greenway Brothers, Okato; E. M Reynolds, Oaonui; W. Downs, Bell Bock, The Store, Warea; J. Austin and Son, Tobacconists, New Plymouth; Cook and Lister, New Plymouth; also at the Office of the Secretary, New Plymouth. LICENSES.—Men, Whole Season (available over all Dominion), 20/-; Women and Boys (under 16 years of age), 5/-. Day Licenses (available for Taranaki district only), 2/6. Half-season Licenses, from December 20, 1924 (available for Taranaki district only), 12/6. VAL. DUFF, Hon. Secretary. OPUNAKE ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. NOTICE. CONSUMERS and intending consumers are notified that a special cooking rate has been made of 2d per unit with a minimum charge of 2/6 per K.W. per month, for electric stoves and cookers. This rate is an encouragement to those contemplating cooking by electricity, and consumers and others are urged to give the question their consideration. The Board will welcome inquiries and its Officers will give all information available. J. N. STEPHENSON, Acting-Secretary. £3OO WANTED for the High School Hostel Fund. Send a donation to the Old Girls’ Mart on Saturday, October 4. GRAMOPHONES! A. ASPLIN announces that he has opened a GRAMOPHONE PARLOUR in premises adjoining McNeill’s Grocery, Devon Street East. Sole Agent for the famous LA GLORIA GRAMOPHONES. Terms: £1 down; 5/- per week. Grand selection of Records. Come and Listen 1