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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1929, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. TARANAKI SCHOOL COMMITTEES’ ASSOCIATION. rpHE Annal Conference of the association will be held in the Education Board’s Office, New Plymouth, TO-MOR-ROW (Thursday), July 11, 1929, at 1.30 p.m. All members of school committees are eligible to attend. F. A. COLEMAN, President. HAWERA ASSEMBLIES. 'J’HE Second Assembly of the season will be held in the Foresters' Hall on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, July 12. G. CHUCK, Hon. Secretary. MIDHIRST CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY, LTD. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. is hereby given that a further vacancy has occurred on the above Directorate and Shareholders will now be required to elect five directors to the Board. Nominations close with the undersigned on SATURDAY, July 13, at 12 noon. HAROLD GRAHAM, Secretary. NOTICE. ANY Pigs found trespassing on my Property will be destroyed. J. M. POWER, Eltham Road, Kaponga. FOURTH ANNUAL D inner CENTRAL HOTEL, HAWERA. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, JULY 10, at 6.45. Musical Programme to follow in the Foresters’ Hall. Ex-servicemen of ALL wars cordially invited. BE 'EARLY! ADMISSION, 7/6. S. R. VEITCH, Chairman of Committee. R. McCAY, Secretary of Committee.

TO LAND AGENTS AND OTHERS. M Y ?roperty at Ratapiko is withdrawn from sale as from this date. FLORENCE O’DONNELL. July 9, 1929. HOSIERY SHOP. RARE opportunity presents itself to acquire .as a going concern a business specialising in Ladies’ hose, gloves, handkerchiefs, etc., situated in one of the largest North Island towns, the centre of an extremely prosperous and productive territory. The shop is splendidly located on a corner in the main street, and is without doubt the best position in the town. Audited books show the turnover for the year ending May 31, 1929, to be over £3500. The price for the business is £lBOO cash, including stock, furniture and fittings. The stock is particularly clean, there not being 30s worth of unsaleable goods in the place. An unusually good money-making proposition with every facility for rapid growth as past experience has shown. Bona fide inquiries are invited. Write to_ “HOSIERY," C/o Gordon and Gotch Advertising, Wellington. . In the Estate of JAMES URE MURRAY, late of Eltham, Farmer (Deceased). Persons having Claims against the above estate are required to lodge same with the undersigned, in duplicate, duly certified as having been owing at the date of death of deceased, on or before the Ist day of August, 1929. HALLIWELL, THOMSON, HORNER AND NORTH, Solicitors, Hawera. ELTHAM RETURNED SOLDIERS' LEAGUE. Re-Union will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Eltham, JULY 12, at 8 p.m. Toasts, Songs, Digger Yarns in Digger Style. Bring your Soldier or Veteran friends. TICKETS - -5/A. R. KEMP, Hon. Secretary. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED By (Regd.). Signed Stamped Guaranteed Cure, £5 12/6, by Florence Hullen, C.M.D. (Dip. U.S.A.), 7 Courtenay Place, Wellington. Send copy of this advertisement along with remittance, and “Rusma” will be forwarded by registered mail immediately. This offer holds good for one month only. OPUNAKE VEALER CALF POOL. NOTICE TO FARMERS. 'pHE Patea Farmers’ Freezing Co., notify suppliers they have made arrangements with A. E. McDonald to collect vealer calves for the coming season. Collecting to commence THURSDAY, 11th inst. Anyone having calves for collection on that date ring 30, Opunake, or ring any time during the next fortnight, after which regular service will commence. A. N. WILLIAMS, Manager. OLD CLOTHES SALE. IN AID OF GIRL GUIDE FUND SALE will be held in Whiteley Hall, on FRIDAY, July 12, at 1.30 p.m.