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Taranaki Daily News, 17 January 1931, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. ART AND CRAFT ART UNION. POSTPONED TO CLOSE JANUARY 31. Drawn February 7. Tickets obtainable from Mr. S. Jackson. -NOTICE. A S from MONDAY, January 19, my XI - . Blacksmith Shop at Oaonut will be closed on Mondays and Saturdays until further notice. Open all other days. 11. BROOKER. NOTICE. ADJUTANT Mackenzie is in urgent need of Men’s left off Clothing and Boots. Ring 852 Salvation Army, New Plymouth. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. / PUBLIC DENIAL. JJUMOURS are being circulated that my Hospital is closing in March. This is quite untrue, as I have no intention of closing my establishment. Intending patients are asked to personally interview me at Cornwall Street, before making other arrangements. (Signed) E. GAVIGAN, N.Z. Registered Nurse. Cornwall Street, Eltham, 14/1/31. IDLAY Golf in the Open Air. Children, 3d a game, 10:30 to 3. Brighton Links, New Plymouth. f.n. ’COLUMBA COLLEGE, ROSLYN, DUNEDIN. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: Miss Grace Mackintosh, M.A. (Hons.). \ TJUPILS for 1931 are now being enrolled. First term begins TUESDAY, February 3, 1931. Boarders to be in residence on Monday, February 2. Instruction is given at all stages from Kindergarten to Higher Leaving Certificate, together with Domestic Science and Commercial Courses. Resident Mistresses in all branches will supervise home studies. Further particulars on application. MRS. D. B. WATERS; Secretary. Re MARTIN BROPHY (Deceased).

ALL Persons having. Claims against the Estate of Martin Brophy, late of Opunake, Farmer, deceased, are requested to render particulars thereof in duplicate, duly certified as owing at the 24th day of December, 1930, to’ the undersigned. C. O. EDMONDS, Solicitor for the Administrator, Opunake.QRGAN RECITAL. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, N.P. WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 21. At 8 p.m. By MR. R. NEVILLE RENAUD. Q.OLF for Children at the Brighton Links, 3 p.m. 3d a game. f.n. inglewood county council. TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL ON RATES. PURSUANT to Section 76 of “The Rating Act 1925,” notice is hereby given that an additional ten per cent, will be added and made payable on ALL RATES outstanding after Saturday, February 21, 1931, and same may be sued for without further notice. H. W. MARTIN, County Clerk. Inglewood, January 12, 1931. (CHILDREN’S Sessions, 10.30 to 3 p.m. 3d a game. Brighton Links, N.P. Ln. PUBLIC NOTICE. J HAVE much pleasure in notifying the public of Taranaki that I have purchased the estate of the late A. N. Lester known as Ngaere Gardens which will be carried on as a pleasure park, and also as a seedling nursery and floral speciality. The amusements offered in conjunction with the largest display of begonias in Taranaki are the cheapest day’s outing that any picnicking party could desire. For the price of admission, adults 6d .md school children 3d numerous amusements are provided, and boiling, water is sup plied free. A series of band concerts will be held at the gardens during the 1931 summer season, and the first of these will take place on Sunday, January 25. i V. N. LESTER, Proprietor. QOMBINED piCNIC — Between — Wanganui, Patea, and New Plymouth Waterside Workers’ Unions. PATEA DOMAIN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28. THE PICNIC OF THE YEAR. Welcome extended to all. Heaps of fun for the kiddies. -Races and amusements for adults. EXCURSION TRAIN leaves New Ply mouth at 8 a.m., arriving Patea 10.32 a.m. Departs Patea 5.38 p.m., arriving New Plymouth at 8.12 p.m. Train stops at Hawera for refreshments. Cheap Excursion fares: Adults 4/3, Children return. HOT WATER, MILK, TEA AND SUGAR PROVIDED FREE. S. FLOOD, Hon. Secretary. _ — —«o pGMONT ROAN (JOMPANY MONEY LENT ANY TERMS. TOWN OR COUNTRY. A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary. Company’s Office: 82 Upper Brougham St, New Plymouth.,,