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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1931, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. TO HELP THE EARTHQUAKE FUND. f<OOD Jam Plums wanted in any quantity up to SOOlbs. Cheap for cash as we are sending the entire proceeds to the Mayor’s Fund. •THE ‘.(REX" FRUIT . STORE, 283 Devon. St., New Plymouth. RED CROSS SOCIETY. \ EARTHQUAKE RELIEF GIFTS. JN response to the urgent general appeal from. Wellington the various branches of the. Red Cross in South. Taranaki will undertake to receive and forward all classes of Vegetables, Foodstuffs, Clothing, etc., for the earthquake refugees. Gifts sent, to the following depots will be despatched weekly:— Hawera, Red Cross Rooms, H.B. Building (Mrs. Stevens, sec.). Kaponga, The Parsonage (Mrs. Cossum, sec.). Eltham, Side Room, Town Hall (Mrs. Reakes, sec.). I. J. BRIDGER, S. Taranaki Provincial President. IN THE ESTATE OF PERCIVAL HENRY PEASE Late of Eltham, Farmer, Deceased. CLAIMS against the Estate of Percival Henry Pease, late of Eltham, farmer, deceased (duly certified' as owing at the date of death, viz. Bth February, 1931) should be rendered to the undersigned not later than February 28, 1931. welsh, McCarthy,, beechey and HOUSTON, Hawera, Solicitors to the Executors. LECTURE. JJROFESSOR Percival, of Canterbury University, Chief Officer of the Central Fish' Research Committee,. will give an address in Smith’s Tea Rooms, Stratford, TO-NIGHT (Saturday), February 14, at 8 o’clock, on the work being carried out by the Research Officers. Anglers, sportsmen and others interested are cordially invited to attend. T. RICHARDSON, President, . Stratford Acclimatkation Society. ■ J£NOX ]?LOWER gHOW. CLIFTON HALL, WAITARA.

THURSDAY & . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19 & 20, 1931. SECTIONS FOR FLOWERS, DECORATIVE, COOKING. Highland Dancing Thursday Evening. By kind ‘permission of the Headmaster, there will be a display of Arte and Crafts by the Special Class of West End School, New Plymouth. . , . Secure a Schedule at once. Note time for closing of entries. WM. MIDDLETON, . 1 Hon. Secretary. QPUNAKE pLOWER gHOW TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE, . MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1931. . (Under the auspices of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild) . . ; / Classes for Cut Bloom?, Decorative Needlework, Home-made Cakes, Garden Produce, Home Industrie?, etc. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, FEB. 20. ' I ■ Side Shows, Competition?,. Miniature Golf, “Baker’s Oven" for children. Fine Evening Programme of Vocal and Instrumental items. ST. i MARK’S, KAPONGA. JJORTTCULTUR AL gHOW TOWN HALL, KAPONGA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY .27, 1931. Sweets, Produce, Cake and Sewing Stalk. Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, and Supper. NOVELTY EVENTS. Thk Show will be well worth a visit. Opened at 2 p.m. by C. A. Wilkinson, . ; Esq., M.P. Schedules obtainable from—. ' A. W. ANDERSON, Secretary, Kaponga. .TARANAKI ' AND p # gH O W AT NEW PLYMOUTH • .... AT' NEW PLYMOUTH ' . , MARCH 4 and 5, 1931. Classes for Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Pigs of all breeds. ALSO SHEEP DOG TRIAL. ENTRIES CLOSE FEBRUARY 20. Send for Prize Lkt To-day to: W. P. OKEY, ’ i. ■> Secretary. P.O. Box 18; ’Phone $7, New Plymouth. Waimate Agricultural, Pastoral, Produce and Industrial Society’s 33 rd a nnual S how MANAIA DOMAIN, '' ; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1931. Large and Varied Prize List. Claeses for Pot Plante, Fruit and Flowers, Garden Produce, Dairy Produce, Farm Produce, Bread, Cakes, etc. ENTRIES k CLOSE SATURDAY, FEB. 14. AFTERNOON SPORTS PROGRAMME. For Boys and Girk attending schools within Waimate West County. Particulars of events will be supplied to 1 schoolmasters. Come and See the Children Compete. GUESSING COMPETITIONS. Miniature Golf—The great populiji pastime. MANAIA BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Gates open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 p.m. onwards. Admission: Adults 1/-; Children under 12, 6d; under 5, Free. Cars 1/-. EVENING PROGRAMME - Including chert sketches by Kaponga artkts PADDY’S MARKET. Donations gratefully received. ALSO GIFT AUCTION SALE In aid of -Society’? Funds. Catalogues, Entry Forms and Full Particulars from . iH. HOBDAY, Secretary. Manaia.