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Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1932, Page 3

FOOTBALL. J*ARANAKI J?UGBY ]JNION (Jnc.). SPECIAL ATTRACTION. • SCHOOL FOOTBALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). JaSa PUKEKURA PARK, ’ -JLJ HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. Versus N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. At 1.15. INGLEWOOD V. OLD BOYS’ SENIORS. INGLEWOOD V. OLD BOYS’ SENIORS. At 2.45. ' AT WAITARA: Clifton v. Star, 2.45. ADMISSION: New Plymouth: Adults 1/-, Children over 14, 6d. ‘ S. E. NIELSON, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. ' NOTICE- TO CREDITORS. creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are hereby required to lodge the same with the undersigned, supported by full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estates at the date, of the death of the deceased, on or before the 11th day of September, 1932. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. ' ■ SCHEDULE: LUCY CALLAGHAN, late of New Plymouth, widow, died 31/7/32. JOHANNE KNAUF, late of New Ply-, mouth, widow, died 23/7/32. GEORGE THOMAS BOLAND KENAH, late of Urenui, Farmer, died 18/7/32. D. L. McKAY, District Public Trustee. New Plymouth, August 5, 1932. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, TARANAKI DISTRICT.. IN THE MATTER of “The Bankruptcy Act, 1908,” And IN THE MATTER, of PERCY MONCRIETH GLENIE, now of Hamilton, Motor Salesman, a Bankrupt. is hereby given that' I, the above-named PERCY MONCRIETH GLENIE, will make application to the Supreme Court, at New Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 23rd day of August, 1932, for an order of discharge in bankruptcy. DATED this s.th day of August, 1932. PERCY MONCRIETH GLENIE. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. POLL RE SPECIAL LOAN OF £553,000. A POLL of Ratepayers (in accordance with the formal notices previously advertised) upon the proposal of the Council to raise a Special Loan of £553,000 for the purpose of repaying certain loans falling due on the Ist day of April, 1933, will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant. The following are the polling places:— Mission Hall, Breakwater Road, Moturoa. Methodist Hall, St. Aubyn Street. E. O’Reilly’s Garage, Devon Street ■ West. Public Hall, Westown. Motor Garage, Playground, Wallace Place. Hooker Bros.’ Building (formerly Taranaki Club), Egmont Street. Whiteley Sunday ’* School, Liardet Street (Principal). Public Hall, Frankleigh Park. Presbyterian Hall, Vogeltown. Agricultural Hall, Gill StreetPresbyterian Hall, Fitzroy. DATED this sth day of August, 1932. REGINALD DAY, Returning Officer for the Borough of New Plymouth. WHAT KEEPS A MAN IN A JOB? Not influence, not personality, not friendship ! All these have their value, but the vital power that makes a man indispensable is ABILITY.- Ability comes from experience plus. TRAINING. There is no better way to train yourself for bigger and better paid work than spare time study of an I.C.S. Course. The I.C.S. Diploma is the hall mark of success. It is the power behind the job. There are hundreds of courses for you to choose from, including: RADIO! ACCOUNTANCY! SALES-. MANSHIP! ADVERTISING! AEROPLANE MECHANIC! Find out what we can do for yoii. Write To-day for Illustrated Literature, to—? 'J'HE JNTERNATIONAL OORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD., 182 M WAKEFIELD STREET, WELLINGTON. 2