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Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1933, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £6,000,000 PAID UP CAPITAL £2,000,000 RESERVE FUND (Invested in Government Securities) £2,000,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS £6,000,000 £10,000,000 A FINAL DIVIDEND at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum for the halfyear ended March 31 last, making 4 per cent, for the year free of tax has been declared by the Directors, and will be paid to Shareholders in the Dominion on July 15, 1933. J. T. GROSE, General Manager. ' Wellington, July 13, 1933. DISCLAIMER. J AM not responsible for any debts incurred through my wife in my name. (Signed) WILLIAM HENRY COSBROOK, New Plymouth. NOTICE. A LL Overdue Accounts owing to the firm of A. H. SHAW, Men’s Outfitters, High Street, Hawera, not paid by July 20, will be sued for without any further notice. OLD AND INTERESTING. Q.REAT jQISPLAY OF Supported by NUMEROUS DELIGHTFUL DISTRACTIONS. TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. TUESDAY, JULY 18,1933. Afternoon and Evening. See the Carnival of Brides, the Maori Weaving Display, the Ancient Weapons, the room-full of Dolls. Hundreds ,of Antiques, each with a history. If you have anything old or interesting, send it in for exhibition to — M. E. GRIERSON, Page Street, Secretary. TARANAKI CO-OPERATIVE HERD TESTING ASSOCIATION (Inc.). GROUP MEETINGS AND LANTERN LECTURES. TVTR. C. M. HUME, Dominion Organiser for Herd Testing, will give a very interesting Lantern Lecture on Herd Testing at the Group Meetings at each of the following places. Mr. Hume’s Lantern Slides are most interesting, and the lecture will appeal to all practical farmers, as it deals with many interesting and important aspects of Dairy Farming.. July, Monday, 17th.—2 p.m. Lepperton Hall; 7.30 p.m. Oakura Hall. July, Tuesday, 18th.—11 a.m. Kohuratahi Hall; 2 p.m. Strathmore Hall; 7.30 p.m. Toko Hall. July, Wednesday, 19th.—2 p.m. Cardiff Hall; 7.30 p.m. Tariki Hall. July, Thursday, 20th.—7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Kaponga. July, Friday, 215t.—1.30 p.m. Annual Meeting, New Plymouth Y.W.C.A. 'Hall; 7.30. p.m. Urenui Hall. July, Saturday, 22nd— 7.30 p.m. Inglewood Parish Hall. ■ ' G. H. BELL, / ChairmanEXHIBITION. rpHERE will be an Exhibition of Water J" Colours and Etchings of New Zealand, including Mt. Egmoiit, .Waikarempana, .Pipton and elsewhere, by MR. JOHN L. MOORE, of Hawke’s Bay, at Tingey’s, Currie Street, New Plymouth, from MONDAY, July 10, to SATURDAY, July 15. INSPECTION IS INVITED. & pRESSMAKING QLASSES. MISS M. E. HUNT, Teacher of Millinery and Dressmaking (first-class credentials for each), has reopened classes in New Plymouth. Hawera and other towns visited if sufficient applications received. A few months only. Moderate terms. Particulars on application. Waverley Buildings, Devon Street Central, New Plymouth. gPORTING piP! STRAIGHT FROM HORSE’S MOUTH. That the nicest glass of “SPEIGHTS” in Taranaki is always on tap at CASSIDY’S TARIKI HOTEL. Another sure thing—At this popular house you buy Old Australian Port, also Spanish Golden Sherry, a single .bottle at CASE PRICE! Why pay more? Large full-size Wine, bottle 4/6, 2 for 8/6. Bottled Ale and Stout, 1/6 per large bottle; 8/- half-dozen. TARIFF 8/- PER DAY. FREE GARAGE. J QASSIDY, (Proprietor), TARIKI HOTEL, TARIKI. RING-483. p QENERAL QLEANING CO., LTD. (B. Shaw, Manager). DEVON STREET, WEST. Carpets collected, cleaned and relaid same day. Floors scrubbed and polished. Windows cleaned. Chimneys swept. Cars washed, polished and vacuum cleaned. JJOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. The A.B.C. of Dressmaking. Guaranteed to be the latest and most up-to-date method known. Perfect fitting. Free demonstration. Terms from £2/10/- upwards. Ladies! Have your own styles and material cut and tacked by Hollywood experts. Charges moderate. See the absolute latest fashions. DEVON BUILDINGS, DEVON STREET, Branches: HQ Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin and Christchurch; also all centres. A SMALT. ADVERTISEMENT in the classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 16 words 1/-; three consecutive insertions 2/6, - _ '