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Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1934, Page 3

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QROUP JJERD RESTING M R - C, M. HUME, Dominion organiser/ .will address a meeting of farmers on Herd Testing and Pig Husbandry in the Tututawa Hall TO-NIGHT (Thursday), July 26, at 8 o’clock. /■. ■ ■ •’ Ladies cordially invited, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. J WILL not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted by my husband, AusgUstine Stempa. (Signed) M. STEMPA. RECEPTION TO MISS JEAN BATTEN. UNITED RECEPTION by the Women’s Organisations (Imperial, Social and Sports Clubs) will be held by the kind permission of the Taranaki Women’s Club at the Club Rooms at 3.45 o’clock TO-DAY (THURSDAY). The Presidents of the various Associations will act as hostesses, and. members of these Associations are invited to attend. • . ADMISSION 1/- (including Tea). x SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT By HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. A SPECIAL Concession will be given to all Pupils enrolling during the month of August. Particulars may _be had at the School Rooms, Devon Fundings, Devon Street, New Plymouth. MADAME COLLIE, Manageress. COMMERCIAL ART. J EARN this fascinating and profitable profession and earn spare-time money. A little training is all you require. Present pupils are earning good incomes—so why not you? Write to-day for particulars to “ART,” P.O. Box 21, Wanganui. pONCISE, authentic, stirring—the History of Taranaki is now on Sale at throughout Taranaki.' Price 1/-. c.x. Booksellers and all Daily News Offices JNSURANCE! THE Good Name and Reputation of the NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. has been built up oyer 70 years’ fair dealing with the public. Insure with the Leading Company. A. S. CLARK, Manager. ROTORUA! Cosy Cottage Motor Camps. Book early for your holidays. These camps are becoming more popular with motorists every week. For full particulars write— CARETAKER, COTTAGE MOTOR CAMPS, Ohinemutu, Rotorua.