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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1935, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. , ' - ’ ' ' _ CAPE EGMONT GOLF CLUB. ’T'HE Official Closing of the Links will A take place TO-DAY (Saturday), October 19. Play to commence at 1.30 pan. Members of neighbouring clubs cordially invited to be present. P. C. SMITH, \ Hon. Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH AERO CLUB. yVINNER of Competition: Mr. G. N. ” Bell, Brougham St., New' Plymouth.S. E. NIELSON, Secretary. VITAL CHRISTIANITY. Hear Geo. ’ Laurenson at Methodist Church, Hawera, in a series of Inspirational Meetings from TO-MORROW (Sunday), to Wednesday, October 30, inclusive. A LECTURE. A LECTURE on BRITISH' ISRAEL will be given by Mr. E. V. LAWS, Wanganui, at Awatuna Hall, on THURSDAY, October 24, at 8 p.m. All cordially invited. A. F. KRUSE, Awatuna. NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT AND 1 ' LOAN SOCIETY (Permanent). ’J’HE MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS are due and payable at the Registered Office of* the Society, 74 Brougham St., TO-DAY (Saturday), October 19, 1935. C. H. WYNYARD, Secretary. ‘ pLUNKET QALA J)AY. OKATO DOMAIN: 11 a.m. LABOUR DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Baby Show (three classes), Wheelbarrow Derbies, Burlesque Basketball, Children’s SportsAdmission: Adults 6d, Children 3d. ■ i ■ '■ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. . . Please note the St. Cuthbert’s Ladies’ Guild’s gALE OF yy ORK Will be held in the MANAIA TOWN HALL, On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1935. B. LAURSEN, . Hon. Secretary. B ABY p A Y. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935. STREET & HOUSE-TO-HOUSE • COLLECTION. Stalls for Produce, Cakes, Flowers, Sweets, Eggs, Sewing and Miscellaneous Goods. SATURDAY NEXT,'OCT. 26. SATURDAY NEXT, OCT. 26. ___________ ■■■■■/■ STARTS QUEEN STREET, N.P. 10.30 a.m, FINISH, RACECOURSE, 3.15 PM. TOKO FARMERS’ UNION piELD pAY & pEMONSTRATION - At - MR. A. R. CLARIDGES FARM, TOKO. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935. At 1 p.m. \ EVERYONE INTERESTED INVITED. YOUR HEALTH FIRST. As a means of restoring or stimulating the powers of life in the human frame exhausted by disease or weakened by a disturbed nutrition the moderate use of genuine wines is unequalled in nature and cannot be surpassed by art Whilst in health wine acts as a shield against wear and tear of the system in assisting and making more durable the assimilation of food, naturally the greatest benefit is derived from the best wine. That’s the reason leading hospitals use CORBAN’S. Approved and recommended by the medical profession. WINE FROM 36/- A CASE. QORBAN’S yyiNE Eliot Street Tram Stop,' DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Delivered Free in New Plymouth and to nearest railway station. Thone 893. 1 OHIROPKACTIC. HEALTH.—The natural consequence of free transmission of Vital Life Force between brain and body—normal, coordinate functioning of all parts. fLL-HEALTH.—The effects in the body of interference with this flow of energy—imperfect functioning of those organs or parts' not receiving their normal supply. Subluxated vertebrae interfere with the transmission of this Life Force by producing pressures upon the great nerve trunks at their points of exit from the spinal column. These nerve pressures are located accurately by means of a scientific instrument, and by Chiropractic adjustments are removed, allowing a free and uninterrupted flow of Lifegiving Force, which revitalises undernourished tissues and restores > health to the affected organs. Thus Your Spine Is the Index to Your Health. H. A. Palmer Graduate, > . ; (Member N.Z. and A.CA.), Neuroealometer and X-Ray Service. Thone 1355. Devon Buildingd. CONSULTATION FREE! gISSONS JgROS. & 00. pTD., ’ ENGLAND. TUNG ALlNE.—Glossy and flat finish. For concrete and cement floors and walls. Provides an attractive finish, is water-proof ■ and will withstand hard wear. 16 permanent colours. COLOURS GROUND IN OlL.—Fast, permanent staining power. SISSONS PREPARED PAlNT.—Highclass durable Oil Paint for renovations. In popular shades. DARBY & HANNAN. , LTD* 1 ' New Plymouth.