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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10157, 12 November 1894, Page 3

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"Wanted. ' WANTED, — A Young Fellow for Farm. Most be a god milker. — Apply, BtatiDg wages required, to A. E. Baylis, Pihamn, Qpunake. b495m WANTED, — A pond general SER VANT, or LADY HELP.— Apply Mr* Hobrocks. Inglewood 0472t WANTED, — A conatanL supply of Fres>h Dairy-fed PORK. Highait prices given — C. B VTalsu, Voxf Butcher. Devon-street. a 5 la — —^ — — — — — — — i TABANAKI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS /COMPANY DRILL, Monday Evening. \J at 7 o clock sharp. All members requested to be present punctually. E NELSON L OKEY, bsoom Lieut. Commanding. LAM) TRANSFER ACT NOTICE^ i NOTICE ia hereby given, that the parcel of Land hereinafter described will b<» brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885," unlesa caveat in the meantime bo lodged forbidding the same: — s Applicant :' Francis Wjlliam Richmond, Solicitor, New Plymouth (adminijtr tor of tbe estate of Becey Cliilcolt, deceased). 52 acres 2 rocJs. Allotment No. 120, Ottata District. Ia occupation of Henry Jamts lJobbs Okey. , ' Diagrams may be inspected at thia i ffice. i Dated this 7th day of November, 1894, at the Linda Registry Office, New Plyinonth. W. STUART, 'b47lm ' District L; nd Registrar. IN THE MATTKE, OF "THE j LicenaiDg Act, 1881," and the various Acts amending the same. I DUNCAN MACKAY, of Waipnkn, . being the holder of a Publican's , License in respect of the house and premiseß situate at Waif nku. known as the Waipuku Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, nnd will at the next meeting of the Commissioners for the ; Jgmont Licensing District, to be holden at Stratford on the eevcntb day of December, 1834. apply for the lemoval of the Licence fcr the aforesaid house and pre lnises to a t ouse , huate at Tariki Road, to be known by the name of theTarif-i Hotel. Dated the eighth day of Novcmbir, 1894. ' ■ b497m DUNCAN MACFvAY. | ■TASANAKI AOOLIMATIBATION SOCIETY. Fiftbing Season— sst October I*»»V4, to 31st March, ISOS. T7^I&HING LICENSES may be obtained X; from Mr W. H Franklyn,lnglewood; Mr John Avery, tobacconist, Mew' Plymouth; and Iroin the nndereigoed, D. MoALLUM, Secretary. Licenses to Fisn have been issued as follows: — W. H. Frankly n Frank Franklyn J.T.Campbell J Iherkleaon H. Milto C. 0 Smith James Mcc T. A. B. Bailey b!32m J A MAORI RACK MEriTING «• will be held at Pungarehu in December, 1894. Erenta will i o open to all comers foe ' horses i hat have never been nominated for nn advertibed race. Full particulais in a luturoiBsuc. b349u FOR SALE"M~LE~abE7 -■ A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE and -tJL acre in Devon-street Went. Hmall aopoait, and easy instalments if prof ut rod. 0. W. BOVETT, b24ou Solicitor. TTACANCIES for two or three young T menljat Mrs AuuoTT'tS, Cambridge flouse, a 33ya