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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11635, 16 March 1901, Page 3

Lawson 12, A. .Julian, O. Boidt. .1. Frewin,B. Bateman 14. P. C. BF.XNTrr. Handicapper. : Captain Edwin wires : — Model ate to 1 strong easterly winds: glass rise; tides increasing. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the ps l ate of Jviw Abbott, of New Plymouth, a nd Tinsmith. 11HE utock of Ironmongery and Tin* ware in the above estate is dow b'ing pold at Cbpap Prices FoR OASII *>NLY. And will be continued until the 33ch instant. .1. C. DUTIES, 775 Deputy Official Assignee. TARANAKI MUSEUM rriHE following menabera of the JL Committed of MUcaar'nient are anthorised to HECEIVR hXHIBITS aud 10 issue receipts: — His Worship the Mayo-, Mees-s R. Bayby, W. H. Skinner, W. L. Newman, W. M Spencer, and alao Mr C. E. Bellringsr (Town Clerk) As the Committee desires to open the Museum mt an early date those wishing to make donations ot exhibit?, either as gift or loan, are requested to do bo as tocn as convenient. W. E. SPENCER, 737 Hor . Sec. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. RENEWAL OF LICENSES. ALL Licenses hsned to, Drivers, Careers, C images, &c, and for Dangerous Goods, Billiard Rooms, Rooms for Public Performances, &c, must be renewed for tho year 1901-02, on or before Monday. 25th March inst C. F. BELLRINGER, 770 Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. DOG TAX, 1901. OWNERS of Dogs are reminded that the Dog Tax must be paid on or before the 31st March iost. Unregistered dogs will be destroyed, or the owners sued after that date. C. E. BELLRINGER, 772 Town Clerk. IN THR ESTATE OF MINNIE TAYLOR (wife of James Taylor, Criterion kotel), deceased. AL*L Persons having Claims against fhe deceased, or James Taylor, Licensee of the Criterion Hotel, are requested to vender AccouaU in duplicate FORTHWITH, and all persons indebted to pay the amount of their indebtedness to the undersigned. OLIVER SAMUEL, 778 Solicitor to the kxec-Uors. O r REWARD will be paid t» anyJwO one giving information leading to the conviction of the three boys who BTOLE •he PEARS out of my orchard. 848 K. COCK. TARANAKI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. /COMPANY Parade and Annual VJ Meeting on MONDAY NFXT, 18th ins., at 7.30 p/n. E. NELSON L. OKEY. 856 Captain T.tf.V. AS ex-pupils of the Girls' High School havo expressed a wish for periodic meetings to keep them ia touch with each other and with the School, and as they have further suggested that such meetings should be devoted to the stndy of English literature, Mis* Grant aud Miss Drew have much pleasure in inviting all ex-pupils interested in this objeot to meet them at the School next Friday afternoon at four o'clock. The High School, Friday, 15ih March. 843 TOLL COLLECTOR. WBI TTEN application (wih reference) will be received at the County Office, New Plvmoutb, until 4 p no. on HATtTBDAr, 23 <*d March, 1901, from persons willing to act ib COLLECTOR of TOLLS at thd Omata Tollgate. Particulars on application at County Office. H. OKEY, 835 Chairman. J. A. MAISEY, ARCHITECT. LABGE Experience in Biimingbam (Xt gland), Sidney, and AuckliDd. Drawings, Specifications, &c, prepared in firstocUsft style for any description of buildingp. 0- Office : DEVON STREET (next Rams :>u, Saddler. 501 PIANOFORTE_AND THEORY. Mrs. J. S. Hempton, SOUTH ROAD. NEW Q~lf A RTER HAS COMMENCED. 172 THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY. Telephone No. 1 10. C. CARTER ~ HAS THE SUPP» V OF Dried Cod Fish and Tinned Pish In Variety, Ac, &b, &\ NEW COMERS TO NEW PLYMOUTH Are asked to note that C. GARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER Is in a position to supply their needs promptly and satisfactorily. Families waited on for Orders as convenient. CALL TODAY. AT THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY, DEYON-STUEET CEKTBAL, NEW PLYMOUTH. LM)J(ibU IRK perumDeuily cuied ••) Loasby's " WAtiUO." Other remo , dies afford only temporary relief. £ewar< ■ cyf. witr.tioc*. To b^ hid of B^esi