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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16303, 2 December 1918, Page 7

THANKS NOTICE. THANKS NOTICE." MR. L. ANDREWS and family wish to tender their .sincere thanks to Dr. Walker, the Matron and staff for their kind attention, also friends for messages of sympathy in thoir late sad bereavement. f9lB THANKS NOTICE. XAJ'RS. AI.EX ROSS and Family wish . .iyJL to tender their heartfelt thanks to Dr. Fookes, and the matron and nursing staff of the public hospital for the kindness and attention towards my late husband; also to all kind friends for HornT emblems and letters of sympathy in onr .sad bereavement. 1944 BUSINESS NOTICES. DENTAL NOTICE. MR. F. N. WHITCOMBE’S Dental Rooms will re-open on Wednesday, December 4. 1939 NOTICE. MISS IS. VOUNU resumes tuition TO-MORROW (Tuesday), December 3. £922 BUSINESS NOTICE. ✓MUSTOMERS of the late J. (“Jimtd my” Woods, Bootmaker, Devon Street, are notified that the business will be carried on as usual by his sou. It is particularly requested that all outstanding accounts lie settled iminodiNOTICE TO MUSIC PUPILS. MISS ILA BERNADETTE HENDERSON. OWING to the prevailing epidemic, Miss Ha Bernadette Henderson will not resume teaching until beginning of year.

CLAIMS NOTICES. CLAIMS. A LL Persons Laving any claim xjL against the estate of the late A. R. J. PARKER, of New Plymouth, Civil Servant, are requested to send them to— WESTON AND WESTON, Solicitors for tho Executor, New Plymouth. IN THE ESTATE OF ARCHIBALD JAMES THOMPSON, of Urenui, Blacksmith (Deceased.) - ALL PERSONS having claims against the above estate aro requested to at once render the same in duplicate to the undersigned, to whom all moneys owing to tho estate should also be paid. C. 11. STEAD, Solicitor, f 921 Waitara. MISCELLANEOUS. LAST CALL. 'A 7’ESTERDA Y (Sunday) the Block ,1L Captains made their final house calls. Should any persons in future contract Influenza, will they please at once notify the Health Bureau, Egmont Street, ‘Phone, 700. It will materially assist tho Committee if people will at once notify us become ill. f 931 should any neighbour E. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. V.A.D’S FOR THE HOSPITAL.

OWING to the opening of business premises today, the Matron is losing the help of several girls who' have been giving invaluable help. The shortage must bo replaced immediately. Will any girls willing to help please report as early as possible to the Matron or the Health Bureau, Egmont Street. SALE OF BLACKSMITH’S AND COACH BUILDER’S BUSINESS. HE OLD established Blacksmith’s and Coach Builder’s Business heretofore carried on at Urcnui and Uruti by tho late Archibald' J. Thompson, is offered for sale as a going concern. For price and particulars apply to Mr. C. H. Wilson, Urenui, or to the undersigned. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. T FREDERICK WILLIAM THOMJLs AS, of Urcnui, being the holder of a publican’s license in respect of tho premises situate at Urcnui, v »in the Taumarnnui Licensing District, and known as tho “Urcnui Hotel,’’ do hereby give notice that I desire, to obtain, and will at tbo next Licensing meeting to beheld at Waitara on tbo -Itb day of December, T9lB, apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to Henry Mulholland, of Hawcra, settler, my appointee. Dated at Urenui the Sth day of November, 1918. f 933 E. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. f 920 C. R. STEAD, Solicitor, Waitara. f 913 F. W. THOMAS, Applicant. STOP that Influenza—take our Formalin. Tablets.—Fraser’s Pharmacy,