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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16722, 24 April 1920, Page 7

MEETINGS. i . BY-ELECTION STRATFORD SEAT M R - J. B. H INE THE GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE, AVill Address the Electors at TUTUTAAVA—Saturday, April 24, at 8.30 p.m. KAIMATA—Monday, April 26, at 8 p.m. WAINGONGORO—Tuesday, April 27, at 6.30 p.m. CARDlFF—Tuesday, April 27, at 8.30 p.m. Other meetings will ho announced as arranged. b 353 BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ANZAC DAY COMMEMORATION SERVICE. A COMBINED Religious Service will bo held in Everybody’s Theatre on SUNDAY NEXT, 25th instant, at 3 p.m., to commemorate the Anniversary of Anzac Day and the notable deeds performed by the Australian and New Zealand Soldiers on that memorable and historical occasion. Returned Soldiers are specially invited to bo present. JAMES CLARKE, Mayor. b 975 SOLDIERS _A_LIv Members are invited to attend the Anzac Service to be held in Everybody’s Theatre at 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 25. Seats will be reserved for returned men. , F. G. EVANS, President. V. 0. WEST, Secretary, R.S.A. c 49 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICES. BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES’ VISIT. A REHEARSAL of tho Anthem "God Bless tho Prince of Wales,” and of “Land of Hope and Glory,” to he sung in tho Park will bo held in the Empire Theatre THIS EVENING, at 5.15 o’clock. All singers are requested to attend. Music will be supplied. .Two hundred and fifty tickets for Reserved Seats in the Park will bo available, and will be issued only to those who attend the Rehearsal. ' F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. cBB BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. i VISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. r JJM~IE Decoration Committee require a large quantity of greenery—Pinus Insignus, Ferns, and Cabbage Trees. Pampas Grass Plumes in any quantity are also required. While anxious to preserve the scenic beauty* of the town the Committee will be glad to hear of persons who have suitable trees and shrubs which they intend to cut in the near future. Please communicate with Inspector Day, or the undersigned, as soon as possible. F. T. BELLRINGER, TowA Clerk. clO BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. VISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. REFRESHMENTS FOR COUNTRY - SCHOOL-CHILDREN. TAIGHT Mcthven Boilers are required in connection with the above. Any person whiling to lend one of these boilers, and also persons willing to donate milk or sweets, are requested to kindly communicate with Mrs. O. H. Burgess at her rooms, Hallenstein’s Buildings. P. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. cB9 FOR SALt FOR SALE. g CORDS of Firewood, cut in lengths; 25s per cord. Apply— NEWTON KING. cB7 JM MEDIATE J>OSSESSION| 0g ACRES, Freehold, subdivided into i six paddocks, all dead level, all in grass except 10 acres swedes—a splendid crop. Absolutely free of weeds. Only half-mil© to factory and station, and li miles to school. Good metal road past property. Will carry easily 4.0 cows. New live-roomed house, washhouse, motor garage, cowshed. This farm is in splendid locality, and only eight miles from New Plymouth. It is absolutely an ideal little farm. Price £125 per acre; or at £l5O owner will give in 30 choice Pedigree and Grade Jerseys. Terms good. NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH. b 932 AFTER a day’s hard mental or physical ■work, a glass of “Winox” is deliciously refreshing and sustaining.