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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16822, 21 August 1920, Page 7

i WAITARA; FROSI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. Tlie Tikorangi post office impasse has not yet been solved, and after the office being under the control oi the I'aull family for ovi>r 30 years, it ml end in September, when Miss K. Fault relinquishes the position. There is a possibility of the district being deprived of the benefit of having its_ own post office, as the remuneration is considered insufficient. Another meeting is to be held shortly in the hope that _a solution of the difficulty may bo f° llI )dMessrs. A. Dry den (Oddfellow), AV. Draper (Forester),, and J. Ewens (Druid) were the local delegates to the conference of the Taranaki Friendly Societies Association held in Stratford on Thursday. The local paper says: “The death has taken place of Mr. AV. AV. AVakeley, of Featherston, brother of Mr. H. AVakeley, of AAhiitara? Deceased was one of the best known flaxmillers in the Dominion, and was responsible for many improvements in tho machinery for dressing flax. Ho was also a fine rifleman, and on several occasions competed at Trenthani. He ivas attending tho gathering at Bisleyl” MISCELLANEOUS. ■yyHITELEY MEMORIAL CHURCH. TO-MORROAV, AT 7 P.M. PEOPLE’S pOPULAE gERVIOB Preacher; REV. C. H. OLDS, 8.A., Organising Secretary for Young People’s AA’brk. Subject: “LIVING AVATERS.” SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE At 6.45 p.m. Orchestral Selections, Solos, Anthems. EVERYBODY AVELCOME. MONDAY EVENING, AT 7.30. Conference of Sunday Schools and Young People’s Workers, with Rev. C. H. Olds, at AVhiteley Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, AT 7.30. United Sunday Schools Rally, in AA’liitcley Hail. f 659 LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. TVTOTICE is hereby given that tho •I' several parcels of land hereinafter described will bo brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one month from tho date of the Gazette containing this notice: Application 1419 (Plan Provisional No.-T712). —AVilliam Henry Jones and Arthur Frederick Saudford; 1 aero 2 roods 8 perches, being Lots 25 and 26 of Town Belt A, New Plymouth; occupied by applicants. Application 1421 (Plan Provisional No. 1717.—Francis Arthur James Leo; 25 acres 2 roods 16 perches, being Sections 401, 492, 503 and 504, Grey District; occupied by applicant. Application 1424 (Plan 3887)’. —John AVilliam Lovell; 11 acres 3 roods 8.8 perches, being part Section 39, Grey District; occupied by applicant. Application 1425 (Plan 3886). —AA’illiam Robert Leighton; _ 1 mod 1.34 perches, being Section 888, Town of New Plymouth; occupied by applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 20th day of August, 1920, at the Land Registry Office* New Ply? mouth. A. L. B. ROSS, District Land Registrar. f 552 NOTICE TO FARMERS. rpHE TARANAKI FARMERS’ MEAT X COMPANY, LIMITED, having recently installed at its Smart Road Freezing Works a complete Fertiliser Mixing Plant, is prepared to accept orders for delivery after August 31 for the undemoted mixtures, in practically unlimited quantities: — T.F.M. No. 1 TOP DRESSING MIXTURE T.F.M. No. 2 RAPE MIXTURE T.F.M. No. 3 TURNIP MIXTURE T.F.M. No. 4 MANGEL MIXTURE T.F.M. No. 5 POTATO MIXTURE If desired a proportion of Potash will bo included in tho various mixtures. The T.F.M. Fertilisers are manufactured from formulae supplied by an Eminent Analytical Chemist specially for Taranaki soils. FARMERS! SUPPORT YOUR OWN WORKS, and at the same time ensure the best possible results by using T.F.M. FERTILISERS. Samples may be seen and orders booked at the Company’s Branch Office, Brougham Street, New Plymouth, on AVednesdaye and Saturdays. Price List can he obtained on application to — THE TARANAKI FARMERS’ MEAT CO., LTD., SMART ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone No. 493. BOTTLES WANTED -r BOTTLES BOTTLES WANTED BOTTLES BOTTLES AVANTED BOTTLES QUART AND PINT. BGMONT BREWERY WE ARE BUYERS OP BOTTLES IN ANY QUANTITY. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. eSll