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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16718, 11 August 1916, Page 1

Public Notices. BLACK ORPINGTONS. TVTICHOLAS' Champion laying strain. •^ Great size; superb constitutions. Settings, Jo. eggs, IDs. 6d., cash with order. TOM NICHOLAS, Id, King Street, fceild'ng. HELP OUR SICK AND WOUNDED HEROES By MAKING CAKES, SWEETS and BREAD For the RED CROSS SHOP, Or, By PURCHASING AT SHOP in Old Union Bank Buildings (Opposite Tham and Co.'s). EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Total Proceeds given to the St. John Ambulance Red Cross society's Funds. ASSIST A WORTHY CAUSE. IMPORT LICENSES. Customs Department, Wellington, sth August, 1916. IN connection with the War Regulations issued on 24th July last, it is of r.ho utmost importance to importers that the foil owing procedure shrould be adopted with respect to the importation of goods from firms in foreign countries other than the United State,s. . This will not be necessary with respect to goods shipped before the 24th October 1916,. provided that such goods were ordered prior to the 24th July, 1916. (a). A license to import from each ' such firm must be obtained from the Comptroller of Customs before goods are ordered. (b). Applications for licenses, giving the names and addresses of all such firms, should be promptly submitted to the Comptroller of Customs, stating in each case . whether .similar goods were imported from such.firms before the war. (c). Where a New Zealand .importer - ; has got into touch with a. new firm subsequent to the outbreak of Avar, he should state how he camo to/ communicate with that firm, and should ;submit any relative papers. NOTE.—Where goods are bought in foreign countries .throusfn an agent in London or elsewhere, for transmission on ;i through bill of lading or ,by direct transhipment, and the New Zealand merchant does not at present know the names of the foreign suppliers,, it w'li bo necessary that these should be obtained. Licenses will not be required for goods- bought out of stock in Britain or British possessions. ARTHUR, M. MYERS, Minister of Customs. NEW ZEALAND IRON ORE SMELTING AND MANUFACTURING CO. OF N.Z., LTD. I Capital: £60,000. HPHE above Company has been formed with the object of smelting Taranaki Iron' Sand, of which there is an unlimited supply, by a .'newly discovered simple process, at a,cost of less than £3 per ton (inclusive of. adminis. trat'on and depreciation of 10 per cent. J being allowed. ) ' The Company has secured all the present leases and have patented thenprocess, and will in four months' time be turning out 70 tons of pig iron of the highest quality per week and three months after 200 tons per week. The present price or pig iron is £10 10s; the nominal price from £4 15s to £5 15s per ton. The whole world is short of pig iron, and prices are not likely to come down for some considerable period Shares are being rapidly taken up, and the Capital will soon be over-sub-scribed-^ . For Prospectuses and Application Forms apply F. J. V. WILSON, Sole Seliing Agent for Taranaki, . > .. Box 157, Hawera. Tenders. TENDERS FOR INLAND MAIL SERVICES FOR 1917 AND 1918. SEALED Tenders wnl he received at the several Clue*1 Post Offices in the Dominion until THURSDAY, th^ I4th September, 1916, for the conveyance of Mails for a period of Two Years from the lsi January, 1917. A list of the services for which tenders are invited is on exhibition at all post offices AY. R. MORRIS, Secretary. General Post Office, Wellington, 10th August, 1916. • i RQYM, EX6HAHGE ASSURAJIGE GORPOiATION. Of London. Incorporated A.D. 1720. FmE, MARINE, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, FrDELIT* GUARANTEE. ACCIDENT AND SICKXESS, MQTOII CAR JXSURANCE. . Head Office for New Zealand: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. '(Opposite Bank of New Zealand). Chief Agents for T/anganui: M. RUSSELL, LTD. who will be pleased to furnish any information as to rates, etc. A genuine novelty in garden peas, "The Lrmgp.ort." Absolutely the finest marrowfat pea yet introduced id the rn'sers' .senled packets, 2s 6d per wb?t at W. Paruell's.