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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12795, 14 June 1909, Page 1

Publl. Notices. ANNUAL STOCK TAKING. OUR Warehouses will be closed at 5.20 p.m. .luring- stocktaking, from 14th u> 39th inst. inclusive. Saturdays 1 p.m. .is usual. JAMES THAIN AND CO., LTD. THE WANGANUI ECONOMIC BUILDING SOCIETY. BALLOT APPROPRIATION. 1 / — - 1 AN Appropriation by Ballot of i>3oo, in two Bunte of JBISO each, will te held in the Society's Offices, Rklgway Street, Wanganai, o n WEDNESDAY, tbe 16th day of JUNE, 1909, at 8 p.m. The attention, of members i& d"awn \o Rulo 102, which requires them to nutke themselves clear of the Society's books on [ or before the pay-night on the 14tfi ii-St. i It is particularly notified, that no arI rears of subscriptions will, on any account, be received after the pay-niglit prc- [ ceeding the ballot (14th instant). Members in arrears after that da + e will be excluded from participation. C. L. DUIGAN, . N Secretary. x NOTICE. ANY Person, or Persons trespassing with dog or gun on any of the properties held by the undersigned, will be prosecuted, and anyone giving Information leading to the conviction, of such trespassers ahall receive .£lO reward. (Signed) G. F. MOORE. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER. MAKING BYE-LAW CONTROLLING MOTOR-CAR TRAFFIC. . IN Pursuance and exercise of tbA powers conferred, upon it by the "Public \ Works Act, 1908." and the "Motor Regulation Act, 1908/' and Amendments, and all other Acte and powers whatsoever in it in this behalf enabling, the Council of 1 the County of Patea (hereafter called "the Council") doth hereby make and ordain (by special order) the bye-law following to come into force on the FIRST DAY of AUGUST, 1909— Bye-Law — No person or persons shall from and. after the first day of August, 1909, engage, use, or drive, or cause to be engaged, used, employed, or driven, any motor-car on the road from the junction of Mangawhio and Omata roade to Ngamatapouri, and known as the Waitotara Valley Road. A motor-car for the purpose of this bye-law is hereby defined as any vehicle propelled by mechanical power, whether guch vehicle ia used alone or' in order to prppel or draw one or more vehicles. Any person committing a breach of tho above bye-law shall bo deemed guilty of an offence, and 6hall be liable upon conviction- to a jtrmalty not exceeding TEN POUNDS. This . bye-law will b 9 confirmed at a special meeting of the Council, to be held on TUESDAY, July 13th, 1909. G. V. PEARCE", Chairman. E. C. nORNER, County Clerk. The New Criterion. Bidjpwy *nd St. Hill Btre*ti; WANGANUI. TTISITORS will find al) tJ» comforts of : V b> home at thi« modem and up-to-date Hotel. TARIFF 6« fid PER DAT. Thorn and Cameron's Famous Scottish 1 Standard Whiakej always in •took. TOM NIXON, v Proprietor. i SCREENED PUFOKGA COAL 32/- PER TON. 16/- PER HALF TON. 8/6 PER QUARTER TON. 3/6 PER SACK. FOR SPOT CASH ONLY, DELIVERED WITHIN THE BOROUGH. .. ALL OTHER COALS, COKE, and FIREWOOD KEPT IN STOCK. BOOKING PRICES AS USUAL. 1 v HORSLEY & HARRIS, t snd 8, ST. HILL STREET. A Wallace, CLEANER AND DYER. LADIES' COSTUMES AND GENT'S SUITS RENOVATED. " Prices Reasonable. Address— 2l, AVENUE, Above Drew's Temporary Premises. ■ — » _________^— . WANTED Known. — Household Coal, 32s ton, 16a half-to^, 3s 6d flack, for cash. In stock, all kinds of dry wood in any lengths. Furniture removed and general carriers. Shepherd Bros. 'Phone 212. WANTED Known. — At Luxford's, yon get the best value in Drapery and Boots and Shoes. Men's Suits 30s to 50s, tailor made; Boys' Suits from 7s 6d to 20s, splendid value. WANTED Known.— Allden's Bookshop, Avenue Branch, has removed from 73 to 86, AT*nue. 5 «*oor« rhetor vp. Poftcards » speciality. Telephone 618.