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PUBLIC NOTICES AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE ' / FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1 p.m. \ AT OUR ROOMS Large range furniture etc., including:— Singer Sewing Machine, late model, as new. V . Masport Motor Mower. 8 Cubic Feet Prestcold Refrigera- \. tor. ;■( Honey Extractor, used once. 3 Cream Cans, 2/10’s and 1/9. Platform Scales. 4 Piece Oak Bedroom Suite. Scarifier, as new. > ■ v H.M.V. Portable Gramophone. 3 3-Piece Chesterfield Suites; Dark Stained Man’s Robe, Large Dining Table, Dinner Waggon, Elec- _ trie Radiator, 2 Drawer Chest, Green N Feed Cutter; Pair Thigh Gumboots, size 9; Kitchen Tables; Cot and ' Mattress; Prams; 3 in 1 High Chair; - Oval Table; Sideboard; Double Door Wardrobe, as new- Carpets;, Settees; Double and Single Beds; Sad- / die; Armchairs; Safe; New Home h - Sewing Machine m good order; Car Chains; Lino and Congoleum; Large Office , Desk and Filing Cabinet; Round Polished Rimu Table; Lawn Mowers; Wringers; Pneumatic Wheel Barrow Wheels; Butter Cooler; 2 Pura Kerosene Stoves as new; Car Pump (foot model); Hay win Vacuum Cleaner; Electric Irons and Toasters; 2 Shearing Hand Pieces; •Health Mine Juice Extractor; Pore. 1 Enamel Hot Dogge Stoves; /. Tin Trunk. \ • • Large range Preserving Bottles and Jars, Crockery, Kitchen Uten-' sils, Clothing etc. ; ’ ■/ Electric Fencer in good order. Box Spring Mattress. ' \ A. J. CANNING & CO., A ■ /J Auctioneers. 258 BAY OF PLENTY ELECTORAL DISTRICT NOMINATIONS AND POLLINGv PLACES Pursuant to (the Electoral Act, 1927, the following nominations have been received by me:— , SANTON, Thomas Godfrey 1 SULLIVAN, William v The Poll will be the following polling-places between the - hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Wednesday the 30th day of November, 1949. - ■ i f Awakefi, Hall. Edgecumbe, Presbyterian Hall. Galatea, Public School. Kaingaroa, Public Hall. Kopeopeo (Whakatane), King Street Hall. j■■ ■ , v [••. Kutarere, Public School. ( Lakh Rotoma, Post-office. Lower Waiawa, Hall. Mamaku, Roe’S Hall. ( Manawahe, Public School. Maraenui (Houpoto), Maori School. Matahina, Mill Office. Matata, Maori School. Minginui, Forest Sphool. Mourea. Okawa Bay, Webster’s Camp. Murupara, Ringitahi Dining-room. Ngakuru, Public Hall. Ngongotaha, Centennial Hall. Nukuhou North (Waimana), Public School. Ohope Beach, Captain’s Cabin. Ornaio, Maori School. ' Opotiki, Courthouse. Opotiki, Parish Hall. . —• Ot&kiri, Public School. Otara (Opotiki), Public Hall. Paerata Ridge (Opotiki),- School-/ Building. i ' ,_ ! Poroporo, Maori School. 7 Raukokore, Maori School. Rotoiti, Emery’s Store. Rotorua, Devon Street Hall. Rotorua, Koutu, Lee’s Garage, f • Rotorua, Peririka Street, Scout Hall. Rotorua, Public School. Rotorua, Ranolf Street, Convent School Assembly Hall. Rotorua, Te Ngae Road and Te Wai- , Road Corner, Apuamoana Meeting House. Rotorua, Town Hall, Concert Chamber (principal). V Ruatahuna, Wool-shed. Ruatoki North, Tuhoe Co-operative Society’s Store 1 Shed. ( i - Taneatua, Hall. 1 . / Te Kaha, Maori Affairs Department’s Office. Te Teko, Maori School. Te Whaiti, Waikotikoti Diningroom. \ i'/Thornton, Hall. Toatoa, Public School. i ■ ' Torere, Maori School. Waimana, Public School.. •, > . Wainui (Kutarere), Public School. Waioeka (Opotiki), Hall. Waiohou, Maori School. Waiotahi, Settler’s Hall. Waiotapu, No. 1 Camp, Forestry Headquarters, Recreation Hall. Whakarewarewa, Waihiao Meetinghouse. ’ Whakarewarewa, Waipa Mill Hall. Whakatane,, Borough Council Cham- / bers. * ■ Whakatane, County Council Chambers. Whakatane Paper Mills, Recreation Hall. Woodlands (Opotiki,) Public School. 264