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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1601, 19 November 1912, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. / WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. | CITIZENS' FABEWELL I THE lit EXCELLENCIES, THE! GOV- j KRNOft & LADY A PUBLIC MEETING to bid fawvrcll % 1\ to Their Excellencies mil bo held in > the Town Hall, on THURSDAY NEXT, i tho 21st instant, at 8 p.m. sj His Worship tilie Mayor -(Mr. !>• Il'Laren) yill preside. i Tho Programme will consist of a tow brief speeches by representative Citizens, 5 and of musical items by the City Oigai» ! > ■■ (Mr. Maughan Harnett), tho Ro>;al el- | lington Choral Society, of 2,01 voices, the f Orpheus Quartet, Mr. John Prouse, and ( Miss Denhard. vn i As tho Meeting is a public one, AU j TICKETS OP ADMISSION ato being'is- r sued, but notifications havo bwn, forwarded to Local Bodies, Friendly Societies, representative Institutio'M generally, and others in the City, inviting, them to be ''Tportion of tho Galleries near the Platform will bo reserved for Individual Representative. l :. ' ~ Friendly Society Members, if m regalia, will bo seated in reserved seats in front of the Platform, tho Veterans occupying tho front row. The remainder of the ti ill OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Representatives of Local Bodies, societies, etc., etc., Friendly Society MemVrs iii regalia, and tho \etcrans enter by the MERCER STUEET BOOK, which will be OPEN at 7 p.m. The Hall will be open at i.la p.m., ant the sped.J seating referred to above . 1)0 retained until i.-IS "Svmvv ALL SEATS WILL HgUnH^BN. Town Clerk. lGtli November, 1912. ■WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ' NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. : IVTOTICE is hereby given that at a Spo- : JM cial Meeting of the AA ellington ; Citv Council, held on the .ilst day of October, 1912, the following Resolution was P "fhelvellington City. Council hereby makes by Special Order m exercise of he powers vested m it under The opal Corporations Act, 1208, and The W-lliiMon City Empowering and Amendment Act, 1912,' and in pursuance and exercise of all other poueis and authorities (if any) enabling it in' '"short' Title of the By-law is "The Wellington City Charges -By ln Tii^'objectTiid purport of the By-law

"l To fix the hours of admission to the Zoological Gardens,, and to fix tho charges for admission. 2 To appoint the Sports Grounds on City Reserves aad t° tM limit of charges thereon, and to provide that • due notice of the dajs ot charging shall he given by advertise--3 IV provide that persons entering a - sports ground without payment shall bs guilty of an office. AND NOTICE IS HEREBI THT3R GIVEN that tho raid Resolution will be'submitted ? 0 V 01 M rma V\Ml?n.>frm Ordinary Meeting' of the Wdlwgtai fifv Council, to be held on THUKb mV the 28th day of /November, 1912, ?t the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Cuba Street, Wellington, at 8 p.m., when the date on which (he said By-law will °°A e furco 1 "io b ßfe deposited Street and may bo inspected .there by all persons during tho ordinary office hourS ' JNO. R. PALMS®, Town. Clerk. stli November, 1912- „

In' the Supreme Court New Zealand, Wellington District. J HEREBY give notice that pursuant to 1 a Writ of Sale issued out of this Honourable Court m an Action No. 8m.., wherein Tlio Commercial Agcncj,.Limiteu, anil Brisooo and Company, Limited, ot AVelliiiffton, Merchants, are Plaintiffs, and John George Lusty, of White s Line East?, Lower Hutt, Carpenter, is Defendant all that the estate, right, title, or interest of the said John Georgo Lusty in all that ..piece or parcel of land, containiiiff 3 roods 17 perches, being Lots 22 ana ?3 a on Deposited Plan No. 1155, Section 18, Hutt District being all the land in Certificate of Title ' Folio 87 Wellington Registry, vyll h 0 i, , ( V. <~,u 0 f the Plaintiffs in the «?1 Vction by MESSRS. HARCOTRT AND CO., at their Auction in PVNAMA STHEEIY WELLINGTON, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of -■DEC33MBEE, 1912, at 2.30 o clock m the a£ The°n"me of the Officer executing the Writ of Salo .is Daniel Alabaster. The names of the Solicitors for the Plaintiffs issuing the Writ are Messrs. Mc»k and Von Haast, of Winston. Dated at Wellington this 16th day of November, 1912. COOPER, Sheriff.

NOTICE is hereby.given that tho .parcels of land hereinafter described will ho brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 180S, unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the same on or before tho ICth day of December, 191.. • Application 451-1 (Plan A/3091). HENRY C00K.—1033 acres 1 rood 35 perches, parts of-Sections 6, 7, and 8, and Sections 9 to 23 (both inclusive), part Opau Block,-trait of Ohariu Native Reserve. Occupied by "William Henry Wallace. '■ „„„„ Application 40i5 (Plan A/3092). HTJGH JOSEPH CAMERON.—I rood 12 48-100 perches, Section 87 and part 86,- lown of \Yanganui. Occupied by weekly tenants. Diagrams may bp inspected at this I offico. Dated th. 13th day of November, 1912, at the Lands. Registry Office, Wellington. G. G. BRIDGES, District Laud Registrar. .

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., AND REDUCED. . nnHE TRANSFER BOOKS of th'irCom■l) pnv will closed from 3rd to 31st DECEMBER, both days inclusive. • P. R. RUSSELLi Chief Inspector for New Zealand. Wellington, 1 i lGth November, 1912. GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE Ix PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. OF NEAV ZEALAND. TO-DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. 7 p.m.—Reports of Presbyterian Social Service Associations.

NAUGHTY CHILD. TRAGEDY OP UNHEEDED OKIES. As the result of a tragic misunder*tamlinir in circumstances of exfcraordinary pathos, a litlc girl has been burned to death near Dorking (England), without her erics i'or help bringing the aid which was at hand. Three days ago llr. and Mrs. Hazlett, with their • little daughter, Sybil Irene, a°cd four, removed from Ashteau to live at Koso Cottage, Micklcham. The child on October 2 was naughty, and vas ordered to be put to bed till dinner-time. She disobeyed again by dressing and coming downstairs, and was once more sent up" to the bedroom. ' Some time later screams wero heard. No notice was paid to them at l.rst, as it' was supposed that they were only an exhibition of temper on the little girls part. Tlio nurse soon afterwards went upstairs and. discovered that the bedroom was on lire. A rush was made to the bod, which was smouldering, and 011 it the child was found, so terribly burned that sho died two hours later. .. . , It is thought that the Utile i-irl h at * obtained n box of matches, and, piaying with them, had set her clothes on fire. The deepest sympathy is felt in Ihe ustrist fov be; parent*.