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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2935, 22 November 1916, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. S" HOULD MISS JANE SPARKS, of Prittlewell, Essex, soo this, or anyono knowing her whereabouts, pleaso communicate with "Urgent," Post Office, Havelock North. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP NEW ZEALAND. GENEIiAL ASSEMBLY. NOVEMBER 22nd. v lO. a.m., Communion Service in St. John's Church. 11 a.m., Ordinary Business. 7 p.m., Foreign Missions Evening. Addresses by Professor Hcwitsou, Convener Foreign Missions Committee, who recently visited China, and by Miss E. E. Wright and Rev. W. Mawson, M.A., missionaries on furlough; P.W.M.TJ. CONFERENCE. 10 a.m., Members attend Communion Service. 11.15 a.m., Conference opens in St. John's Y.M.B.C. Room. 3 p.m., Annual Meeting in St. John's Church. MICHAEL JOSEPH M'LAUGHLIN, late of Oamaru, a member of the 9th ■ Reinforcements (North Otago), N.Z. Expeditionary Forces, ( deceased. THE above-named deceased, prior to leaving the Dominion informed his mother, Mrs. M'Laughlin, of Oamaru, that he had made a Will in Camp. 'Any person holding the-Will or knowing in whose possession it is, please communicate with the undersigned. P. C. HJOBRING, Solicitor for Mrs. M'Laughlin. Oamaru,, November 20th, 1916. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE ABOLISHING MOTOR-CAR / STAND IN DIXON STREET AND ' APPOINTING ANOTHER IN LIEU i THEREOF. NOTICE is hereby given that the Wellington City Council, at their meeting held on the 16th November, passed the following resolution abolishing i an existing stand for motor-cars in Dixon Street, and substituting another ' stand in lieu thereof, viz.:— The Council hereby resolves to abolish the stand for motor-cars in Dixon Street, Number 15 "in the 3rd Schedule of tho Wellington City By-law No. 24, 1915, and to substitute in lieu therefor the following stand:— -, 1 No. of Stand. Cars. Dixon Street, commencing 44 6 feet west of the intersection of Cuba Street and Dixon Street, and extending 100 feet along Dixon Street in a westerly direction in the middle of the street. JNO. 11. PALMER, ' . Town Clerk. , 21st November, 1916. JOHN BURNS & CO., LTD., HARDWARE MERCHANTS. AUCKLAND. BEG to announce that they have been appointed Solo Agents in New Zealand for the well-known firm of SHANKS & CO., LTD., Barhead, . SCOTLAND, Manufacturers of high-class .Baths and Bathroom Fittings, Lavatories, and General Sanitary Appliances. A largo stock to choose from in Auckland, and stocks will also be carried in the chief cities of the Dominion. For quotations, apply to JOHN BURNS & CO., LTD., AUCKLAND. ' JOHN BURNS & CO., LTD., •■ MACHINERY MERCHANTS, ' 'AUCKLAND, BEG to announce hat they have beon appointed Sole Agents in New Zealand for the well-known firm of Electrical Engineers— CROMPTON& CO., LTD., v Chelmsford, ENGLAND, Manufacturers of Electric Motors, etc. Motor Stocks and Parts will be carried in the fonr-principal cities of the Dominion. Quotations on application to JOHN BURNS & CXI., LTD., AUCKLAND, NOTICE. . A GENERAL MEETING of tho Wiro- -£*- kino Riding Ratepayers' Association will bo held in the Foresters' Hall, Levin, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, 25th November. Business Important. A. SIMPSON, Secretary. FOR SALK A BARGAIN—2I9 acres 4 perches of the best Dairying Land in Marlborough, facing the sun and on main road. All subdivided, and well watered by streams, well grassed, with two dwelling-houses, most- up-to-date cowshed, 6-cow releaser milking machine, 130 T gallon Alpha-Laval separator. All machinery driven by water-power. Pelton wheel, 26 chains of 11 and 2in. galvanised piping, earthenware drainpipes, with gulley traps, concrete yards and bails, bricked-in Boilers, cupboards, tubs, buckets, calve shed, stable, piggery, etc. Within easy distance of wharf, cheese factory, school, P.O. and telephone, churches, and store. Laud is not subject to drought or floods, and is easily worth £10 to ,£SO per acre for mixed "farming or dairying. Included in sale is a portion of owner's herd, about 60 cows and heifeTS, Jersey and Jersey grade, pure Jersey bull, 30 or 40 pigs, horse, trap, and harness. To be 6old as a going concern for .£BSOO. Terms pan be arranged if desired. Immediate [possession. Early application necessarv. An exceptional bargain. Apply to "FARMER," "Dominion" Office. FOR EXCHANGE. Q7<? ACRES, 2 dry sheep country and 0i O cattle, practically all in grass, well subdivided, l mile from railway station and about five from saleyards; good house G rooms, cowshed, woolshed, yards, dip, etc. Price, only £8 10s. per acre. Equity. JCI7OO. Ownor will exchange for suburban or town property, and is prepared to consider broad acres up to 4flo acres. 1 AAA ACRES of excellent sheep i.\y\J\f country, all in grass; 20 paddocks, sheep-proof fencing, will winter 2 dty sheep and cattle, modern dwelling house. 6 rooms, woolshed, dip, yards, etc. Three miles from railway, town and saleyards. Price, .£l2 10s. per acre; equity .£6850. Owner will exchange for a smaller farm, about 300 acres preferred. 300-acre Dairy Farm, .-£14,085; Equity 67-acre Dairy Farm, £2,160; 3 Shops, well let, £3600; First Mortgage, £1,200; Equity two houses, ,£600; Sawmill and Milling Plant and Timber, £8,500. Mortgages, £30,1-15; Total equity, £10,960-£19,185. Owner will exchange for a good Sheep Farm. Apply JAMES AND GILLMAN, Sole Agents, Hawera, Taranaki. DESIRABLE DAIRY LEASE. GOING Concern, low rent, long lease, stock includes 25 good cows, and numerous sundries. Price £950; cash required, £500. For full particulars, apply RATLIFF LAND AGENCY, Fergusson Street, Feilding. fcriO THE LAND BUYER.-We can sell A 435 Acres, freehold, mostly ploughable, new houso and cowshed, winter' 300 Cattle. Handy to railway and Palmerston North. £15 per acre. £1200 cash. )37) FAIRBURN AND SILK, Wauganui. ■ DESKS. \SJE have Landed a further Shipment BOLL-TOP DESKS, FLAT-TOP DESKS. They are roomy and well finished. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., Opp. Town Hall CUBA STREET.