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[ PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. TEE Public of Wellington are requested to note that No. 4150 is NOT tho Telephone Number ot Mr. Poison's Committee Rooms, but is MY I'RIVATE HOUSE Telephouo Number. 0. S, S. KELLY. Telephone 4150. ■ LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTIOE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho parcels of land hereinafter described will bo brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Aot, 1915, unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the eame on or before tho 14th day of March, 1918. Application 4728 '(deposited plan 3928). JAMES WILLIAM ALDERTON.-l rood 0.15 perch, part Suburban Section" 12, Town of WanganuD Occupied by applicant and others. '< Application 4832 (deposited plan 3927). THOMAS ALEXANDER LOW.-1 acre 1 rood 0.26 perch, Sections J7O, 371, 387. 388, 389, Town of. Wanganui.. Unoccupied. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 13th day of February, 1918, at tho Lands Registry Office, Wellington: G. G. BRIDGES. Distriot_Lauff Registrar. OTToE IS HEREBY - GIVEN that the Dβ Laski and Thropp Circular Woven Tiro Company, a corporation of the State of New Jersey; United States of America-, being the Patentee of New Zealand Letters Patont No. 32394/12., dated Mth. January,' 1912, for "Machine for Making or Building up Pneumatio Tires, is ocslroub of fully- satisfying all the requirements' of-the Public respecting said Invention in New Zealand. For further information and particulars apply to the above-named, FURTHERIfOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Murphy Wall Bed Company of 605 Crocker Building, San Prancißco, California, United States of America, being the Patentees of New Zealand Letters l'atent No. 32766, dated 13th March,' 1913, for "Disappearing Beds," aro desirous of tally satisfying all the requirements of the Public respecting said Invontion in iVew Zealand. For further information and particulars, apply- to tho above-named, caro "Dominion" Office. ' ■ • WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. ,r<IRLB who have been refused admission \T to the College cwing to lack o{ accommodation, and who are still desirous of entering, will please notify the wane In person to Miss Batham not later than Noon on FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY. oeas. p. Bowles, . i Secretary. RED TRIANGLE DAY. CITIZENS' COMMITTEE MEETING. A MEETING of tho Citizens' Committee in connection with tho Bed Triangle Day Appeal for Y.M.O.A;. War Service Funds will be.'held in the Chamber of Commerce, National Mutual Buildings, < Customhouse Quay, at 8 p.m. on FRIDAI. All Gentlemen interested in maintaining the Y.M.O.A. service for our boys at the Front aro invitod to be present. " •' A. TARNEY, , j . National 'Secretary, Y.M.O-A. HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. rERE are Vacancies in the Home for one Woman and one Man. Nominations will be received by tho undersigned up to noon on SATURDAY, 23rd February. g p Secretary. WAR WOKK. niAn AAA REQUIRED to extend 3&llFU.vliUaud cany on the great work of the .CHURCH ARMY for Sailors . 100(1 HUTS at all Fronts and Naval Bases. 10 lately added to these by New Zealand subscribers. . All nute open to N.Z. and other troops for rest and recreation. 10GO BEDS at our Soldiere' Homee. Hundreds of the Ladies of England volunteered to help the, Church «rmy to make their icavo as home-liko as possible , The Hon. G. W. Russell has given hie approval to our efforts to help the solTho King, Right H6n. Lloyd George, Admirals and Generals and New Zealand Soldiers themselves have written appreciative letters referring to our work, carried out with the approval and by the wsh or the Wnr-OfHce. Our Kitehon Care, Eecroation Hiits,- Ohapels, Hospitals, and aoldiers Homes aro o.pen to all . Contributions, thankfully "received by Rev-F W. Whibley, Tho* Vicarage, Ormondvdle. H. 8.. or the Secretary. Church of England Military Affairs Committee, Diocesan. 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