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PUBLIC NOTICES. i’>u'BLTc“i jius’i”. n j jj ’ i NO TICE 'l’o CREDITORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hint, nil, creditors and others liming claims ngium-l Hie liml.Tinentloned estm<-o are required Io lodge sik-Ii claims at tlo- Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or lieloi-e I.lie Ist" day of July, ItHI. Any claim not lodged by till- date mimed is 'liable to exeliision. Thu ulninis must show full details, and must |)<> cerlitiml as follows:— •‘I hereby certify that the amount " f tliis claim was due and owing at U |e date of death of the deceased.” ESTATES. (1) CAMI’BELL. Imniel. intr of Wellington. Retired Carrier: died 20.3. H. (2) (’Airj’ElL Charles Henry, late "f Wellington, Kelircd Master Blacksmith: died 1,6.11. (,3t DOBBIN, William .l"hn. Lite <»t N.Z.E.I’'.. Ovi’reeas. , formerly Wellington, Public Works Employee; died 13.11.12. (I) EWING, I’.ruee ('uniiiiigbain late td N.jZ.E.l’.. overseas, formerly' Purirua, Male Nurse; di"d 2.6.11. (5) IIIGGOTT, Henry George. late of Wellington, Horse Trainer; died 16.8.19. (6) IN, Dorothea Louise, late uf W<‘llingtoii. Photographer; died 7,6.11. (7) LAURIE, William, late of Wellington, Labourer : died. 10.6.44. (8) PENNINGTON. Frank Atlml Joseph, late of Ii.N.Z.N. V.R., Overseas, formerly Wellington, Salesman; died 21.1.44. (II) REES, Nellie, late of Wellington. -Married Woman: died 8.6.-I-I. (1") SEAWARD, Arthur Thomas, late ot Wellington, Retired Railway Servant; died 8.6.41. (11) STUBBS, Betty Nora Marjorie, late of Wellington,/ Nurse; died 12.6.-11. (12) SMYTH, .Michael, late of Wellington, Carpenter; died 2.6.14. A. K. COAD, District Public Trustee for Wellington. June 16, 1944. NEW ZEALAND WOOL COUNCIL. NOMINATIONS are invited fhr the election of two Wool-growers’ Representatives to the above Council. No person is eligible for election unless nominated by a wool-grower, and his nomination has been seconded by another wool-grower and he has aeeepled nomination in writing. The address aqd occupation of the nominator and ot' the seconder must be clearly indicated. Nominations, wliieli must be addressed to the undersigned, close at noon on June 30, 1944. H. GERARD. Returning Officer. C/o. Department of Internal Affairs. Wellington. ADDITIONAL FERTILIZER RATION TO DAIRY-FARMERS. URGENT ATTENTION NECESSARY. ALL Dairy-farmers are urged to carefully till in all details on the application form F.R.5 sent to them by t-heir Merchant or Dairy Factory. Each application requires the endorsement of a member of a District Primary Production Committee and all Merchants and Dairy Factories have been supplied with a list of Committee Chairmen. IMPORTANT: Only those applications posted, on or 'before June 36 can participate in t'bls additional allocation, and all dairy-farmers are therefore requested to give this matter their urgent attention. H. J. REES, Secretary-Organizer. Manawatu District Council of Primaryproduction. W.R.S.A. TIN HAT CLUB. RESULT OF COMPETITION NO. 30. First Prize: Bedroom Suite, Donated by Kenners. Ltd.: — TICKET NO. 14596, C. E. MGHTBORN®, Ashley Street, Johnsonville. Second Prize, Glory Box. Donated by K. Mathieson: — TICKET NO. 14076, COOPER. Box 895, Wellington, D. ALABASTER, Hon. Secretary Tin Hut Club. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. TRIENNIAL Election ot Two Representatives for the Combined District of the Counties of Featherston, Wairnrapk South, Masterton. Mauriceville. Eketahuna, Palilatua, Akltio and Castlepoint, and the Boroughs of Martinborough. Featherston, Greytown, Carterton, Masterton, Ekctahuua and Pahiatua:— I hereby give notice that the number of votes received by each Candidate for the Office -of Member of the Wellington Harbour Board is as follows:—

MORRISON. Hugh 7732 BARRER, Thomas-Robert .. 5081 LINTON. Andrew 3826 Informal 311 And I hereby declare HUGH MORRISON and THOMAS ROBERT BARRER to be duly elected to such office. G. T. O’HARA SMITH, Returning Officer. CITY OF LOWER HUTT. -MOTOR-DRIVERS’ LICENCES. HOLDERS ot Motor-Drivers’ Licences are reminded that current licences expire on June 30 and should be renewed before that date. For the convenience of those Licence Holders who tuny find it difficult to renew during ordinary tiffice hours, the City Council Offices will reopen for Hie purpose of renewing Motor-Drivers’ Licenses only— Thursday, June 29—7 to 8.30 p.tu. Friday. June 30—7 Io 8.30 p.m. Saturday, July I—lo a.m. tn Noun. T. G. RICHARDSON, Acting-Town Clerk. ESTATE OF MAl'tY HASTIE, OF LOWER HUTT. WIDOW. DECEASED. ALL CLAIMS agttiust the Estate (if th" tibiive-tiamed. who died on June IL 1911. are hereby required to lie rendered tin iltiplii'ate) to tin- undersigned prior to tin' 3tltli iiist.. duly eerlilied as owing at the said date' of dei-easi-. DATED this l ltli day of June. 1914. HUMPHRIES AND HUMPHRIES, Napier, Solicitors to tile Executor. ST. GE (J 1H; TFs SCllooL. hive re.’t rgilii? are compiling. a Holl of Hotionr of all Pupils who li.-ive Served and who are now Serving in the present War, ineluding Nurses. Wrens. Wanes, Waal's, and Land Girls. Pan-tits and next-ol'-kin are asked to semi Hie names of all Pupils, giving rank anti name of service, to: WM. MURRAY. 103 Martin Street. Invercargill. animal clinic and boarding KENNELS. Established over :;o years. Umler control of Qnitlilied British Veterinarian. Tel. 10 2.\"i. 178 Tinakori Itoad. ANIMAL AMBULANCE. LADIES’ AUXILIARY OB' THE S.I’.C.A. IN CASES OF SICKNESS OR ACCIDENT PLEASE RING 20-165. Ambulance available Wednesdays and Fridays, till 7 p.m., and Saturdays till Noon. CRUELTY' TO ANIMALS. YOU arc earnestly requested to report to the S.I’.C.A. tiny'net of cruelly you may notice, vtlicc: iluddart Parker Buildings. Humane destruction of Cals a"d Dogs available Monday to Friday at 8.30 to J a.in., and .f to 1.30 p.m.; Saturday, 8.30 to H. 30 a.iii., at City C'orpurntieu Yard. Cl.vdo