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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 120, 23 May 1941, Page 2

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PUBLIC NOTICES. LOWER HUTT CITY COUNCIL. LOCAL BILL. TU-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that It is the ±X intention of the Lower Hutt City Council to introduce in the present session of Parliament The Lower Hutt City Empowering Bill The object that the said Bill is intended to effect is to confer authority upon the Lower Hutt City Council enabling it to require owners sub-dividing land to construct such public and private drains for the disposal of sewage and storm-water from the land aa the Council thinks fit or to make such provision therefor as the Council thinks fit. A copy of the above Bill has been deposited at the Magistrate's Court, Laings Road, Lower Hutt, and also at the Town Clerk's Office, City Council Chambers, High Street, Lower Hutt, and such copies are there open for public inspection during ordinary office hours without payment of fee for a period of three full weeks from the first publication of this advertisement. DATED at Lower Hutt this 16th day of May, 1041. B. S. KNOX, Town Clerk. This is the second publication of this notice. MAKARA COUNTY COUNCIL. I SINCERELY Thank all Electors in the Porirua Riding who showed their renewed confidence in me at last Saturday's Poll. VICTOR MEXTED. REFINING OF USED OIL. A PPLICATIONS have been received from the xX undermentioned for Licenses to COMMENCE to carry on the above industry on the premises concerned except where otherwise stated :— H.S. Motors, Ltd., Grey St., Gisborne; Armstrong and Co., Ltd., 41 Commerce St., Whakatiine; Ashford's Service Station, Main Rd., Ivarori, Wgtn.; Vacuum Oil Co. Pty., Ltd., P.O. Box 2SS, Wgtn. (at Wellington) ; S.A.F. Products, Ltd., IIO.J Durham St., Christchurch (at Nelson, Wanganul, Napier, Wellington, and Hamilton) ; Austin Distributors Federation, Wgtn. (one unit in each province) ; Bramley Oil Refineries, Invercargill (at Wellington and Hamilton) ; E. C. Gough, Ltd., 130 Oxford Tee., Chrlstclnirch (at Auckland, Wellington, and Duncdin). Applications have been received from the undermentioned for Licenses to CONTINUE to carry on the above industry:— Nidiolls Bros., Hautapu St., Taihape; P. Martin and Co., 14 Exmouth St., Auckland; North Shore Transport Co., Ltd., Takapuna, Auckland (nt The Ton-art. Takapuna) : M. P. Butler, Great South Rd., Papatoetoe; Dominion Oil Refining Co., 0 Stanley St., Auckland; W. White and Sons. Ltd.. Pollen St., Thames; Anthony Motors, Ltd., 124-128 Ghuznee St., Wgtn.; Wgtn. Oil Refineries, Ltd., c/o Magnus Motors, Ltd., 152 Wakefleld Street, Wellington (at Wellington) ; "Luber-fincr" Sales and Service, 36 Lifflton Street, Wanganui (at Wanganui) ; Fineroil Co., Jackson St., Petone; Motor Linos, Ltd., 333 College St., Palmerston North; M. C. Scragg, c/o Egan and James, 01 Lowe St., Gisborne (at Patutahi) ; Apex Distributing Co., P.O. Box 22, Pt. Ahuriri; Austin Distributors Federation, Wellington (at Wakefleld St., Wellington) ; Allen Bros, and Jolinstono, Ltd., Bright St.. Gisborne: The Shell Oil Co. of N.Z., Ltd., A.M.P. Bldgs., Wgtn. (at Miramar). Any person who considers ho will be materially affected by the decisions of the Bureau of Industry on these applications, and who wishes to make representations accordingly, must furnish them in writing, not later than June 5, 1041, to G. L. O'HALLORAN, Secretary, Bureau of Industry, G.P.O. Box 3025, Wellington. UNDER "THE COMPANIES ACT, ir)3S7* PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 222 of the Companies Act 1038, notico is hereby given that by resolution passed at a special meeting of the members of Mcachcn Motors, Ltd., held on May 10, 1041, it was resolved that tho said company bo wound up voluntarily and that Hugo Stephen Fanning of Petone Public Accountant be appointed Liquidator. Dated at Petone this 23rd day of May, 1941. H. S. FANNING, Liquidator. TO "EVENING POST" ADVERTISERS. ! /CONTRACT ADVERTISERS are speyj dally asked to hand In Copy at least ONE CLEAR DAY before Date of issue. BLUNDELL BROS., LIMITED, Proprietors. I\,TAKE SURE of receiving a Copy of the "EVENING POST" DAILY. Ring the PUBLISHING OEPARTMENT of the "EVENING POST" (Telephone 44-040), and arrange to have your copy delivered regularly each evening.