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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 267, 13 July 1906, Page 3

Government NoticestA “ MIDWIVES’ REGISTRATION ACT, 19U4. * Prim** Minister’s Office, Wellington, July 6th, 1906. IN pursuance of the “ Midwives’ Registration Act,” which enacts that after the Ist January, 1907, uo woman shall practice as a midwife unless registered, examinations will be held in the four con'Fes in September and December next, to enable those women to register who have not hitherto done so. Candidates for registration must be of good character, and have either been in bona tide practice hs midwives for four years or over, or, can produce a certificate showing that they have attended not less than twenty cases of labour under the immediate supervision of a medical man, or a nnrse holding a certificate in midwifery training. Forms of application for intending candidates aau be bad from the Registrar of Nurses and ‘Midwives, Hospitals Department, Government Buildings, Wellington; and applications to sit for examination should be sent in the first week in August or the first week iu November. WM. HALL-JONES. Auction Sales. A. E. LANGLEY, RAGLAN. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

THE Township of LOMOND, oa the Ko,whia Harbour, will be offered for Sale by Auction by the Undersigned at Kawbia on SATURDAY, JULY 28, at 2 p.m. Terms, etc., in future issue. SAFE INVESTMENT!! G OOD SPEC!! AH the Roads in Kinohaku Lead to Lomond ! Bound to be a Shipping Centre and Depot for the District. Look out for future issues. A. R. LANGLEY, Auctioneer, Clearing Sale. KAWHIA, SATUKDAZ, JULY 28, THE undersigned has been instructed by Mr F. A. Pearson (who i» leaviiog she district) tu sell by Public Auction at bis residence, Kawbia, as fuliows— Fr. t hold Section, Kawbia, little over | <>f an acre, on which is erected a 7-roomed House, hot and cold water service and every convenience ; wash bouse, etc ; good garden fruit frees, etc. Trap Shed on adjoining section for r< moval Halt Interest in Native of about 40 acres adjoining Kawbia Township * Wjcker Lounge, 3 Wicker Easy Chairs, Rocking Chair, Piano Chair, Card Table, 2 Fancy Tables, Easy Chair, 10 Bentwood Chairs, about loyda China Matting, Brass Fender and Fire Irons, Child’s Wicker Cuair, Polished Rimu Carved Back Cbeffioner, Extension Dining Table Bft. 6in x 3ft. x 9ft., Small Table, Kitchen Table, New Horae Treadle Sewing Machine, Wire wove So f a, Book Shelf. 8-day Clock, Day Clock, Brass Hanging Lamp, Hall Lamp, 2 Small Bedroom Lamps, Curtain Poles, Rings, etc., £mall Pictures, 2 Hearth Rugs, Double Width Linoleum, Trays, Jugs, Sugar Basins, Decanters, Cake Dishes, Glasses Salad Bowl, Table Covers, 9yds Passage Linoleum 4ft. 6in.,4ydn. Hall Linoleum 6ft. Mirror Back Hall Stand, Flower Bowl, 3 Golf Cleeks, Pair Horns, H ill Curtains, Step Ladder, Iron Cot, Mottled Kaur ; Wardrobe, 3 Sets Bedroom Curtains and Poles, Byds. Bedroom Linoleum, Washstand and Toilet Set, Looking Glasses, J Iron Bedstead and Wire-wove Mattress. Bedroom Linoleums, Wire-wove Stretcher, Set Platform Scales to weigh up to 2481b8., 100 No. 12 Cartridges, 100 *303 ,Do., Cybnder Oil, 2 Tailor-made Suits (4 and 5), 2 Sets Hames, Set ffwingletrees, Gig and Harness, Nails—s6lbs 2J, 56 2, 30 4, 56 1.h., Horae Brush and Comb, Shed, Timber. Watering-can, lOgal. Copper Boiler, Meat Dishes, Milk Pan, Strainer, Pie Dishes/ 10 Tons Wood. Axe, Rake, Shoyel, Hoe, Spade, Circular Saw and fitaad, ogal Barrel. 'Bath, Tubs, Jam and preserving Jars, Crockery, Paint,Bravs Preserving Pan, Towel Hoeae, Saw, Saddle, Boys’ Srddle, Side Saddle, 2 Pairs Winkers, Meat Safe M Pony, Cow, Horse, Gordon Setter, Cattle Dog, 18ft. 1| h.p. Launch, Moveable Office and Office Furniture, Double and Single Harness, Kitchen Utensils, Saucepans, Enamelled Tea Po£ Coffee Pot, Brass Kettle, Double-wick Aurora Stove, Enamelled Basin, Quantity of Groceries, Jams, ete*., '303 New Martini-Enfield Rifle B»r Mare, 7 years, iu foal to Director I Store can bo obtained by purchasers. J*iuStarfs nt 10 a m, sharp and will be concluded after the snle of the eectidts in the township of Lomond, A. R. LANGLEY, Auctioneer. ChddrM»V llack ing J’ ‘ *