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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between HERBERT JAMES SUMNER AND REGINALD SCREATON, of Helensville Storekeepers, and carried on under the style or firm of " Sumner and Screaton," has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by Mr R. Screaton, who will discharge all the liabilities of the late firm, and to whom all accounts due to the late firm are to be paid. Dated this Ist day of July, 1913 . J. SUMNER, R. SCREATON. Witness to both signatures— JAMES MCLEOD, Farmer, Parktiurst. New Zealand Railways. FOOTBALL MATCH, AUCKLAND v. WELLINGTON, 19th July, 1913. HOLIDAY EXCURSION ' TICKETS will be issued from Kaukapakapa, Cambridge and intermediate stations to Auckland on SATURDAY, 19th July, available fox return on day of issue only. These tickets will be issued by the following trains only:— J 6.30 a.m. Kaukapakapa to Auck- j land 7 a.m. Helensville to Auckland 6.35 a.m. and 8 a.m. Mercer to Auckland 8.10 a.m. Cambridge to Auckland The usual 4.25 p.m. AucklandFrankton train will run as far as Mercer only. The usual 5.41 p.m. train Auckland to Mercer will run through to Cambridge, arriving there at 12.10 a.m. The usual 10.5 p.m. train Frankton to Cambridge will NOT run. The usual 4.42 p.m. train Auckland to Kaukapakapa, will not leave Auckland till 5.15 p.m. A train will leave Auckland for Henderson at 4.42 p.m. BY ORDER. Department of Public Health. I Thomas Harcourt Ambrose 5 Valintine, Chief Health Officer under the Public Health Act,! 1908, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by Section 18 of the said Act, and acting under the authority of His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand, do hereby until further notice, forbid any person or company in the Auckland Health District, carrying passengers for hire in any public conveyance by sea or land, plying in any port or between any ports of the said district, to allow any Maori or Half-caste Maori to enter or travel upon or in any such conveyance, unless such Maori or Half-caste Maori produces a Certificate under the hand of an Officer of the Public Health Department or under the hand of a Public Vaccinator, authorising such Maori or Halfcaste Maori to travel in the said district. NOTICE ! A NY PERSON not recently 1\- vaccinated is earnestly requested by the Public Health Department to be vaccinated without delay. No charge. Hours of vaccination :— J dattv fll to 12 a.m. DAILY \ 6 to 7 p.m. At my Private Residence. ! And at Helensville School, on Friday, at 10 a.m. M. MEINHOLD, District Health Officer. The Kaipara Advertiser. Secretaries or chairman of clubs, societies, etc. are cordially invited to send to the Advertiser concise reports of meetings not attended by a lieporter Reports of accidents and other happenings will also be appreciated. Following are the rates for the Advertiser:—Single copies 2d, halfyear in advance 3/3, yearly 6/6 ; posed or delivered. Advertisements- - Wanteds : all casual, notices, board and residence, etc. are 16 words for 1/- for cash, three insertions for 2/6 ; Births 2s,marriage and death notices 2/6 each. Tenders, socials, public meetings, entertain' rasnts. etc., 2/6 per inch j reduction for three or more consecutive insertions ; special arrangement for standing advertisements. Subscriptions to Advertiser and standing advertisements may c@ruihohcg at any date; notice to discontinue must bo in writing, Any advertisements discontinued during currency of a quarter are charged full late. Warner's Rust-proof Corsets. St3 7les for all figures at lowest prices c insistent with good quality, War-, nek's are guaranteed remember.

'THIS OOTTHSTTTIES ACT, 19O8," AND ."Ts:e PUBLIG ACT, 19O8" IN pursuance of the provisions of the above-mentioned Acts the Body Corporate called the Chairman Councillors and Inhabitants of the County of Waitemata hereby gives notice that it intends to construct a road through the Mangakura and. Pohutu blocks situate in the Kumeu Survey District and that for the purpose and object of so doing the piece of land described in the Schedule hereto is required and will be taken by the said Body Corporate under the provisions of the above Acts and that a survey has been made and a plan prepared signed by Hugh Munro Wilson and numbered 17220 showing the said piece of land together with the names of the owners and occupiers thereof so far as they can be ascertained and that a copy of such plan has been deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Hclensville Town Board at Helensville and is there open for inspection and that all persons affected are hereby required to set forth in writing any well grounded objections to the execution of such work or the taking of such land and to send such writing within forty days from the Ninth day of July 1913 (being the date of the first publication of this notice) to the Clerk of the Waitemata County Council in Swanson Street in the city of Auckland. Dated at Auckland this Fifth day of July 1913. THE SCHEDULE. Being Section Situate Shown Colo'red .Sit Q V at, e required to be m Block on plan on taken. Section No. No. marked portion ul&ly cli p Mangakura g- j g. and Pohutu 111 17220 Red Kumeu Blocks C. A. CAWKWELL, Clerk of the Waitemata County Council. Department of Public Health, Hospitals, and Charitable Aid. Wellington, N.Z. tJTHEREAS certain places situate in Auckland, Wellington, TI and Hawkes Bay Health Districts are, or supposed to be, infected with a dangerous infectious disease, to wit Small-pox, AND WHEREAS the said disease is specially prevalent amongst the Maoris and Half-caste Maoris residing in the said districts, Now therefore I, Thomas Harcourt Ambrose Valintine, Chief Health Officer under the Public Health Act, 1908, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by Section 18 of the said Act, and acting under the authority of His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand, do hereby until further notice forbid Maoris or Half-caste Maoris to be brought by means of the New Zealand Government Railways from any place situated within the Auckland, Wellington, and Hawkes Bay Health Districts to any other place situated within any of the said districts, or from any place situated in the said Auckland, Wellington, or Hawkes Bay Districts to any other place in New Zealand unless such Maori or Half-caste Maori produces a Certificate under the hand of an Officer of the Public Health Department or under the hand of a Public Vaccinator authorising him or her to travel upon the said Railways. Dated this 12th day of July, 1913. T. H. A. VALINTINE, Chief Health Officer. WIDE WORLD Helensville PICTURES Bazaar Foresters' Hall, Helensville TOYB stationery Every Wednesday, fancy goods novelties Thursday and Saturday. butteeick patterns, t~> r> ~ , T ri « Gramophones and Records. Pathc Gazette No. 192 Agents for Weekly News & Herald. Girl from the 0011Ilt/X*V Orders ta^en for Periodicals, and any ** article not in stock procured Iho Pole Oat at shortest notice. Sammy Fools the Regiment The Bond crf^ R, J. WALTEHS, Watcrplanc Elopement Commercial Koad, flelensville. Loyc iSick Maidens of ' ~ Cuddleton As the Bells Hang Out M VPhmbihbbm Bivers and Valleys of Norland h JVETTERER The Dandies'^ Practica | Watchmaker Punnicus at the Festival and JeWellef, Commercial Road, New Programme Nightly. HELENSYILLEAdmission, Is to any part of hall A splendid stock of now and up-to-date Children, 6d. , goods. First-grade quality. A. COOPER. Manager. WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c JEWELLERY AHBAHATTA 1' of every descii PtiouHillßHBßy«n BB&Siyiiii Call and see for Yourselves. MOST PERFECT K^U^S OF OEYLONS BLENDED done AT Is 8d and 2s per lb. Milk Supply. AN ABSOLUTELY ELMONT DATRY PORB fAAAA LLMUNI DAIRY, H-O ITfc !£. V*^Wrf'^#% Commercial Eoad, Helensville South, At 3s - a. ROBINSON, : Ask for FREE Samples and you will of the Elmont Dairv, delivers Milk in he delighted. Helensville daily. d & All orders receive prompt attention. ■ Qnv^olnn Cleanliness, Civility, and Punctuality iOOI C/CfcbUll* is the motto of the above dairy.

MEN: GET YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND BOOTS FROM sumner & sceeatoh, Central Stores 3 Helensville South. Best Quality Lowest Prices BAD HEADACHE fruit depot ~"OUrSAND| ON'S ACt ~ ADTEEIISER BUILDINGS. NOTED HEADACHE POWDERS large supplies oir 17H* YoSH^H CLEAN F" U' "_" I SEASON IV by using OYSTERS AND ' NERVOL^TOOTH POWDER o JI?J T JW g L BEST ON EARTH for preserving ConfeCtiOnOXy Of tllO vßosti the Teeth. C G. SANDIN has secured VEGETABLES AND FISH the rights to use this noted Arvivinrr T» n il<n- ' Trade Mark and'Formula Amvmg Daily. from Mr G. E. WHARTON -_._ late Chemist of Gore. . . U*. F. VVllllj? Pritee Is 3dt)er tube or bottle. HELENSYILLE. NERVOL TOOTHACHE ~ DROPS Gives immediate relief. Price Is SECTIONS FOR SALE Carl GTSandin BeUe Vug Estate CHEMIST (by exam,) ' The Property of HELENSVILLE. ME Jo™ HAND, Situatea near the heart of u , ... HELENSVILLE. Helensville npHIS is the most attractive block HOT SPRIWf*^ -*- tkat has ever been offered for "W1 <^ff^rfcliH\a^ sale in Helensville, The views are (Parakai romain.) i UQsurpassed, the drainage excellent, and the soil is most suitable for Dituatea near Helensville; Bus service gardening purposes. from Railway Station. (Plans to be had at Mr F. Tucker.) The prices are most' moderate. Lots Valuable Mineral Waters. can? e P urchase<l from £20 and upr\ i a p •-, i wards. Terms can be arranged if Cures where all others fail! desired. *rrangea u Private Baths and swimming pool Do DOt Procrastinate. available daily. Abundant supply of Bu nQ j ■ Thr i vin mineral water ; temperature 150 Fahr. * 7. ~, inrivmg y Town and double your money. The following analysis made by Dr. -^Pplj to !K3 nerfr sthedifferentpropertifts JOHN HAND, Helensvillfe Sodium chloride ..." 10919 Potassium chloride l'O2 ■ — :— Magnesium lodide... traces Calcium chloride .... 5*42 C^rstTk "f-TTi/il U/m-i/n/n Calcium carbonate... 4"67 V/wllulCll IIOUSG Calcium sulphate ... I*o3 ___ Magnesium carbonate T49 HELENBYILLE. Alumina ... ... 0#45 «. -„_ -t,^—, _ iron oxide... ... traces Mrs L McLEOD, Proprietress Silica ... ... 610 l__ SUPBRIOE BOARL» AND I EESIDENCE. ATHOEOUGHLT UP-TO-DATE I o.^x^xig xuuou iu and riteanSr E ' C°nvenient to Train Eaby's Toilet. buss pahses dooe for hot SPEINGS AND PAEKHUEST. Meals At All Hours. Ti^LSJC TERMS MODERATE. HELENSVILLE SOUTH TO?? FT 'BUTCHERY. James Hand Family and Shipping Butcher. PQWHER, Pril^e Beef, Mutton, ' and Pork, Delivery—To Pua, and Parakai Daily, "~~~ ' ParJklrurst : Mondays Wednesdajß, and Saturdays. „„ . , f SMALL GOODS on Saturdays. vVlieu m doubt LOCAL AGENT for Yote for ■■w. hdimock: <sc CO. , K Jam „.. —— Puriri Posts and Timber for SaleAll <K> Specialties are good. WANTED KN o WN _ If you Jains cannot be excelled. * ' liave anything to sell, if you . want to buy anything— Advertise in the local newspaper.

Advertisements. Democratic Vote Campaign. Public Meeting, Friday next, July 18th, in the Foresters' Hall, at 8 p.m. Speakers: Mr Wesley Spragg, and Mr L. E. Falkner. , Chairman : Mr I. McLeod. PUBLIC JOTICE. v MR. H. ANDERSON begs to notify the public of Helensville and surrounding district that he has purchased the Champion Bakery from Mr. J. H. Constable, and hopes to merit a fair share of patronage by paying strict attention to business. Best Bread and Small Goods. 14-7-13. NOTICE- • WILL the Person who took away Rug from Parakai Hall by mistake a few weeks ago, kindly return same, as it is required for covering the Piano. C. H. SPINLEY, Secretary. WANTED, a Companion Help, immediately ; treated as one of the family in good home. Apply M rs . Strange, or No. 4 'Phone. WANTED to sell, Heifer, '' just calved. Apply to i). Stewart. Ralph L, Ziman Barrister & Solicitor, Astends at Town Board Office, Hefensville, THURSDAYS, from 7.30 to 9 p.m. Please note change of hours. I I AUCKLAND OFFICE : Bank of NZ. Buildings, Queen StreetAuckland Telephone No. 2720. Helensville A- and PAssociation. « The committee meeting of the A. & P. Association, set down for this evening, has been adjourned to Wednesday, the 23rd inst. Mr J. A. Wilson, who has had a seveve attack of influenza, is now about again. Mr J. G. Coates, member for Kaipara, lias asked the Minister for iiailways whether he will, in view of the shortage ot' fresh milk supply in the city of Auckland, provide a Sunday train to Helensville. He states a Sunday train would provide the facility of sending a large supply of milk iuto Auckland and provide communication with the mineral springs at Helensville. Speaking recently in Sydne}'-, Dr Buck, M.P,, said that the curse of the Maori race was the communistic system. It had been useful in the old fightingdays, but of none now. "What we want," Dr Buck concluded, " is to get the titles to the land individualised—each Maori getting the title of a piece of land, instead of it all being owned by the community —and when that is done you will find that they will develop into a race of farmers, and good citizens." .

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