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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 58, 11 March 1944, Page 8

AUCTION SALES J. L. BENNETT, LTD. FINAL SALE STOCK AND PLANT ADAM BURGES. THURSDAY NEXT AT 1.30. Comprising: AUTOMATIC HAMMER, PLATFORM SCALES, Konaki Wheels, 2-STONE EMERY STONE, GRINDSTONE (28 x 4£), Pair Gig Wheels, Jim Crow, Iron Wheels, Van Doors, Hood Bows, CBOWBARS, Pipe Tongs, Dray and Trailer Axles, Benches, Bolt Bins, FORGE TUERE IRON complete \vith Tub and Piping, TRAILER SPRINGS, Ladders, Chain, Now and S.H. Dray Wheels, New TRACTOR SLEDGE, Axle Boxes, Mortar Truck Sides, Spring Draw Iron Work, Steel Buckets, Drill Wheels, Stumping Jack, Binde’Drill and Mower, Spares, Potato Digger and Planter Spares, Plough Shares, Timber, Duncan Windmill Spares and Host of Sundries. FINAL CLEARANCE. B. PALMER, Auctioneer. TENDERS (a) BUNNYTHORPE SUB-STATION. Repairs and Repainting of 4 Cottages and Single Men's Quarters. (b) RONGOTEA POLICE STATION. Repairs, Renovations and Painting. •T'ENDERS for the above close at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, March 21st, 1944, with the Resident Engineer, Public Works Department, Cook Street, Palm- i erston North. Particulars at the P.W.D. Ofiice and at the above respective addresses. LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER. j 'T’ENDERS will be received by the undersigned until 12 noon on Fri- , day, March 31st, for the purchase of a section of land containing approximately 2.31 perches 1 and having a frontage of approximately 38 links to Stafford Street, Feilding. , Conditions of sale may be obtained from this Office. GEO. N. BOULTON, Secretary, Wanganui Education Board. Education Ofiice, WANGANUI, February 29th, 1944. < FOR LEASE BY TENDER. RENDERS are invited for the Leasing for 5 years of the desirable farm property of 134 acres 2 roods 9 perches (Native Land) belonging to Mr. Reuben Mereti and situate at Cameron’s Line, near Feilding. Property comprises dwelling, Implement Shed, Milking Shed and new Plant and has good water supply. CONDITIONS of Lease may be inspected at the Offices of the undersigned, Feilding. TENDERS close at our Office at noon on the 15th day of March, 1944. THE highest or any Tender not | necessarily accepted. GRAHAM & REED, Solicitors, Goodbehere Street, FEILDING. SLUGGISH RIVER DRAINAGE BOARD. Apportionment of Rates to be Levied for year ending March 31st, 1945. ■\TOTICE is hereby given in accordance with Section 4 of the "Land Drainage Act Amendment 1913,” that the Sluggish River Drainage Board gives Public Notice of its intention to apportion all rates to be levied for the financial year ending March 31st, 1945, as follows: Class A in the £ to be twice that in Class C. Class B in the £ to be one and a-half times that in Class C. Class C in the £to be half that in Class A. and will at a meeting of the Board to be held at 11 a.m. on THURSDAY, March 30th, 1944, consider objections in writing (if any) which have been received by the Board to such apportionment. E. H. SPENCER (Clerk), 129 Eangitikci Street, Palmerston North. GENERAL NOTICES WHERE THE BEST MEAT CUTS ARE CO-OP. MEAT AUCTION ONLY ADDRESS: KING ST., P.N. The Shop That Keeps the Prices Down! VWE STOCK only the best coal, "Glen vv Afton," kitchen and house. Dry Maire and Matai fitewood, also limited quantity birch and macrocarpa posts and Kaiwhaka battens. District agents for Hatuma Lime, bag lots ex store. MANAYVATU PRODUCE EXCHANGE 47 Grey Street, Phone 6334. RENTAL CARS Go Where You Like—When Vou Like! All brand new Vauxhall and Morris Cars. Fleet renewed everv year! FROM 7/(5 PER HALF DAY. GRUNDY’S ™ AL Next A.N.A. Ballroom. GEORGE ST., P.N. PHONE 5200. TAYLOR & POINTON LIMITED. PHONE 5065. 221 EANGITIKEI STREET. Agents for J. E. Hall, Ltd., England, offer The Hallmark of Quality, Efficiency, Y’alue and Dependability. REFRIG ER A TIN G M A CHIN ER Y. FOR ECONOMY & SMARTNESS SEND SOUK COATS, FROCKS, ETC., TO NIELSEN’S DBS CLEANEHS and DSEKS, MAIN ST. EAST (Opp. Public Trust), TELEPHONE 5353. record number of regulations and orders issued by the Government arid said GTat to-day any Minister of the Crown could issue an order which immediately became law. It was some such regulation which enabled watersiders to sit at home and claim high wages for doing nothing but consenting to stand by on a Sunday or a holiday for a call which never came. The resolution was carried unanimously.