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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9789, 12 October 1917, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given tint ■the Wellington City Council, acting under .Sediion 32 of " I,lws , r Aral 1808.” doth hereby publicly decmre the following land to bo dedicated and open ns a Cemetery as from tho .twentymnith day of October, 1917. All that parcel of land as described in ; Cem!ifioate of Title, Volume .216, Folio and 'lB3, containing twenty-five acres , iwcnity-Klghit perches, more or leas, being part of Sc'ulion 33, Karorti Dhytridt. All Ithat .parcel of land as described in Cefrttflciato of Title, Volume 232, Iloilo 118, containing one rood two_ and four-tenth, perdbes, more or less, being pai<t of Soabien 33, Khrori Diotiricifc, and Comprising Lots 16 and 47, of Block JLXI on Deposited Elan No. 1775. Ail that plaircel of land as described in iCeiitificate of Title, Volume 232, Folio 120, containing twenty-<mo and twotenth perches, more or less, being part Of Section 33, Karori Diatriot, and being Lot 48 of Block 111 on Deposited Plan No. 1775. AH t'h-ait parcel of land as described in CQgtificate of Title, Volume 216, Folio 222, containing twenty-ctae.. aVi twoiteniHh perches, more or less, being part df SeoUwm 33. Karori District, and being £Lot 49 of Block 111 on. Deposited Plan No. 1775. Ail those parcels of land as described .in Certifiooite of Title, Volume 246, Folio 192, containing together one acre two roods 'thirty-four and. .two-tenth 'porches, more or loss, being parts of Section S 3, Karori District, and being Lots 14 to 21 inclusive and 52 of Block HI. and Lot 7 of Mock IV on Deposited Plan. No. 1775. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. October 12ih. 1917. , •- 32 SOCIETY FOE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE Secretary will be in attendance at tho Rooms, Bridge’s Buildings, 119. Willis street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All-communications strictly confidential.

The Government Statistician writes: Sergeant A. H.* Grant (71336), who was called up for service in the last “Gazette,” lias written saying that he is an attested member of the Expeditionary Force. I havo made inquiries regarding his statement and find it is correct. Sergeant Grant enlisted at the outbreak of the war and went to Samoa; on returning from there after medical treatment he again offered himself and was passed as fit, and is now in camp with the 33rd Reinforcements. “How pathetic it is to see six small farmers sending six small carts with sis small consignments along the same road to the same station twice a day,” said Lord Selborno at the Agricultural Organisation Society. Almost as pathetic as seeing six fat, middlemen making six fat profits before the. stuff reaches the consumer, says ‘'Punch.”