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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Issue 27, 4 October 1901, Page 3

NOTICE BY THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE UNDER "THE UNCLAIMED LANDS ACT, 1894." To the owner or owners of a parcel of laud containing 40 acres more or less being middle poition of allotment 61, Parish of Ahur. a, in the Provincial District of Auckland. The land was Crown Granted to Joseph Avery Burgham, described As a ''Schoolmaster in the Military Train'1 and is at present occupied by Mr. Ernest 0. Struthers of Puku Puka. WHEREAS the Public Trustee has instituted inquiries, and has not thereby ascertained who the own, er or owners of the above-described land is or ai?e, and believes .that Mich j owner is, or ■ owneys are, not in the] colony; • Now this notice calls upon such owner or owhoi's, within six months, of the date of the publication of j notice in this Gazette, to ij.sia^^^^^^ the satisfc etion of the purU^^^H his or their title to the hul^^^^^H in this notice; and if such o^^^^^^f or owners do not, wichin^^^^^^H limited, so establish his^tffl^^^^H the Public Trustee Avil^^^^^^^^H powers and authorities g^^^^^^^H in a1 d by ''The uuclaiiac^^^^^^^l ■Hated this tenth dnv c^^^^^^H 1901. ' J, W. PoYNfll^^^H PubliMl^H [Note.—This notice was publi^^H in ihe i\ew Zealand Gazette oil 12th, day of September, 1901, WARKWORTIf TENNIS CLUB, Tlie; animal meeting of above club will be held in Public Library on Tuesday Oct. ■Bth, at 7.80 p.m. Business:^— Annual report and balance-sheet and election of new committee. Intending subi'cribei's are eorcli-1 ally invited' to attend. J. llamsay, Chairman. FOB SALE. A good Bullock Waggon in thorough repair and guaranteed to carry five thousand feet of timber, Apply.— Alfred Woodcock, Junr. Warkworth. YfjTHITAKEIJ & TDAITME, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, COEOMANDELt - Kapaxga Eoad. Resident manager: Mr. A. F. Billing-. AUCKLAND, N. Z, Herald Buildings Queen Street PAEEOA, WIIITAKER, BaITME <&■ KjiNUICK Partner: Mr. W. G. K. Kenrick R. WALLIS T. L, CALKY. Wallis & Caley. SADDLERS, HARNESS AND ' PORTMANTEAU MAKERS. 156 QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. Tennis racquets repaired and restrung All kinds of saddlery, harness, port-J menteavix and leather Bags made \M order. WORKMANSHIP GUAEANjrfH Every care given to ccnmtn^^^^^| APPLICATION FOE SLA^SB( HOUSE LICENB]|. .Public notice is hereby givens L of iA intention to apply to the Rodney &'oi\^B Council for slaughterhouse license^jH my jn-eiiises, situate on Section 1 3of lot 169 Parish of Oruawharo^l G. E. Thompson. Farmers' Union Warkworth. — -~ —»—^—_ A public meeting- took place at the Masonic Hall on Sept 28. for the purpose of forming a branch of the Farm* eis' Union at Warkworth, to be the centre branch for the district, About 20 settlers were present, find opologies were received from Messrs J. M, King, J.P. W. Cox, J.P. and others. Mr. W. Hamilton was 'voted to the chair', and called upon Mr. T C. Samsbury, vice president of the Union and convenor of the meeting, to explain the platform and also the rules and regulations of the Union. Mr. Sainsbury went fully into tlie whole matter—which was a somewhat lengthy proceeding—and answered numerous (ju- stions. After con- ! siderablo discussion, Mr. Jones pro* [ posed that a branch of ihe Farmers' Union be formed at Warkwoith, and that a meeting for the purpose oi electing officers be called by advertisement in the Rodney and Otamatea Times, at an early date, seconded b; i Mr. Bear and carried. Totes of thank-s were passed to Mr, Sainsbnry and the Chairman, [It is most probable that tlie nexl meeting will be called for^the first Wednesday after f«.'l niooiu' Ed.J