RACING _ _ J>AKURANGA HUNT. ANNUAL RACE MEETING AT ELLERSLIE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927. NOMINATIONS (1 sov. each) for ALL EVENTS, Close on FRIDAY, JULY 29, by FIVE O’CLOCK. All Nominations to be Accompanied by Cash. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. 97 SHORTLAND ST., AUCKLAND. PUBLIC NOTICES. USE Blair a thol cioal lair Pathol voal THE IDEAL HOUSEHOLD FUEL. Burns like a good cigar to a fine white ash—no waste—semi-smokeless. Supplies and Prompt Delivery from A. G. PRANKHAM, LTD. HELLABY’S buildings. Phone 44-910. RECEPTIONS ITY OF AUCKLAND. CIVIC RECEPTION. A CIVIC RECEPTION will be tendered by His Worship the Mayor of Auckland in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at 12 Noon, to the Rev. JAMES BARR, 8.D., M.P., Member of the British House of Commons. All citizens cordially invited to be present. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. DENTISTRY JJY QWN g FECIAL JJETHOD OF pAINLESS ~pXTR ACTION Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Are Distinctive Here are Some Among Others: 1— NO PAIN 2NO NEED to come back the second time or oftener as under other methods. 3 EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or stumps left in the gums. 4 PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. 1 can safely use it on a patient of 80 years. SIF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints, it will not affect you. 6NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8— ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. 9 EXTRACTIONS FREE when Teeth are ordered. ALL DENTAL WORK GUARANTEED Specialty in Gum Block Teeth. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH. BUT A FACT. D ENTIST C ]\J UNROE E MANUEL FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS OPEN EVERY EVENING Telephone 41-604. Take Elevator. TRADE PERSONAL. VISITING Cards printed, name and address; 100, 6s 6d; 250. 12s 6d.—“K” System, 32 Queen Street. ferry, taxi-cab, motor-bus, Horse cab, coach. (See full conditions for extension of benefits to drivers, guards, conductors, firemen, deckhands, etc.) £250 if killed while entering or alighting from stationary vehicle as specified. £250 if killed by burning of building where subscriber resides or works. £250 if killed while endeavouring to save human life. £250 if tram or bus conductor killed by falling or being struck and thrown by passing vehicle from footboard. £250 if killed as passenger in any passenger - conveying boat, steamer, or vehicle (excluding airplane or racing vehicle). £IOO if killed as pedestrian in public thoroughfare coming in contact with moving vehicle. £SOO if killed while travelling in or
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 107, 27 July 1927, Page 3
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