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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 182, 22 October 1927, Page 4

RACING rpHAMES JOCKEY (Incorporated). C 1 ANNUAL MEETING AT ELLERSLIE. OCTOBER 29 & ACCEPTANCES for All Events FIRST DAY close with the undersigned on WEDNESDAY, October 26, by 12 Noon. Fees must accompany acceptances. W. S. SPENCE. Secretary for Race Meeting. 97 Shortland Street, Auckland.

I&*33ss. rjIHAMES JOCKEY QLUB (Incorporated). ANNUAL RACE MEETING. ELLERSLiB RACECOURSE. SATURDAY AND QCTOBER AND gj FIRST RACE about 12 Noon each day. JMTONDAY, ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE: Each Person Is 6d, Vehicles 2s 6d. Larger Enclosure: Each person, 4s 6d. Grandstand Enclosure: Gentlemen 11s 6d, Ladies 6s 6d. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker’s Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Thames Jockey Club’s race meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary for Race Meeting.

PUBLIC NOTICES HIS LORDSHIP BISHOP CLEARY will Bless the New Extension to the School at Telford. Avenue, Dominion Road. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m. All Friends Cordially Invited. Notice is hereby given that the Trustees of the “Leneord Fund,” a fund created under the last Will and Testament of JOSEPH LENEORD, late of Thames, Miner, deceased, have prepared a scheme under Part 111. of “The Religious Charitable and Educational Trusts Act, 1908,” which scheme has been approved by the Attorney-General subject to the Supreme Court being satisfied that the property, the subject matter of the Petition, is property held for particular purposes of a charitable nature within the meaning of Section 15 of the above Act. Application for Approval of the Scheme will be made to a Judge of the Supreme Court at Auckland on the Fourth day of November, 1927. Copies may be inspected at the Offices of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland, and of MESSRS. HOSKING AND SIMPSON, Solicitors for the Trustees, 709 N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland.

pUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All Creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estate(s) are hereby required to lodge the same with the undersigned in duplicate* supported by full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estate(s) at the date of the death of the deceased, on or before the 24th day of November, 11)27. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE: (1) KANE, Jane, late of Te Kauwhata, and Auckland, Retired School Teacher; died 12/10/27. (2) BYWATER, Emily, late of Auckland, Widow; died 13/10/27. (3) BENDER, Henry Amy, late of Auckland, Boatbuilder; died 7/10/27. (4) SINCLAIR, James, late of Auckland, .Retired Tobacco Manufacturer; died 17/10/27. (5) BOWMAN, Agnes Blythe, late of Warkworth, Spinster; died 20/10/27. R. F. WARD, District Public Trustee. Auckland, October 21, 1927.

TAITEMATA ELECTRIC POWER ' BOARD. SPECIAL LOAN OF £ SO,OOO. The Poll for the Special Loan of £BO,OOO, -which is to be held on NOVEMBER 17, 1927, will be taken at the following- booths:— AUCKLAND CITY: No. I—Waitemata Electric Power Board Offices, SI Albert Street, Auckland. No. 2—Waitemata County Council Office, Princes Street, Auckland. BIRKENHEAD: No. 3—Council Chambers, Highbury. No. 4—Birkdale Public Hall. No. s—Scout Hall, Birkdale. No. 6—Clark’s Store, near Birkenhead Wharf. No. 7—Sugar Works Post Office, Chelsea. DEVONPORT: No. S—Council Chambers, Marine Square (2 booths). No. 9—Masonic Hall, Victoria Road. No. 10 —Parish Hall, Vauxhall Road. No. 11—Mission Hall, Calliope Road, Stanley Bay. No. 12 —King's Store, Lake Road. GLEN EDEN: No. 13—Town Hall, Glen Eden. HELEN SVILLE: No. 14—Town Board Office, Helensville. HENDERSON: No. 15—Town Board Office, Thomas Street, Henderson. NORTHCOTE: No. 16—Council Chamber, Queen St., Northcote. TAKAPUNA: No. 17—Council Chambers, Takapuna. No. IS—Presbyterian Hall, Belmont. No. 19—Bayswater Boating Club Hall. No. 20 —Picturedrome, Milford. WAITEMATA COUNTY: No. 21—Albany, Coronation Hall. No. 22—Brigham’s Creek, Sinton's Store. No. 23—Brown’s Bay, Hall. No. 24—Dairy Flat, Mrs. Body's. House. No. 25—Glenfield, Mission Hall. No. 26—Greenhithe, Hall. N 0.27 —Hobsonville, Hall. No. 28—Henderson Valley, Knight’s Hall. No. 29—Kaukapakapa—Hall. No. 30—Kumeu, Hall No. 31—Oratia, Fruitgrowers’ Hall. No. 32—Oneroa, Post Office. No. 33—Parakai, Domain Pavilion. No. 34—Riverhead, Hall. No. 35—Swanson, Social Hall. No. 36 —Silverdale, Hall. No. 37—Taupaki, Station Hall. No. 3S—Titirangi, Bishop’s Kiosk. N. 39—Te Atatu, Schoolhouse. No. 40—Upper Waiwera, Hall. No. 41—Wainui, Hall. No. 42—Whangaparaoa, Hall. No. 43—Waimauku, Hall. No. 44—Whenuapai. Hall. No. 45—Woodhill, Hal 1 .. No. 46—AVaitakere, Clifford’s Store. The vote of any ratepayer may be recorded at any polling booth within the Waitemata Electric Power District, irrespective of the location of the rateable property in respect of which the ratepayer is entitled to vote, also at the booth at the Board’s office, SI Albert Street, Auckland. The above places are specially appointed as polling places under sub-sec-tion (3) of Section 51 of the “Electric Power Boards Act, 1925.’’ A. MAIN,. Returning Officer.