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building society notices T HE ]^ ort;eiern QO-OPERATIVE rjIERMINATING JgUILDING gOCIETY. RESULTS OF APPROPRIATION MEETING, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. QROUP QROUP 16 —Ballot, as advertised. WinningCluster No. 114. Shares Nos. 453/ 456, taking . . j —Ballot, as adverb tised. Winning Cluster No. 344. Shares Nos. 1373/1376, taking QROUP QROUP —Ballot, as advertised. WinningCluster No. 372. Shares Nos. 1485/1488, taking 6 £BOO £BOO £BOO —Ballot, as advertised. .Winning Cluster No. 342. Share No. 1365, taking £2OO, and Shares Nos,. 1366/1368, taking £6OO. . . . QROUP QROUP —Sale by Tender. £47 3s 6d per £IOO, taking . . 2 £BOO £BOO —Sale by Tender. £4B 7s 6d per £IOO, two members taking £4OO each ...... QROUP QROUP QROUP QROUP —Sale by Tender. £SO per £IOO, taking .... 13 —Sale by Tender. £4O per £IOO, taking .... 14 —Sale by Tender. £52 2s per £IOO, taking . . . . 15 —Sale by Tender. £SO Is per £IOO. taking . . . . £BOO £BOO £BOO £BOO £BOO AMOUNT ADVERTISED . £BOOO amount Appropriated. £BOOO EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Offices of the Society will be closed from April G to April 10, both days inelusive. G ROUP 17 G ROUP 17 Group 17 is now open for Application. JOIN THE “PROGRESSIVE NORTHERN" FOR £BOO BALLOTS. Application Forms and Booklets may be btained from the Offices: — 108-9-10 Victoria Arcade (first floor), torner of Queen and Shortland Sts., City. Telephone 41-579. P.O. Box 645. -'IIE rjtERMINATING jgUILDING tJOCIETY. TOR SALE BY TENDER V: VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Tenders will be received by the undersigned to May 1, 1928, for the purchase or lease of the Manchester Unity Hall property situated at the corner of Cook Street and Cleave Avenue, opposite the Civic Centre, and a few yards from the Town Hall, Auckland. There is built on the property a sound wooden hall building with necessary offices. The building has a substantial sound foundation. It has a commodious basement with a concrete floor. The size of the allotment is approximately 50ft. by 59ft. The property as it stands is eminently suitable for an auctioneering or kindred business. As a warehouse site the position is ideal j owing to its central situation, its proximity to the Civic Sqiiare, and the new j railway station which is to be placed !in -the vicinity of the Town Hall. • The | highest or any tender not necessarily ac- ! cepted. For full particulars apply to . JOHN McLEOD, '■<* Manchester Unity Hall, Coble Street, Auckland. FOR PEASE BY TENDER "VrOTICE is hereby given that written tenders, marked “Tender for Grazing,” will be received up to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11, 1927 for the Lease, for GRAZING PURPOSES ONLY, of the undermentioned Sections:— Lots 14. 15, 26, 27, Allots. 7A and 59, Sec. 12, Suburbs of Auckland. Area fij acres. Situated facing Panmure Road" Ellerslie, a few minutes’ walk from Railway Station or Great South Road. Terms and Conditions on application to undersigned. O. IST. CAMPBELL, Commissioner of Crown Lands. ROAD board notices QNE TREE HILL ROAD BOARD. MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENCES. Drivers’ Licences for the year 1928-29 may be renewed at the Board’s Office, 456 Manukau Road, during office hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon. In the case of new drivers requiring tests ring phone 25-051 for appointment with Inspector. A. LEESE, Clerk. CORPORATION NOTICES JgOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. NO. 2 MOTOR-OMNIBUS DISTRICT. (Motor-Omnibus Traffic Act, 1926.) Pursuant to Section 1. of the above-men-tioned Act, public notice is hereby given that the Devonport Borough Council, as the No. 2 Licensing Authority, will meet in the Council Chambers, Devonport on WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1925, at 8 p.m., to consider the following application for authority to establish a Motor-Omnibus Service: — R. H. HUSTLER AND N. J. YOUNG— Devonport Wharf to Glen Road. A. E. WILSON, Town Clerk. REMOVAL NOTICES IITR. D. J. G. PLUMLET, A.R.1.8.A., A.N.Z.I. A. Wishes to announce that he is Removing from NO. 603 N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDING, To NO. 306 SOUTHERN CROSS BUILDING, Where he will continue the Practice of his Profession.