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HOUSES, ETC- TO LET BUNGALOWS, all good, 255, 27s 6d, 30s; several others higher priced.— H. Mayhill, Tram Terminus, Edendale. Bungalow, 5 rooms, eiec. light, North Line; i-acre. 22s 6d. 7 Rooms, garage, Xorthcote, 30s. —Phone 42-245. MT. ST. JOHN AV.—To Lease, House. S rooms, newly decorated.—Oil worth Trust Board. Dilworth Bldgs. PAP ATOETOE.—6 Rooms, 27s 6d; 5 rooms, 255; 4 rooms. 20s.—H. C. Ernest, opp. Station, Papatoetoe. PLATS TO LET CHELTENHAM BEACH. Superior turn. Flat. 2 large rooms, kitchen - j ette. every convenience. separate en- . trance; for a term; garage optional.—€ Araxca Av. RAFTON.—Unfurnished Self-contained Flats, 4 rooms; rents from Harrop and Medley. 2S Shortland St. PUBLIC NOTICES MUNICIPAL DEMONSTRATION TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER THURSDAY NIGHT 7.45 O'CLOCK THURSDAY NIGHT 'MR. H. P. TAYLOR Pres. City West Ratepayers’ Association, SPEAKS CIVIC MATTERS GENERALLY AND IN PARTICULAR POINT CHEVALIER BATHS MR. A. HALL SKELTON i SPEAKS. 1. Brief history of Auckland Municipality. 2. The utter civic and business stupidity of Present Council Parks Committee in regard to Point Chevalier Baths. 3. The Pulpit Politics of the Rev. Lionel , B. Fletcher. j 4. The Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher on the Wings of Emotionalism. 3. Strange methods of strangers within j our gates. 6. Are our young folk to be publicly chastised as utter blackguards? 7. Auckland young folk the cleanest living in the British Empire. S. Mr. Hall Skelton has nearly 50 years’ varied experience against the Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher, a comparative stranger. Chairman, DR. W. H. HORTON. rjtAUPO FISHERIES. NOTICE TO ANGLERS. Dept, of Internal Affairs, Wellington. The attention of anglers is drawn to J Regulation 4 (a), of the Taupo Trout Fishing Regulation, 1928, relative to fish ; taken bearing tags. A large number of fish have been tagged by the Department of Internal ; Affairs, and the Department desires the co-operation of anglers in noting particulars of tagged fish caught by them. The tags, which are of metal, are about a-quarter of an inch long and have the letter I.A. stamped on one side and a number on the other, and are attached to the rear end of the dorsal fin, close to the fish’s back. The Department is issuing printed cards to anglers in order to assist them in noting the required particulars. The cards, together with the envelopes, may be obtained from any Ranger of the Department, or any person authorised to issue licences in the Taupo District. On entering the particulars required, the card is to be handed to any Ranger of the Department, or person authorised to issue licences in the Taupo District, for dispatch to the Conservator of Fish j and Game. Rotorua. G. P. NEWTON, Under-Secretary. ELECTRICAL WORK AND SUPPLIES 4 LL Classes of Electrical installations carried out under personal supervi- ( j sion.— Watson, Steele and Ganley, Ltd.. I Wellesley St. W. 4 LLUM Electrical Co., Ltd., Anzac ; iCL Avenue, Auckland, for highest-grade ! Electric Installations.—Phones 44-443. ! 46-611. THE SUN AGENCIES AUCKLAND’S BEST NEWSPAPER CUN °UN HE IS ON SALE EVERY EVENING AT THE FOLLOWING TOWN AND , SUBURBAN AGENCIES. PREPAID CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS are accepted by all Agents. three 15 Words, 9d per Insertion; consecutive insertions. 20 Words. Is 4d per insertion; 3s 6d three consecutive insertions. 25 Words, 2s per insertion; 5s 6d three consecutive insertions. Marriages, Deaths, etc.. 2s 6d per Insertion (30 words); 9d each additional 5 words. Births (30 words), mention of nurse cr doctor, 6d extra each. The Sun Telephone (Advts.) 46-820. • Denotes District Delivery Agents for The Sun. *• Denotes Advertisements Only. CITY—••H.. Schmidt, Chemist, Queen Street (near Regent Theatre). J. Sherwin, News Agent, 68 Queen Street. Brooking and Son. Bookseller, Wellesley St. (opp. Civic Square). Miss L. Bishop, News Agent and Confectioner, JO Quay Street, opp. Northern Wharf. Mrs. T. Cummins. Fruiterer and Confectioner. 86 Shortland St. (opp. Auckland Racing Club). Miss Im P. McMarama, Fruiterer and Confectioner. 18 Princes St. fopp. Grand Hotel). Mrs. B. Cain. Candy Store, 90 Victoria Street. A. Allen. Confectioner. 147 Victoria Street. Mrs. S. Moore, Dairy and Confectionery, 158 Victoria Street. Bert Jones. Hairdresser. 69 Hobson Street A. Pickering. Confectioner. 158 Hobson Street. Mrs. T. 3. Jones News Agent. ?27 Hobson Street. J. Scott-Johnson, Confectioner and Stationer, 40 Pitt Street. J. Lynch, News Agent. 414 Upper Queen Street. J, Paxton, Fruiterer. 51 Wakefield Street. Mrs. J. W. Mabln, Confectioner and News Agent, corner Karangahape Road and Liverpool - Street (below Tivoli Theatre). A. G. Pillinger, Railway Bookstall, (main outward platform). J. Buchanan, on all Ferry Bookstalls. •J 7 B. Crompton, 9 Pitt Street. SURFDALE— Mr. Thornton. TAKAPUNA—• •F. E. Karding, Stationer. Lake Road, Narrow Neck. Mrs. A F. Barnes, Fruiterer and Con - fectioner, Hauraki Corner. Mrs. A. L. Landall. Fruiterer, Hall's Corner. _ „ •Mrs. Upton, Nile Road, back of Lake Puouke. TE PAPAPA— N. Bouzaid, Stationer and Fruiterer. 200 Church Street, next Theatre.