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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 560, 12 January 1929, Page 3

WANTED TO SELL A BOUT Building Materials, new and second-hand.—Corr. Iron, Bricks, Doors, etc., Slates.—Sawyer and Lowndes, Phone 41-421. LL NIGHT SERVICE STATION now opened by MARKET PETROL STATION. between Tepid Baths and City Markets. A UCKLAND Agent, “Little Wonder” Califont, at 67s 6d. Dominion Importing Co., Karangahape Rd. and Dominion Rd. A UCKLAND SCALE COY., Little Queen St.—We sell and repair scales of every description.—Phone 44-969. BARROWS, Extension Ladders, Washtubs, etc., from Pelham’s, 150 Victona St., last a life time. Phone 40-654. BROADWAY Auction Mart, Newmarket. —Charles Begg Piano, iron frame, beautiful tone, no borer; cash or terms. BURGESS Paints—lib, 10?.d; 21b, Is Sd; 41b, 3s 3d; 71b. 5s bd; 141 b, 10s bd: all colours.—Boyle, 41 Victoria St. DAD’S SHOP.—Special display bedroom furniture at big reductions, for one week only, commencing Monday. Inspect our window for prices.—4o4 Queen Street. DAD’S Branch, Near Tabernacle. — Drophead Singer Machine, £6 10s: bargain; Cedar Gramophone Cabinet, £9 10s; beautiful tone. DR. BEST'S Retfa Pills, 10s 6d, post free. Auckland Pharmacy. 354 Queen St., opp. Town Hall. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS. Price 12s 6d package, post free. To. ensure getting genuine order direct from Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Store, Ltd., Chemists, 3 Karangahape Rd. (at Grafton Bridge). FORD. 33 St. Paul St.—Wheelbarrows, now 27s 6d; Ladders, Steps, Washtubs, etc., also reduced. —Phone 43-397. FURNITURE for Sale, privately; tables, chairs, beds, duchesses, linen, etc. Call afternoons.—lo George St., off College Hill. GAS STOVE, 27s 6d, perfect order; tool box, 5s 6d: rimu wardrobe, £3 17s bd.—22B Great North Road. SEWING Machines, Singers, dropheads, from £7 10s, 20 years’ guarantee. Repairs to all makes.—Thompson’s, 9 Strand Arcade; 34 years’ established. SEWING Machines, all makes, guaranteed, needles, parts, repairs.—Rogers, 23 and 33 Wellesley St. Phone 45-723. TENTS and Flies, duck reinforced, wonderful value; slightly damaged by water.—Wise’s, 94 Hobson St. Phone 45-324. TENTS, reinforced duck, slightly water stained; 6 x 8, 355; 8 x 10, 50s; 10 x 12, 65s.—Wise’s, 94 Hobson St. 8S "| '| D.—A great price, a great Hat, at Bert Marshall’s, the Symonds St. Hat King. POWELL’S PERFECT PRAMS AND PUSH CHAIRS. Send for Free Catalogue. POWELL’S, PRAM MANUFACTURERS, 70 Eden Terrace, Auckland.

BUSINESSES FOR SALE GENUINE Pish Business, splendid position; latest modern fittings, busy corner, tram stop.—Address at The Sun, 350. FIRST-CLASS Pish Business; no opposition. Price reduced for immediate sale. Snip. Get in quick.—Address at The Sun, 349. BUSINESSES WANTED CLIENT Waiting.—Suburban or Country Hotel; urgent.—J. R. Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St., opp. Court’s. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL A SPHALT, Concrete Paths; materials supplied.—Sorensen and Bridges, 647 New North Rd. Phone 21 *-478 for prices. PUBLIC NOTICES Easter presents of prime new ZEALAND LAMB. The New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board has again made arrangements to deliver single carcases of Prime New Zealand Lamb to any address in the United Kingdom for the forthcoming Easter Season for the sum of £1 Us per carcase. This amount covers all charges to delivering at the friend’s private house, to whom a post-card will be forwarded indicating the sender’s name. Instructions in regard to defrosting are sent forward with the carcase. Orders must reach the Board’s Office in Wellington by February 4. Send remittance, with your friend’s full address, to— THE SECRETARY, New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board, P.O. Box 121, WELLINGTON. (Please PRINT the full address of the recipient plainly.) SEND A CARCASE OF PRIME NEW ZEALAND LAMB TO YOUR FRIENDS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR EASTER, AND HELP TO ADVERTISE AND ENCOURAGE THE CONSUMPTION OF THIS PRIME ARTICLE OP NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE.

TRUST OFFICE. pUBLIC NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All Creditors and others having- claims against the undermentioned Estates 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 Estates at the date of the death of the deceased, on or before the 12th day of February, 1929. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion:— SCHEDULE. HOLLIS, JOSEPH, late of Auckland* retired engineer, died 27/12/’2S. NELSON, KATE MARTHA, late of Manurewa, married woman, died 24/12/’2B. ! WHITELAW, ARCHIBALD, late of Auckland, porter, died 29/12/’2B. McBETH, MURIEL ROWENA, late of Auckland, spinster, died 15/12/’2S. THORNTON, ALFRED ARTHUR, late • of Auckland and Morrinsville, retired Civil servant, died 2/l/’29. VIBERT, EMILY MARIA, late of Auckland, widow, died l/l/’29. FRANCHT, PETER EDWARD, late of Auckland, restaurant keeper, died 5/l/’29. COCKSHUTT, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. late of Auckland, widow, died 18/12/’2B. JACKSON, HARRIET, late of Auckland, widow, died 2/l/’29. HANSEN, JOHN FREDERICK, late of Helensville, settler, died 4/l/’29. District Public Trustee. Auckland, January 12, 1929.

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ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT KAWAKAWA, JANUARY 19, 1929. Excursion Tickets, available for return until January 21,. 1929, will be issued to Kawakawa from Whangarei. Okaihau. and intermediate stations by morning trains on January 19. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS OKAIHAU-OPU A. —Usual 4.45 p.m. Kawakawa-Okaihau train leaves Kawakawa 6.0 p.m., Okaihau arr. 7.55 p.m. A train will leave Otiria at 5.20 p.m., Okaihau arr. 6.40 p.m. WHANGAREI-OPU A.—Usual 7.20 a.m. Whangarei-Opua train leaves Whangarei S.lO a.m.. Kamo 5.29, Hikurangi 5.53, Hukerenui 9.28, Towai 9.43. Motatau 10.20, Kawakawa arr. 31.5., dep. 11.20, Opua arr. 11.45 a.m. Usual 2 p.m. Opua-Whangarei train leaves Opua 4.55 p.m., Kawakawa 6.30, Whangarei arr. 5.55 p.m. The express train will be delayed to leave Kawakawa 5.45 p.m., Opua arr. 6.7 p.m. Usual 3.25 p.m. Whangarei-Opua train will leave Hukerenui 5.8 p.m., Towai 5.25, Motatau 5.48. Otiria 6.43. Kawakawa 7.9, Opua arr. 7.34 p.m. For further particulars, see handbill, poc at staHoosi JfT : -