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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 602, 2 March 1929, Page 5

MEETINGS j VUST KALIAN MUTUAL. PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1549. EIGHTIETH ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby glfW that ih • KKiHTIKTH ANNUAL MEETING of the members of this Society -veil! be held in the Society's Head Office- Building, ST Pitt Street. Sydney, at - o'clock in the afternoon of FRIDAY, April 12. 1920, for the purpose of:— 1. Receiving the Report of the Directors on the business of the Society for the year ended December Si. 1925. 2. Electing an Auditor in lieu of W. H. Perry. Esq.. F.C .\A., who retires in terms of By-law 29. but is eligible for re-election. and has given the requisite notice that he is a candidate for the vacancy. 3. Declaring the amount of divisible Surplus for the year ended December 31. 1925. In terms of By-law * 15. the Directors who retire at noon on the date of the Annual Meeting are Sir Alfred Meeks and Geo. M. Macarthur Onslow, Esq., both of whom are eligible for re-election and have given the requisite notice that they are candidates for the vacant seats on the Board. The By-laws provide that no member shall be eligible for election to the position of Director or Auditor unless notice in writing of his being a candidate shall be given to the Board or to the Secretar> at least 30 clear days previous to the date of the Annual Meeting. By order of the Board. F. T. BRIDGES. Acting General Manager. Head Office. S 7 Pitt Street. Sydney, March 2, 1929. PROPOSED CHAMBER. All those Interested in holding a Public Meeting of Protest against the erection of Gas Chamber at Devonport are asked to meet at Room 5. Tabernacle Building. Newton, on TUESDAY, March 5. at 8 p.m. M. B. SOLJAK. Convener. R c A Meeting of Ratepayers will be held in Cullens Hall, Waikowhai. on WEDNESDAY, March 6, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Water reticulation. Dump. Commission re. formation of Borough. Petition re. Amalgamation with City, All Ratepayers are particularly requested to attend. S. TREVOR DIBBLE, Secretary. rpHE President of Conference will Preach at St. John’s, Ponsonby, T6-MORROW, at 11. BLECTORAL w AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. POLL ON PROPOSAL TO ADOPT THE SYSTEM OF RATING ON THE UNIMPROVED VALUES.

Public Notiee is hereby given that a Poll on the proposal to adopt the system of Rating on the Unimproved Value will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of March, 1929, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., and I hereby appoint the following places for the purpose of taking such poll: AUCKLAND —Waiteraata County o. «ce. Princes Street. ALBANY —Coronation Hall. BRIGHAM’S CREEK —Sinton’s Store. BROWN’S BAY—Picture Theatre. DAIRY FLAT—Mrs. Body’s House. GLEN EDEN —Town Board Office. GLENFIELD —Mission Hall. GRE ENHITHE —Hall. HENDERSON—Foresters’ Hall. HENDERSON VALLEY—Knight s Hall. HOBSONVILLE —Public Hall. HUIA—Post Office. KAUKAPAKAPA —Hall. KUMEU—HaII. MAKARAU —Hall. MILFORD —Picturedrome. ONEROA —Hodding’s House. ORATIA —Wild's Garage. PARAIvAI —Domain Pavilion. PARAU —Post Office. PAREMOREMO —Post Office. RIVERHEAD—PubIic Hall. SILVERDALE—HaII. SWANSON —Public Hall. TAUPAKI —Station Hall. TE ATATU —Church Schoolroom, TITIRANGI —Bishop’s Kiosk. UPPER WAIWERA—HaII. WAIMAUKU—HaII. W AINUI —School. W A IT AKERE —Hall. WAlWEßA—Schischka ? Store. WH A NG AP AR AO A—Hall. WHENUAPAI —Hall. WOODHILL- Hall. F. C. RAWLE, Returning Officer for County of Waitemala Auckland, February 23, 1929. FOR SALE BY TENDER INSTRUCTED BY E. H. METGE, Esq., as Liquidator in the Estate of Arch. Clark and Sons, Ltd., in Liquidation. EALANDIA- gHIRT AND QLOTHING jpACTOR Y.” THE WHOLE OF THE PLANT, MACHINERY AND FITTINGS, comprising Sewing Machines, Steam Pressers, Double-band Knife-cutting Machine, Polishing. Blocking and Washing Machines, Air Compressors, Crossley Gas Engine, Vertical Cross Tube Steam Boiler, Electric Irons, Button-making Machines, Tansad Chairs, Work Tables and Cutting Benches, etc. The whole to be tendered for as one lot, or in separate lots. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close March 15. Full Inventory can be seen at the Office of gENNETT, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. C. F. L TD ’ T. EDEN BOWLING CLUB (INCORPORATED). Tenders, closing on SATURDAY, the Ninth Day of March, 1929, are invited for the following:— (1) The whole of the Club’s land, having frontage Nit. Eden Road 191 feet and Valley Road 194 feet, measurements approximate, together with all buildings, OR (a) Lot 1 and 2, having frontage to Valley Road of 80 feet by depth 160 feet 7 inches approximately, with eastern side line parallel to Western existing boundary, and extending to the Northern boundary of Lots 7,8, 9 and 10 adjoining, together with cottage. (b) The balance of the Club’s land fronting Valley Road, 114 feet approximately* and Nit. Eden Road 191 feet approximately, together with Pavilion and lavatory. Particulars of sale may be seen at the Club's Office on the ground at any time, or at the office of the Auckland Manu faeturers’ Association, Empire Buildings, Swanson Street. JOS. SMITH, Secretary, Mt Eden Bowling Club, Mt. Eden. WANTED TO SELL IpURNITURE. —Time payment if required. Chairs, 4s each; round I tables, rimu beds; hose, 9s, etc.—l2 Has* | lett Street, 4 to 7 p.m. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL | A CTIONS speak louder than words. *1 6S families comfortably housed in 30 months.—Phillips, “Bungalow Specia.l- - ist,’* Pt. Chevalier. Phone 27-148. COROMANDEL Granite, the best building and monumental stone in New . ! Zealand, promptly supplied.—Box 3*l. ‘ | Auckland.