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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 617, 20 March 1929, Page 3

TENDERS C-MAI.L Electric Motors of every type I for direc; and alternating: current. Split phase and repulsion induction Large stock carried.—O. X. Williamson and Co.. Ltd.. 30-40 Albert St. TENDERS are invited for tin sv.pi- N X of One 15cwt. Motor delivery Van Secretary. Auckland Fishermen's J\<operat ion. Ltd. A DDITIONS AND ALTERA " XS (In Brick and Concrete) to the SHAMROCK HOTEL. Wellesley and Albert Streets. Auckland. Tenders invited, closing at Noon oi THI'RSDAY. March 2s. rian>. Spec.:' | Office. ROBT. BERT YOl NO. Architect dies. L Commercial Bank Buildings, j Queen Street, Auckland UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD SALE OF OLD SCHOOL SITE AT SWANSON. I Tenders will be received at the Office i of the Board until Noon on THURSDAY. I APRIL IS. 1929, for the Purchase of the Old School Site at Swanson, being Seci tion 121 A. Parish of Waipareira, containj ing 2a Or 32p. Title: Freehold, j A deposit of £5 (five pounds) must i accompany each tender. The sale will be for cash, but the I Board will allow a reasonable time, up to. ! say, three months, to enable the purj chaser to arrange finance. ! Envelopes must be endorsed “Tender ! for old school site, Swanson." IVEiV ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ! Written tenders will be received at the i Office of the General Manager. Railwavs, Wellington up to Noon on SATURDAY, March 30, 1929, for the Erection of Fac-tory-cut Houses; two at Panmure. three at Glen Innes, and two at Orakei (separate contracts). Plans, conditions and specifications may [be seen at the Stationmaster’s Office, | Auckland. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. O BUILDERS. HOUSE AT EPSOM. Tenders for the Erection of the above (in Wood) will be received until 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY", March 27. E. RUPERT MORTON, Registered Architect, Plllison Chambers. Phone 43-553.

td ORB Y 'EARS of are firm ar friends than ever. LTSAGHT’S ORB BRAXD CORRUGATED IROX. Write JOHN LYSAGHT, LTD. Box 341, Wellington, for free copy of their Pocket Handbook. W. W ILSON - L, TDBLACKSMITHS. ENGINEERS, ELECTRIC AND OXT-ACETONE WELDERS, HEEL, TIP AND TOE PLATE MANUFACTURERS. ALL CLASSES OF BUILDERS' AND STRUCTURAL WORK MADE TO ORDER. LAWN ROLLERS ALWAYS IN STOCK. STONE-CUTTING TOOLS A SPECIALITY. 51. 53. 55 FEDERAL STREET. PHONE 45-541. MEETINGS

ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting of the above Association will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Sti'eet. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), March 20, at 7.30 p.m BUSINESS: (1) To Receive Annual (2) To Elect Officers. (3) General. Accounts. T. S. MILLER. Secretary.

COURSIXG CLUB. A Meeting of tlie above Club will be held at the Committee Room, 170 Parnell Road, Parnell, on TUESDAY, March 26, at 7.30 sharp. This Club has secured the best Coursing grounds in the whole of Australasia, so roll up all true sports. Plenty of trams are available. All are welcome. W. RATCLIFFE, ; A UCKLAND LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY. Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Auckland Little Theatre Society (Inc.) will be held at the Society’s Rehearsal Room, 20 Wvndham St., Auckland, on THURSDAY', March 28, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: 2. To approve Annual Report and Bal-ance-sheet. 2. To elect Committeemen (Messrs. Kohn, Crowther, Goodwin and Leary retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election). (By the rules, nominations must be made in writing to the Secretary not less than 48 hours before the time of the meeting.) 3. To elect a Patron, President and Six Vice-presidents. THEO. J. SPRY’, Secretary. I> EPARTMENT OF AUCKLAND. LABOUR, EMPLOYMENT OF BOVS ON FARMS. Parents and others interested in the Apprenticeship of boys to the Farming Industry are invited to meet the Secretary of Labour at the Lewis Ead.v Hall, Queen Street, THIS (WEDNESDAYS EVENING, a: 8 p.m. when the proposals of the Minister of Labour will Inplaced before the meeting and a general discussion invited. W. SLAUGHTER, Officer in Charge. Department of Labour, Auckland. V Z- SAMOA DEFENCE LEAGUE. AT 8 O'CLOCCK, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY.. Corner Pitt Street and Beresford Street. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). —REM UERA P.O. CORNER. FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT.—For. Symonds Street and Newton Road. SUNDAY', 3 o’clock.—QUAY STREET (Waterfront). WHY SAMOANS REFUSED TO PAY DIRECT TAXATION. HEAR EX-SOLDIER SAMOAN ORATOR AND PATRIOT AND OTHER GOOD SPEAKERS.

LEGAL. NOTICES yOBLE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Formerly of Te Kuiti, Is now Practising: his Profession at the SECOND FLOOR, COOKE* S BUILDINGS. Queen Street, Auckland.