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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 677, 31 May 1929, Page 3

LEAGUE FOOTBALL FOOTBALL A OOTBALL UOOTBALL A OOTBALL -League CARLAW PARK TOMORROW (SATURDAY) NEWTON v. DEYONPORT NEWTON v. DEYONPORT Xo. 1 Ground, 3 p.m. MARIST OLD BOY'S v. CITY Xo. 2, 3 p.m. PONSONBY v. ELLERS LIE Xo. 1, 1.43 p.m. NORTHCOTE v. RICHMOND Xc 2, 3.43 p.m. FOUR SEXIOR MATCHES SATURDAY Grtnind, Is; Stand. Is. Ladies, Ground, 6d: Stand, 6cl. IVAN CULPAN, lion.

TENDERS OMALL Electric Motors of evei'y type fr,. for direct and alternating current. Split phase and repulsion induction Large stock carried.—C. N. Williamson and Co., Ltd., 43-45 Port Street. UCKLAND ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD. SPECIFICATIONS FOR SWITCHGEAR. ETC. Tenders are invited for the supply of: at MA1. AUTOMATIC SUB-STATION. 2 500 K.W. MACHINES SWITCHGEAR. 2. AUTOMATIC SUB-STATION Point Chevalier; 2 1.000 Iv.W o CHINES and SWITCHGEAR. 3- 22,000-VOLT SWITCHGEAR. 4. 0,600-VOLT SWITCHGEAR. SUPERVISORY CONTROL APPARATUS. Tenders, suitably endorsed and addressed to the Chairman, must reach the offices of the Board not later than Noon, September IG, 1929. The Board does not bind itself to accept 1 the lowest or any tender. R. IT. BARTLEY, General Manager. i May 30, 1929. | JJEW ZEALAND KAILWAYS. TENDERS FOR OMNIBUS CHASSES. ■Written Tenders addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand Railways, and marked outside "Tender for Bus Chasses ” will be received at the Office of the General Manager, Featherston Street, Wellington up to noon on WEDNESDAY, June 12, 1929, for the Supply of 12 Motoromnibus Chasses. Specifications may be obtained from District Storekeepers, Railways, Newthf olt idington and Hillside; and from tiie Office of the Comptroller of Stores P l2i he , rston Streep Wellington. lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. gEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the supply and delivery of (1) Sanitary Ware. (2) Steelwork for awning, Civic Theatre. Particulars at Works Office.

CORPORATION NOTICES Borough of Newmarket MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENCES, 1929-30. „ The .Offices of the Newmarket Borough Municipal Buildings (next Post Omce), Broadway, will be open until 9 p.m. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING to enable Motor Drivers to obtain Licences for the ensuing - year. H. WILSON - , Town Clerk-

THE SUN NEWSPAPERS Free Accident Insurance

rpHE SUN NEWSPAPERS, LTD., will , P a T, subject as hereunder, to the legal representative of any person above the age of 14 years or under the ago of 66 years at the time of the accident who being a subscriber to and has THE SUN home delivered, and to whom THE SUN shall have been delivered for a period of at least one week immediately prior to the day of the accident and whose signed noti- . . ' vuuo ? signed notification has been received and acknowedged by TiHE SUN Newspapers, Dimited„ Auckland.:— ACCIDENTS OF TRAVEL AND LIFTS 00(11 thQ subscriber shall be lUUUkilled, or dies as the result of Injuries received, by accident to any passenger railway train in which such person is travelling as a ticket-bearer or fare-paying passenger, providing that the total sum payable arising out of any one accident as de£l 000 n condition (s) shall not exceed (2 J .. £250 I* the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received by accident to any tram or steamer or ferry In which such person is travelling as a ticket-bearer or farepaying passenger or to any motor-bus taxi-car. private hire car (including service car), omnibus, coach, horse cab or passenger vehicle which is being driven by a licensed driver and in which the subscriber is travelling as a fare-paying passenger. ffome Delivery Subscribers being Policemen or Rail or Tramway Eliployees in Uniform and Drivers, biremen. Guards, Inspectors, Conductors and Stewards of Passenger Railway Trains; Captains, Engineers, Firemen, Deckhands of Ferrv Boats; Taxi-car and Cab Drivers and Private Hire Car (including service car), Omnibus, Cab, Coach and Passenger Vehicle Drivers while on duty (excluding any driver intoxicated at the time of the accident) shal) be deemed fare-paying passengers and' any person whose fare has been paid or is paid by another person shall also be deemed a fare-paying passenger, and the expression “fare" includes any cash remuneration or hire money. £250 if the subscriber shall be killed ", dl . es as , the result of injuries received while entering or alighting from stationary tram. traiS. deam” (1) and (2) ehi ° ie mentloned !n clauses £SOO if tils subscriber shall be killed -- cues as the result of injuries received sil- ll ‘i-f, raVeUl ? s ln or driving a passenger lift or elevator set apart for the use of passengers in a building used for lesiaentiaJ or business purposes. Subscribers are not covered under this clause unless injured as the result of an accident happening to any such lift or elevator. (3) (4) ACCIDENTS IN THE STREETS C 3) „ it 100 IT the subscriber shall be killed . ales as the result of injuries received while and as a pedestrian in a public thoroughfare colliding or coming in conany rnovin S vehicle. 6 * £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while engaged and acting as a Tram or bus Conductor or Inspector falling or being struck and thrown from the tootboard by a passing vehicle (Subscribers intoxicated at the time of the accidents are not included in tne three preceding clauses.) CYCLING AND MOTOR-CYCLING ACCIDENTS SIOO in case of death of the subscriber if he or she shall be accidentally killed while riding in a public thoroughfare a bicycle, tricycle or motor-cycle, solely for pleasure but including journeys to and from the