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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 697, 24 June 1929, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES A UCKLAND HARBOUR BRIDGE ASSN. (Inc.). To Motorists.—Join the Association and support the movement for the erection of the bridge. Annual subscription. ss. —Secretary, Endean’s Bldg., Auckland. jyjOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. PROPOSED LOAN. Public Notice is herebj* given tliat the Mount Eden Borough Council proposes to apply to the Local Government Loans Board for its sanction to the borrowing of the sum of £8,750, being ten per cent, on the Roading portion of the 1926 Loan. Consideration of this proposal will be held at the Council meeting on MONDAY, the Bth July, 1929. Any person having objection to the proposed application is called on to submit the same in writing to the Mount Eden Borough Council not later than the day preceding the said meeting. S. GRAY. Town Clerk. MEETINGS Jg D E N XI" ELECTORATE. HP HE A. J, S TALLWORTHY, M.P. FOR EDEN. Will Address his Constituents In the DOMINION ROAD METHODIST HALL DOMINION ROAD METHODIST HALL TONIGHT (MONDAY), TONIGHT (MONDAY), At S o'clock. S. CHAPPELL, ESQ., J.F., Will Preside. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL j 4 CTIONS speak louder than words, | 6S families comfortably housed in 30 months. —Phillips, “Bungalow Speciali Ist.” Pt. Chevalier. Phone 27-148. THE SUN AGENCIES PENROSE—*R. J. Brennan, Great South Rd., Penrose. W. A. Bainbridge, Phone 12-566, Great South Road, Penrose. RICHMOND— Mrs. L. B. McKenzie, Confectionery and Stationery, 41 Richmond Avenue. Mrs. H. Gough, The Richmond Home Cookery, 9 Garnett Road, Grey Lynn. F. Brinsmead, Westmerc . Garnett Road, West End. •J. J. Clarke, 49 Warnock Street, Grey Lynn. j ROYAL OAK—*L. W. Butler, Chemist. 1 Campbell Road, cr. Mount Smart Road. Irs. O’Shea, Fruiterer, 723 Manukau Mrs. Gall, Stationer, 778 Manukau Rd. Mrs. Ward, Confectioner, Cr. Mt. Albert and Pah Rds. •D, Smart. Raurenza Road. POINT CHEVALIER—*C. Rose, Fruiterer, near Hall, Great North Road. Mr. T. Watt, P.O. Store, 149 Beach Rd., Point Chevalier. E. Ford, Tea Rooms, Beach Road, near Dixieland. 1 ONSONBY— Miss E. Fraser, Confectioner, 17 Ponsonby Road. P. Hubbert, Fruiterer and Confectioner, 101 Richmond Road. E. Morgan, Tobacconist and Newsagent, 97 Ponsonby Road. *C. TP. Stevenson, Stationer and Newsagent, 139 Ponsonby Road. Mrs. B. Middleton, Stationer, 181 Ponsonby Road. H. J. Smith, Fruiterer, Smith's Busy Corner, 187 Ponsonby Road. Mr. Ewing, 244 Ponsonby Road. Mr. P. E. Stone, Stationer, 286 Ponsonby Road. The Thistle Confectionery, 316 Ponsonby Road, Three Lamps. The Golden Bowl Soda Fountain, 2SI Ponsonby Road. Mr. .T. McCann, Stationer, 16 College near Three Lamps. Mrs. Greenwood, Confectioner, 122 Jervois Road, cr. Clarence Street. *W. R. Gordon, 31 Vermont Street. Phone 26-494. •*R. C. Wiles, Chemist, 117 Ponsonb; Road. **lrwin, Chemist. 202 Ponsonby Rd.

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