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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 898, 15 February 1930, Page 4

FOE, SALE B'/ TENDER AUCKLAND ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD. FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL. Tenders are invited for the sale of a ;mall 3-rooroed dwelling- now erected on the Board’s Property, No. 28 The Drive, Epsom. The successful tenderer will be required to complete the removal of the building on or before Friday, February I 28, 1930. The key of the building- may be obtained from the offices of the Board, Power Board Buildings, Queen Street. Tenders, addressed to the chairman and suitably endorsed, must reach the offices of the board not later than Noon ~ WEDNESDAY NEXT, February 19, 1930. I AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Superintendent’s Office, Quay St., January 30, 1930. SALE OF CITY AND SUBURBAN LEASES. Tenders are invited by the above Board for the Purchase of the Leases of the undermentioned Sections:— RECLAMATION EAST OF POWER STATION (Quay Street East). Block XXll.—Sections 1 to 12, 16 to 20. Block XXlll.—Sections 1 and 2, 3 3 to 20. FREEMAN’S BAY RECLAMATION. Block IX.—Sections 2, 11 to 14, 19 and HOBSON RECLAMATION. Block XlX.—Sections 4 and 5. BEAUMONT STREET AND HARGREAVES STREET. Sections 23 and 24 (to be sold as one block). WAIKOWHAI ESTATE, MT. ROSK ILL. DESIRABLE SEASIDE SECTIONS. 10 Allotments, being Subdivision of Lots 27/28 of Allotment. 23, Section 13, Suburbs of Auckland. NOTE.—These Sections vary in size from 1J to 22 acres each, and command fine views from Mangere Bridge to the Manukau Heads. CONDITIONS OF LEASE. The following are the material provisions of the Lease:—Term: Lessee to have the alternative of a 50 years’ lease, with increase of rent by 50 per cent., at the end of the first 25 years, or of a lease for 21 years, renewable for three terms of 21 years (making S 4 years in all). Lessee to have the option of the rent being fixed by valuation at the end of each 21-year period, or of the new lease being put up to public auction. (See provisions of Section 5 of the Public Bodies’ Leases Act, 1908, and first and second schedules thereto.) Lessee not to assign or sub-let without consent of the Board. Lessee to repair. Lessee not to erect buildings unless plan approved by the Board. Lessee to insure, and, in event of fire, insurance money to be expended in rebuilding. Tenders must be addressed to the Chairman, Auckland Harbour Board; must be endorsed on the envelope “Tender for Lease’’; and must be in the hands of the Secretary by noon on TUESDAY, March 4, 1930. Conditions of tender and draft lease may be seen at the Board’s Offices, QuayStreet, during office houi's. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By Order. H. B. BURNETT, Superintendent and Secretary. POWER BOARD NOTICES HHE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC-POWER L BOARD. SHUT-DOWN Notice is hereby given that the supply will be shut down for the purpose of carrying out important alterations on SUNDAY NEXT, February 16, 1930, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. in the area supplied by the MEWBURN AVENUE TRANSFORMER, DOMINION ROAD. R. H. BARTLEY, General Manager. HP HE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC-POWER X BOARD. SHUT-DOWN Notice is hereby given that the supply will be shut down for the purpose of carrying out important alterations on SUNDAY NEXT, February 16, in portions of the Mount Ederi and Dominion Road Districts, for two short periods of, approximately, half an hour each, at the following times:— 1 P.M. AND 4.30 P.M. R. H. BARTLEY, General Manager. RELIGIOUS SERVICES lyr ETHODIST CI-lURCH, PITT ST.— TOP PITT ST. HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES. 11 a.m.— REV. W. WALKER. Solo, “Thanks Be to God,” Miss Mills (of Haw era). 7 p.m.—REV. W. WALKER, “The Crown of God’s Blessing.” Solo, “Open the Gates of the Temple,” Miss Mills. Anthems: “Lord, Thou Art Good,” “I Will Magnify Thee.” Inspiring Music and Beautiful Decorations. Liberal Thanksgiving Offerings are solicited. All seats are free. STREET 11 a.m.—SISTER BESSIE. FRANCE STREET. 7 p.m.—MR. R. H. TODD. Avondale methodist churi _—H a.m., Mr. W. Thom; 7 p.m., I C. B. Jordan, M.A., B.D. W'atervie 11 a.m., Mr. A. C. Marshall; 7 p.m., I W. M. Trigg. Harvest Festival at t Churches. The progressive church SPIRITUALISTS, ALMA STREET, NEWMARKET. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Address by MRS. PHIL POTTS, Spiritual Messages: MR. BASSET! After Circle. THURSDAY, 8 p.m.—Open Healin Circle. THE SPIRITUAL SCIENTI CHURCH, 43 Mackelvie St., Lynn (corner Rose Road). SUNDAT-3 p.m., Open Circle. Sespeakers. Messages. 7 p.m., Adi trrtw „ FI I TON ' “ T ™ LAMP IRUIH. Messages, Flowers, S Pono. OPEN MEETINGS, 8 p.m. Wednesday—Psychic Pictures. Thur —Mr. Sproule tells your gifts. E Saturday—3 p.m., Healing, children adults, and Trance Address. 8 Healing and Absent Treatment; r successes. Friday—B p.m., Impoi Commitee Meeting. Spiritualism Demonstrates Its Fac HAT IS THE SOUL? W A Careful Examination of question will be unfolded at the Christ. West Street (off Kai Road), TOMORROW EVEN Pastor William Campbell. Th< commences at 7 p.m. You are h ear til v invited to e and prodtable meeting.