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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 999, 16 June 1930, Page 3

WRESTLING £ E A L A N ■yyRESTEING ASSOCIATION (Inc.) TOWN HALL TOWN HALL TONIGHT, AT S P.M. AT 8 P.M. j THE MATCH OF THE SEASON ;GEORGE WALKER j (BRITISH EMPIRE CHAMPION) VALEX LUNDYN (FINLAND) 10-MINUTE ROUNDS g ID 1 Preceded by First-clae; Preliminarii POPULAR PRICES: Stage. 10s; D j c ircle and Front Stalls. ss. Reserves. 6d. We pay tax. COOK EARLY EACH LADY (ESCORTED) FREE TO FRONT STALLS

ONLY. PUBLIC NOTICES EORGE CAIN Welding Works have ~a opened branch works, centrally situated, at 7 Cook St. O LD AGE AND BLIND PENSIONS. MR. TV. E. PARRY, M.P., T\ ill Address Pensioners on above at the TRADES HALL, HOBSON STREET, All Old Age and Blind Pensioners invited. TIALUATIOX ROLL FOR AIT. ROSKILL ROAD DISTR7JT. Notice is hereby given that I have prepared and supplied this dav to the Alt. Roskill Road Board a Valuation Roll e ?f; te ?> ble , br°P erty in tll e Road District Mt- Rosk'll, f or the purposes of Section ™r ßatms Act 3925. The existi5 I £-/ val H <ttl o ns are unaltered and are embodied .ill the roll supplied. The Valuation Roll will be on public inspection at the Office of the Mt RosRoshuii :>a n tf ?nk. Albert Road, Mt. Koskill. until the 30th June, 1030. Any besni.e^?^anf U s& d kn^ b^ C n\ i^%om^ ?*S er 9^ a J' s \ Valuation Office. Aucklater thnrf thl «£?, r ? him not later than the oOth June, 1930. ... A^ d th ? time within which any Owner ji Occupier whose name appears on the R-oH has the right to object to any valu? ls accordingly fixed as being the peyod expiring on the said 30th June, 1930. \ aluation Department, Wellington. June 10, 1930. THOS. BROOK, Valuer-General.

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