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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1008, 26 June 1930, Page 3

KTJGBY TOOTBALL ED E X EDEN i : PARK PARK PARK ED E X SATURDAY SATURDAY GRAMMAR v. TRAIX. COLL. GRAMMAR v. TRAIX. COLL. KICK OFF I.SO P.M. TECHXICAL 0.8. v. VARSITY TECHXICAL 0.8. t. VARSITY TECHXICAL 0.8. v. VARSITY KICK OFF 3 P.M. Admission Is; Stand Is extra. School children tree to ground. SHOW GROUNDS POXSONBY v. GRAFTON PONSOXBY v. GRAFTON KICK-OFF 3 P.M. ADMISSION: Is; STAND FREE SALES BY AUCTION Y ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ’ ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY ESTATE OF KAM KUN CHUNG, OTHERWISE GEORGE YOUNG. SHOP AND DWELLING. AT ONEHUNGA . r P "\f C'TNDOE & OON, ±» a-TJ-C-1-NDOE CON, Will Sell by Public Auction at their tion Room, SOG Dilworth Buildinj Aucg, on Friday, tuly RID AY, ULY 18, 1930, 1930, AT 11 A.M. All that piece or parcel of LAND, being Lot Number 3. of the Sub-division into Lots of Allotment Number 42. of Section Number 17, of the Village of Onehunga, Parish of Waitemata and County of Eden. The property is situated in Queen Street, Onehunga, opposite Mangere Bridge Road, and consists of a large Wooden Building, comprising Two-Storey Double-front Shop, a Single Shop, and Dwelling of 6. rooms. The land is freehold, having a frontage of 71 al’t and a depth of 139 ft Sin on one side, and a depth of 145 ft lOin on the other side, and 41ft wide at the back. j For terms and conditions of sale apply > to the Official Assignee or the Auctioni eers. PUBLIC NOTICES M A T E U R A T II LETICS. BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES. S AVID AN-ELLIOT FUND. Will Holders of Subscription Lists and those enthusiasts desirous of making donations to the above fund kindlv forward same on or before SATURDAY to GEORGE R. METCALFE, Hon. Sec. Public Trust Office. N O T I E. To Consumers of Power supplied by the Public Works Department.—-Owing to the necessity for making some alterations to the Screens at the Horahora Power Station, the supply of power will be reduced between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m, on SUNDAY next, June 29, and may be cut off altogether. DISTRICT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. CLASSIFICATION OF THE AUCK-LAND-MAUNGATUROTO MAIN HIGHWAY UNDER THE MOTOR LORRY REGULATIONS, 1927. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Main Highways Board held on June 18, 1930, the sections of the Auekland-Maungaturolo Main Highway specified hereunder were declared in accordance with the Motor Lorry Regulations, 1927, to belong to the class specified opposite the name of each respective section;— A v a ilable for the use thereon of any motor lorry which with the maximum load it is licensed to • carry weighs not Name of Section Class, more than Massey Road-Orewa .. . 4th 4 ton Orewa-Warkworth . . sth 2& ton Warkworth-Kaipara Flats Junction . sth 2s ton Kaipara Flats Junction through the Dome Valley to. Wayby .. sth 2 h ton Wayby-Topuni 4th 4 ton Topuni-Maungaturoto .. sth 21 ton In accordance with the said Motor Lorry Regulations any person objecting to the above classification should lodge notice of his objections in writing and the ground thereof with me, not later than July 3, 1930. F. W. FURKERT, Chairman, Main Highways Board. Wellington, June 24, 1930. rjIRAVELLERS’ J^RIYE. OASH AND FOR THE POOR AND NEEDY. The Day Approaches. gATURDAY, pgTH I^EXT. MORE MEN HELPERS ARE URGENTLY REQUIRED. Please Communicate Association Office Drive Phone: 44-293. | BE PREPARED. Collectors wRI call between S a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 28. (1) PACK YOUR DONATIONS OF CLOTHING IN PARCELS. (2) TIE PAIRS OF FOOTWEAR TOGETHER. (3) DON'T GIVE GARMENTS WHICH ARE USELESS. (4) HAVE YOUR PARCELS AND CASH READY BY 8 A.M. BEWARE OF UNAUTHORISED COLLECTORS. MARINE ENGINES MARINE Engines, Sleeve-valve ~ Kelvins,* silent, reliable; prices right.— W nlsb. ■•m Far, shave ami Hobson Sts LAWN TENNIS 4 BRUCE. Lawn Tennis and BadminA.. ton Racquet : St.— Patronised by Tilden. World’s Ciiami oion.