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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1019, 9 July 1930, Page 3

RELIGIOUS NOTICES PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL.. DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. SIR JOSEPH WARD, Bt., P.C. SOLEMN HASS OF REQUIEM. At 10 a.m. on FRIDAY NEXT, a Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem will be celebrated by the Right Rev. Dr. Liston, who will also preach. Those who attend in a representative capacity are requested to present their visiting cards to the ushers at the main door of the Cathedral.

OLY NAME SOCIETY. AN ADDRESS Will be delivered by REV. FATHER McGRATH, S.M., In ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL, On THURSDAY, JUDY 10, At 7.13 p.m. All Members City and Suburban branches asked to attend. J. B. ROWE, General Secretary. POWER BOARD NOTICEb PROPOSAL TO BORROW UNDER THE LOCAL BODIES’ LOANS ACT. 1926, AND ITS AMENDMENTS, THE SUM OF £17.000 FOR THE PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION OF THREE KINGS ROAD, preparatory to the laying of tramway tracks by the Auckland Transport Board. FORMATION OF PATHWAYS. AND LAYING WATER MAIN S-INCH DIAMETER. The Body Corporate, the inhabitants of the Mount Roskill Road District, hereby give notice, in pursuance of Section 10 of the Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1926, and its amendments, as follows: (a) The particular purpose for which the loan is required Is the permanent construction in concrete of Three Kings Road, formation of pathways, and laying- of water main S-inch diameter, and formation of entrances to private property, and the acquisition of land for road-widening purposes if and where required. (b) The sum proposed to be borrowed is £17.000, and the term of the loan is to be 20 years. For the repayment of the Joan, a sinking fund of £3 per centum per annum, calculated on the amount raised, is to be provided. (c) The proposed security is a rate of twenty-five sixty-fourths of one penny in the £ on all rateable property in the Mount Roskill Road District, based on the unimproved value as appearing in the Valuation Roll for the time being in force in the Mount Roskill Road District. (d) Tt is proposed to pay out o? the loan the cost of raising the same, but the interest and sinking fund for the first year will not be paid out of the loan. A Poll of Ratepayers of the Mount Roskill Road District will be taken on the proposal on WEDNESDAY, the sixth day of August, 1930, at the following polling-places:— METHODIST HALL, PAH ROAD. CANTELIN’S GARAGE, PAII ROAD. ROAD BOARD PREMISES, MOUNT ALBERT ROAD. MR. PEARN’S SHOP. DOMINION RD. (near King’s Road). BAPTIST HALL. RICHARDSON RD. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SWANSON STREET. CITY. Dated at Mount Roskill this first day of July, 1930. (Signed) E. F. JONES. Chairman Mt. Roskill Road Board. FLYIXQ TUITION LEARN TO FLY. —The Auckland Aero Club (inc.), offers competent instruction in Flying. Reasonable fees. A few pupils may commence immediately. —Full Information from the Secretary, Li. W. Swann, Lister Bldg.. Victoria St. E.. Auckla.nd. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS BAGLEY AND CO.. Opthalmio Opticians. Thorough Examinations.— ThircJ Floor, Vulcan Building, odd. “Her* aid.” Telephone 43-135. SAVE and prolong Usefulness of i'our Eyes.—O. E. Neilsen. Registered Opticians. 68 Pitt St TOILET PERMANENT Waving, steam and oil, no electricity: 30s.—Miss Fox, ID Wallenstein Bldgs. Phone 42-919. SUBSCRIBERS DESIROUS OF SEEING rpHB uun • HE OUN while absent from the City on holiday, are requested to notify AuE.NCIES ESTABLISHED IN ALL PROVINCIAL TOWNS. THE SUN AIiAPUNI—I. Stephenson. AKA TAP U—A J. Ouiuei. BUCK LAND’S BEACiI—C. B. Edg» r a m v ~ Wilkinson. CAMBRIDGE—Mr. b. 41. Amos. Roir Tea Room. tIE.NLiEKiSUM VALLEY.—L. Pollard HO WICK—J. Robertson. oiiara. HELBNSVILLb—Mrs L*. Nicol HUA.t'Al —J McKiniay. Hi KUKANGI—Mrs. RaisbecL H UNTJ2R VILLE— K. Towers. HOBSON VILLE—P R Osborne KEREPEEHI—L. Durman. KA RANG AH AKE—Mrs Everett KAIKOHE—W M Wilkinson. KOHIj KuH U—Low-Sargeant. KAWA KA W A—V Cole. KATIIvATI—L. Klee. KAITAIA—A. Watson. MORRINSVILLE—S. J. Coomb® MERCURY BAY—H Osborne, MATA MAT A—J D. RJvetU MAMAKU—CivaI and Co. MAMAKU—Haywood and Amson MARTON J UNCTION—Mrs. M. Foot Railway Bookstall. MATATA— H Lees. NGOXGOT AHA—Mr Chas. Robinson. NGONGOTAI-lA—Mrs. K. Davies. N G A R u A W A HIA —R. Eyre. OH A KUNE JUNCTION—Mr. ML. Mahoney. USTEND (Waiheke)—E. E. Binns, S. Onevra. OTOROHANGa— C. W. Harte. OTOROHANGA—D. Yeo. OPOTIKI—W J. Newell. OT-lURA—Mrs. M. Mclntyre. PAEROA—Mrs. M. J. Dunlop. ‘•MfKEKOHR-Miss H. E. Churches. PORTLAND—J. Gillespie. PUT ARURU—Wilton. PUTARCTRU—Mrs. F. Rolfe. ROTORUA—L. Ewert. RUSSELL—Tom Brooker. York St. RAETIHI-C. W Rait. RAETIHI—A. W. Ashwell. SWANSON—A Perris. ST HELIERS—G. Wells-Smailes. Cl Road. PALMERSTON N.—Fla veil <Railwa Bookstall).. G. Plummer. 163 Alain St. Mr Passey. Cuba St. TE ATATTJ—W Illingworth. TOIvOROA—G. Fryer. —N Carmichael, Taurans Dairy. THAMES —B D. Chapman. TL AROHA—J. D Rivett. TE AROHA—Mrs. Deverall. TE AROHA—D. Hobson. KTTTTT—.I Xicholls. TE KT'ITI—Mrs. Fox (Railwav 800 l stall). PAf tl ' u E—W. FL Farquhar (Kail wa Station) —A. M. Barnard and Co. T A IT M A R IT NUT—W. Stevenson. FA UMA RUNTT!—A. Adams (Raiiwt BookstallY WHANG A RET—S. R. S. Bowver, Wolfe St. (Station Bookstall). WE t jLT\CTOX Jeffries (Thorndc Bookstall). W V fTTKTT—n. Jamieson. WANGANUI—H. T. Jones and Son. WELLSFORD—Centre way Tea Rooms.