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SALES BY AUCTION F 1 F 1 r P I R E. £1,700 STOCKgALVAGE gALE gALVAGE gALE £J_ROCERIES. riROCKERT. 1 pATEXT T T ARPWARE. 100 GALLONS PURE OLIVE OIL, drums. 40 DOZEN BOTTLES OLIVES. 10 DOZEN AXTI-AOIDO. 100 DOZEN PRESERVING JARS. LOO FEET GARDEN HOSE s WIRE NETTING, NAILS, BOLTS, j PAINTS. 3 BALES KAPOK. WITHOUT RESERVE. SPECIAL NOTE. —A very large part of the stock, which was in the basement (where fire did not penetrate) i-. EQUAL TO NEW CONDITION. The balanco is only smoke-stained. J>IG RUCTION vgA ON THE PREMISES, TOMORROW, \\ TEDNESDAT, AT 10.30 A.M., FIRST DAY S SALE WILL INCLUDE i OLIVE OILS. GROCERIES, PATENT MEDICINES. JJICHARD THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES 71st G R o r 1’ < Ist £BOO £BOO 7U N EW H G G 1 71 APPROPRIATIONS -OPERATIVE - ERMINATING BUILDING. WELLESLEY STREET WEST. J. C. GRIERSON. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES Gr L A R I N G HEADLIGHT Members of the Auckland Automobile. Association residing in Devonport. North- T cote. Birkenhead and other North Shore districts are notified that Patrols will he f on duty at Arrowsmith’s Garage. Queen's - Parade*. Devonport, from 7 p.m. till 9 p.ni. on Wednesday 17 and Thursday IS to adjust headlights free of charge. Membership ticket must be produced. GEO. W. HUTCHISON, Secretary. j : OOLICITORS FIDELITY GUARANTEE < O FUND. The New Zealand Law Society desires ; to intimate that under authority recently • ‘ conferred upon it by Statute, has ; established a Guarantee Fund for the j < purpose of reimbursing persons who may j ' suffer pecuniary loss by reason of the j theft by a Solicitor, or his servant, or agent, of any money or other valuable ! property entrusted to him in the course \ of his practice as a solicitor. Members of the public desiring full information on the subject are invited to > apply to the undersigned. WM. G. FLETCHER. Secretary, Auckland District Law Society. ELECTORAL >APATOETOE Pursuant to Section 12 of ‘ The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of Commissioners of the Papatoetoe Town District:— BRYANT, John Cossentine BURTON, Eric Holdsworth DOCHERTY, William James FRANKLIN. John McFARLAND, .Tames MORGAN. David John NICHOLSON. William John NOLAN, Eric Henry PENNELL. George Percy SMYTHEMAN, Thomas Richard THOMPSON, Josiah George And there being only seven vacancies to be filled, a poll will be taken as between the said candidates on WEDNESDAY, the Seventeenth day of September. 1930, at the following polling places:— Public Hall, Papatoetoe. Manukau County Council Chambers, corner Shortland and Princes Streets, Auckland. Polling Hours:—9 a.m. t< Dated at Papatoetoe this sth day of , September, 1930. WILLIAM YOUNG. Returning Officer for Papatoetoe Town District. TUESDAY. September 16, 1930. BUSINESS: Report and Balance-sheet to March 31, DENTISTRY O? Fillings of All Kinds. Remodelling Set £ 1 IQ ROST, AJTD., DENTIST. Late University, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., and Wellington. THIRTY YEARS* EXPERIENCE. JELLICOE CHAMBERS (Next “Herald”). AUCKLAND. ; HAMILTON (WESLEY CHAMBERS). And at Wellington, New Plymouth. EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL Coach and Private Tutors, methods sound, results gimrnteed.—Herbert Mason, M.A., SS Grange