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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 137, 10 June 1911, Page 7

BOAD BOARD NOTICE*. HILL DISTRICT. : NOTICE. I Residents are hereby notified that a REFUSE REMOVAL SERVICE will be instituted on THURSDAY. June 13, and will be continued FORTNIGHTLY the same day of the week thereafter until further notice. No charge will be made ou the Residents by the Contractor, but Householders must provide suitable receptacles for rubbish at their own expense. The first collection of refuse will commence on June 15 and proceed to King-street. On June 22 refuse will be collected from King-street (by-streets included) to Old Hotel". Not more than two cubic feet will be collected from each dwell-ing-house. 501 J. FRANKLIN, Clerk. T PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. J}R. gOMERVILLE Has REMOVED HIS CONSULTING ROOMB FROM HOBSO.N BUILDINGS To ALFRED-STREET, ALBERT PARK. 511 M B J. A. QF I**1 ** (Some 'time associated with the Offices of the Hon. J. A. Tole, K.C., the late Mr F. E. Baume, K.C., and Mr W. G. Kenrlck, Stipendiary Magistrate), SOLICITOR, STRAND ARCADE, QUEEN-ST., No. 9, Second Floor. Telephone 3459. SOLICITOR (Date 29, High-street), Has Removed into New Offices on First Floor, PREMIER BUILDINGS, Corner of Queen and Durham-streets (Behind Stewart Dawson's). Money to Lend on Approved Securities at Lowest Current Rates. SHLMNEHY. TfiXQUISITE TTATS, rpOQUES, AND TJONNETS now showing at the MISSES McCARE'S, Milliners, NEWTON. Some of Latest Design selling at very low prices. We specialise In Millinery only. Having bought a great variety of London and Paris Models, we are offering same at prices to suit all. THE TkJTSSES TtrC/^IABE, A/TILLINERS, OPPOSITE HANNAH'S BOOT SHOP. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. __AN. CSCOOT TDROTHER. UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS. MEN'S AND BOYS' MACS, OVERCOATS. OILCOATS, AND UMBRELLAS. THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S MAR- I KETS. BOUGHT AT AN ENORMOUS DIS COUNT, AND MARKED DOWN TO NEARLY HALF USUAL PRICES. rpHE A LF. -\TOORE /"tDOTHING (10., YITRONG QIIDE, TT ARANGAHAPE-RD. TOO mHE TjMiONT A GAIN. | TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER WHILE THEY LAST. NOW OR NEiVER FOR GIFT PRICES IN OVERCOATS. ! PRICES THAT DO THE TALKING. I 12/6—Boys' Macs, taped and bound, reduced from 20/. 9/11 —Boys' Fancy Overcoats, marked 1 down from 15/6. J 6/11—Boys' Overcoats, usual price 10/6. SAl —Boys' Tweed Overcoats, Teduced ! from 12/6. 16/11 —Men's Tweed Raluproofs, marked down from 25/. ■ 19/11 —Men's Striped Rainproofs, usual I price 32/ G. 25/ —Men's L. Green Rainproofs, Teduced 1 from 35/. - 29/6 —Men's Fawn Macs, marked down 1 from 39/6. I 29/6 —Men's Green Striped Rrainproofs, < worth 42/. i 35/ —Men's Macs, usual price 45/. ; 39/6 —Men's Hydrotlte Coats, reduced from 40/6. ' 42/6 —Men's Grey Rainproofs, worth 55/. • 45/ —Men's Fawn Macs, would be cheap at 63/. 8/11—Boys' Oilcoats, guaranteed, usual ! price 11/0. 9/11. —Men's Oilcoats, reduced from 12/6. 14/11 —Men's Oilcoats, well -worth 21/. 18/U —-Men's Oilcoats, usually sold at 25/. 2/11 —Mounted Umbrellas, reduced from 4/11. 6/11 —Silver-mounted Umbrellas, marked down from 8/11. '' 7/11 —Silver-mounted Umbrellas, worth 10/6. 1 S/H —SMven-mounted UmbreUas, usually 12/6. 12/6 —Silver-mounted Umbrellas, worth 10/6. THOUSANDS OF OTHER LINES AT EQUALLY FETCHING PRICES. mo-MORROW. AT rpHE A LF. TyrOORE /CLOTHING i-10. gIDE, t^-arangahape-rd. GIGANTIC SALE OF MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS, MACS, OILCOATS, AND UMBRELLAS. DON'T MISS IT. TOWN BOARD NOTICE. ' T>APAKURA TOWN DISTRICT. 'THE LOCAL RODIES' LOANS ACT 1908." AND ITS AMENDMENTS, and ; "THE NEW ZEALAND STATE GUARANTEED ADVANCES ACT ; 190:1." I hereby give notice, in pursuance of "The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1905," that the Poll of the Ratepayers of the Pnpa kura Town District on the proposal to raise a loan of £liV) of which notice lias already been given in rhc "N.Z. Herald" on the Tth June, 1811, will be taken on the 17th day of June, 1911, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the following place: THE PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD OFFICE. Dated the 9th day of June, 191 L A. WILLIS, Chairman of the Papakura Town Board A WILLIS, J. NAYLOR, f Returning Officer.