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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 49, 26 February 1916, Page 7

' AUCTIONS. TOBSTKIELD XTABDS. gECOND g'HEEP AND J? AM T7IAIR. "PBIDAY, JuJABCH Q AT 12 NOON. PLEASE NOTE DATE OF SALE. JjUCKLAND AND gONS, WHI hold their Second Sheep and Ram Pair In the - above Yards on FRIDAY, March 3, and -will yard upwards of 2500 s H B B p - Also, 1 Oft RAMS — ROMNEYB. LINCOLN, *£y ENGLISH AND BORDER LlilCESTERS, SHROPSHIRE, SOUTHDOWNS AND MERINOS. Entries Respectfully Solicited. TJUCKLAND AND gONS, _ — 2? PUBLIC NOTICES. jj , O T V c E. •IN THE MATTER OF THE EUBiLip WORKS ACT, 1908, AND THE COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY ACT, l»08. Whereas the Auckland City Council prowm f ° "m 6 Tbe Works Act, i«)us, for the purpose of diverting and btralghtenlng \lncent Road in the said Mt», tiie piece of land shown coloured red Si. 1 /^ n . de " oslt e<l In' lie Office of the Ma-lstrate's Court, Auckland Cltv and whereas such land ie occupied by bui'ldinge o'clock in Iht^or^n , - H to e ( ?» OU « r h o fh lo nardship to the. owners and oJcuniers of the adjolnins properties; (b) wßetSer any private injury Trill be done by the taking of such Jand? for jrfiich due comperiatlef te°»i proT d f d ? r . The p "blic. Works Act. jj?d (c) .wLeth ? r the Auckland -City Council 3ias made provision for the payment of compensation which would probbe^aien aWarded fOr the laßli P^ 0863 ' to . <2) That all persons interested, and who desire to object to the scheme and to be made Rarties .to the 7 Inquiry, are invited to attend before mc in person, of by counsel., at the before-mentioned place and time, find in the meantime to lodge their Objections (If any) with mc at the said M.iodßtrnte'g Court. (31 That 9 «lin Rliowins; the land proposed to be taken. and;the location of the ■proposed street n» diverted arid ntraiphten«d, is deposited at the aild Martstrate'R Court, and. msv Jnupceted. there af any time dnring office hours. . . Dated nt Auckland rhis 26th day of February, 1016. C. C. KETTLE, Stipendiary Magistrate, - 082 Commissioner.

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