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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 62, 13 March 1919, Page 4

Mr. H. H. Pattle leaves Dunedin on Saturday for Auckland, to take over the management of Roulston's wholesale produce, seed fertilizer and grain business. Before going into camp Mr. Pattle was Dunedin managing partner in the firm of Bray Bros. He was a member of the Executive of the Second Division League. Mr. Pattle was entertained by members of "R" j Battery, Second' Division Training Class, who took advantage of the opportunity to make him a presentation. Albert Barman, of Whangarei. baker, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. His schedule supplied to Mr. W. S. Fisher, the Official Assignee, shows the sum of £410 6/ owing to unsecured creditors, this comprising the total liabilities. Assets are valued at £10(8 4/1, made up of stock in trade £94 19/7, book debts estimated to prod ice their full value of £13 4/0, leaving a deficiency of £30----1/11. " Cremation in conservative England has extended to 44 cities.—(Ad.) Let nothing stand in your way—be sure you get your share of the throwout bargains, Friday and Saturday. The very last two days of George Court and Sons, Ltd., sale in Karangtihape Road (Ad.) « During convalescence TJoctor's Cream o' Groats is the ideal food. Pure, appetising and nourishing. All grocers. Ad. New goods now showing in all departments. Seasonable, stylish, and at Auckland s lowest prices.—Smith and taugl.ey, Ltd., Millinery Specialists. (Ad) President Wilson has evidently been reading about New Zealand women liftnfaS* ,%i int ° higher idea,a ] V ™*™ oi Golden Rule soap, Golden Rule candle. Golden Rule school rulers, Golden Rule Z&% .^ ble , ts ,' Golde *- Rule envelopes. The Thinker's" pictorial notebooks, etc. (Ad.) Karanghape Road calls all thrifty shoppers to George Court and Sons' two final days of sale bargains. It positively ends on Saturday.—(Ad.)