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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 72, 25 March 1919, Page 2

TO LET. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE to Let, , furnished; every convenience; motor I garage, garden, orchard, 3 acres grazing; J ! near Greenwood's Corner. Rent, £3 B« R. J. ENTRICAN, Fort Street. TTOUSE, 8 rooms, furnished7"3-acr e land, - 1 - , - to Sell or Windmill Rjr., Mt. Eden.—Write Box 132(5, Auckland. 112 , /"YNEHUNGA, Arthur St. Went, near Gas~- , j works.— o-rooined House, every cony ;J. Boyd. 32, Richmond Ay., Grey Lynn. 124 T>UTI.*ANT> RD. CNo. 19|, Devonport.— : J-~ Cottage, very coraforta-ble, gas, etc.; 03/ week, payable monthly in advance. I'M i UTERioTI Study for Teacher to Let, city, every couv.; Queen St.; urgent. — Phone 1!)74. f>7o FOR LEASE. rnAKAPUNA.—To Lease, Cottage, 12 J- months, every modern cony.; close tram and beach. —Write M.. Takapunit P.<>MOTOR CYCLES TOR SALE. EOYAL Knfleld and Sidecar, good order, 1 tyres new; will exchange light solo; Douglas preferred.—S:i. New North Rd. 070 CtfiiJE Chair, Wicker, splendid order, for C 'Sale for £7 10/.— Walker and Cn., Quay St. ip;j O-SEATKR I'nr, Urstclas.s order, newly ** painted, upholstered: sacrifice; motor cycle part Garage, Quay St. ' 155 91/ H.P. TRHJMPH Motor Cycle, in *-* ' - Rood order; new tyres. lump, horn, and pump; price, £24 cash.—Apply at LeRoy's, 42, Queen St. 24 MOTOR CARS FOR SALE. Car, 5-seator, sound condition; U 5 wires, quick detachable wheels. ! liosch magneto; a bargain. —S3, New North ' I'd. 575 ELECTORAL. p R 0 T E S T A N T S, Tixno L. GET ON THE -yrUNICII'AL "DOLL BE-FORE * A PRIL -IST. noo PUBLIC NOTICES. A ICKLAND FIRE HOARD. FALSE ALARMS IN REMfERA AND EPSOM DISTRICTS. A Reward of £10 will be pnld to anyone Riving Information to the Hoard which will lend to the conviction of any person or persons giving false alarms of Ore to the Brigade in the above districts. PERCY BUTLER, Secretary. OF pARTNKUSLri'P. MR. LEONARD ('OAKLEY (Luto of Walker ; ind Coakleyl Iloving dissolved partnership with M.IC ■GEORGE WALKER, I have n.m con,: inencMl business as v General Auctiomer and Complete House Furnlwher. a t the old premises, Hall of Commerce, Hi-li Street Tv> those people contemplating selling their Household Furniture you could not do better than consult mc. As was "enetaDv known. for the last three yojfs fpSreJiufijconducted the majority of the Auction Sales both in the Mart ;ind outside of the late firm, and the success merited in the past will nu doubt toe accorded mc in the future "Coaklpy Will Sell It " LEONARD ("OAKLEY. General Auctioneer, Valuer and House Furnisher, Hall of Commerce, High St l'hone 22.-;. S. ' U j;{ GRAND OPERA Gramopnone RecordT make Exo-Uent Gifts. See Our Selec ' tlon.-E .ane V. Piano Agency Ltd. s Coldlcutt. Mflnager. ■ a * LU *-J r . lQ « »j pU B L 1 C NOTICE.' "in?, 1 .? f ,, "" °f "The Educ.i- ' tion Act, 1914," the Education Board of thr» ' District of Auckland direcU It to be publicly notilled thnt the Konrd has. in pursuance of ■ a Resolution passed on the 2-2 nd day of : October, 101S, flied the boundaries of the ' IRUNA RUNA SCHOOL DISTRICT us the same are set forth In the Schedule hereto, ns and for the boundaries of the said district. E. C. PURDIE, Secretary. RUNA RUNA sSCIIOOT/ DISTRICT, BOUNDARIES. Beginning at the north-western anelp of ' •Section 27, Block 111., Whangape s D ' thence by the northern boundaries of Sections -Si nnd 2;i, and the road forming the eastern boundary of Sections »3 34 B and 10, of Block 111., and Sections 13 And ' ■J., of Block V., and the southern boundaries of Sections 14 and 12, to tbo south-eastern anple of Section s', '' thence by the uoiithern boundaries of Sections 5, 4, 3. 2, and 1, to the Opaugo Trigthence by part of the north-western boundary of the Forest Reserve and by the northern boundary of Rotokakahl. A No 3(-2K Block, part of the eastern boundury of the A No. 3818 Block, the northern ' boundary of that Block, and the southern boundary of the A3AI Block to the Awaroa • River, and in 11 northerly direction by thnt river to its Intersection with the northern boundary of Section 10, Block VIII., Whangape S.D., and generally by the ' northern and part of the eastern boundaries of that Block to the south-eastern angle of ' Section 23, Block VIII., and by the southern I boundary of the Te Awarou Nos. IA2B and ' IA2A Blocks, and by a continuation In a ' right line of the south-western boundary of ' the last-named Block to the coniinencins 1 point. 1 BROADWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT. AMENDED BOUNDARIES. ' In pursuance of a Resolution passed on i the 22nd October, 1918, the Education . Board of the District of Auckland directs It , to be 'publicly notified that the boundaries hitherto existing as the limits of the , BROADWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT have I been extended by the addition thereto of Sections 32, 33, 34, Pnrt Section 8, and Sections 16, 18, 14, IS, 19, 20, 21, 22, 28, 20, 30, and 31, Block 111., Whangape S.D. 518 , E. C. PURDIE, Secretary. t» r I S S PDIIU TENS (For many years associated with the Vlavi Business), HAS RESUMED HER WEEKLY TALKS TO LADIES, And desires to offer a cordial invitation to anyone Interested in desiring to lead more ibeautlful aud helpful lives. These Talks are formulated by a sincere ■ desire to assist suffertug humanity. 1 I THH NEXT TALK WILL BTJ HELD ' TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 3 p.m., '■ Third Floor, Ellison Chambers, ' Queen Street, Auckland. T4 j MISCELLANEOUS. -VTEW ZEALAND . D 1 I 11 1 i> ASSOCIATION'S BUTTER VAS Delivers Butter in City and Suburbs Daily . SANFORD, opp. G.P.O.—Two . Dining Rooms. Business as Usual . during Alterations. v ETURNED SOLDIERS.—Men's Read/- 1 to-Wear Suits In great variety, at 88/, -1 84/.— Tutt's. Symonds St. D 1 "T'BSOt UTELY "CuolcCst Creamery Buttei " A for the table all the year round.— ' New Zealand Dairy Association. THIS Concerns You.—Our Hat Renovation Department makes Old Hats like New. I.sdlea' or Gent's.—Tntfa, Queen St. D 1 EASTERN liooa. Large Selection. PRICES RIGHT. l ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. k , ELLIOTT. STREET. »