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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1922, Page 2

| LEAGTTE- FOOTBALL. • ; _Z "V-EWTfi.N RANGERS j' jW -a> FOOTBALL CLUB. 1 VffiW f Members of Fourth and Fifth ' Grade Teams must attend -! ( Si Practice To-morrow (SATDR- -' 1 fBI DAYI. April 2!lth. Mac: at c i L-STS-da' Domain Gates, 2.30 p.m. Third .i a VI Grade' play Ponsonby. Vic--1 \7_o toria Park. 3 p.m. 3 _X GEORGE STEVEN, ~ 24G Hon. Sec. ; PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. Etc. I | pORTER'S POPULAR fTshTnG TRIPS. -! Launch Clematis leaves Launch landing" -i Steps, Saturday. 1.80. returning 6.30. All - fares 2/6. Bring bait. 240 ? — ELECTORAL. 1 fTAMAKI WEST ROAD BOARD. .) ~ GENERAL ELECTION". *« " • I hereby give notice that the following > persons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the Tamakl West Road Board:— BARRETT. F. G. v CAULTON. S. C. GRAY. CHAS. M. KEYS. LEONARD J. McARTHUR. M. G. ' SEVTLL. G. ', PHILLIPS. C. PrLKINGTON. K. Tt. i ! ' PYCROFT. A. T. REYNOLD. W. 11. i" Thp number nominated exceeding the 1 I number required (5). a Poll will be taken as- - between the ahove-mentloned Candidates on - ; THURSDAY, the 4th day of May, 1922, at '- ' tbe following Tolling Places:— " J. Board Office. St. Jlelier's. 2. Chapman's Store. Kohlniarama. 3. Manukau County Council Office, i Gleeson's Buildings, High Street, Auckland. Polling Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3 JOHN W. CARR. Returning Officer. i Dated at St. Heller's this 2,7 th day of <■ April, 1922. ? RATEPAYERS' MEETING. The Ratepayers' Annnal Meeting will be I held In the Picture Hall. Pt. Heller's, on c j MONDAY, the Ist day of May. 1922. at S .p.m. Business: Adoption of Report and . | Balance-sheet. - | E. R. PILKINGTON. BOS Chairman. n . s .nsTE.\"n road Drsimci. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. Pursuant to Section 11 of the lxic.ll Elec'l tlons and Polls Act. UttrS. I hereby give '■ notice that tie following persons have been c duly Nominated as Candidates for tbe office 4 of Member r °r the Ostcnd Koad Board, viz.: \ FAULCONBRIDGE. JOSEPH HENRY. 4 FINER. THOMAS WILLIAM. HILL. WILLIAM JOHN ~ WILLIAMS. HARRY WOODWARD. ' And there being only Three |3) Vacancies to ; be filled, a Poll of Ratepayers will lie taken as between the said Candidates on TnURS--7 DAY. rlir- 4ih Jay of May. 1822. between the - hour of 9 a.m. and <i p.m.. at the ullder- '.. mentioned Polling Places: '• ■ I Office of the Returning Officer. N'os. 1, 2, and "I 3 tl-Trst Floon. Williamson's Chambers. i. Shortland Street. Auckland. I) aispdeifs Hall, Put iki. Waiheke. 3 W. WALLACE BRUCE. ~ 514 Returning Officer. .! DENTISTRT. g ' r /CONSULT Mr. Howey Walker. n No known process has given more general satisfaction than the method now followed by Mr. Howey Walker. 1. Dental Rooms n [Opposite John Court, Ltd.] ;;i ° a j — i-'-AfY. OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF I .yX PAINLESS EXTRACTION j ~ j Possesses Many and Great Advantages 0 Which are Distinctive. Z\ HERE ARE SOME, AMONG OTHERS. -, 1. NO PAIN. j2. NO NEED to come back the second - ; time-or oftener. as under other methods. 4 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken , teeth or stumps left in the gums. .; 4. PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. lean r I safely use It on a patient of SO years. ill 15. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or r; j suffering from other complaints. It will • [ not affect you. jt 0. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. , 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. '• 8. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly 1- extracted. 5 P. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are 71 I ordered. ' Also, „-, ANALGESIA. ;. Tbe Most Marvellous Discovery In Den- .; I tistry of the age. You can have your .-''teeth drilled, filled, prepared for crowning. c, ' bridge work, pivots, etc., without the 4, j slightest pain whatever. 0 i You are conscious yet unconscious to pain. - !and I have proved this most wonderful a > I machine to be an absolute success in every [■• operation. |p Therefore patients who are nervous need r » no longer fear the dentist, r Painless Dentistry at my rooms is Not a 6 I Myth, but a Fact. J-jJAEXTIST Q "VTUNROE "pMANUEL, c! FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS _ (Next G.P.0.). n Open Every Evening. ,„ Telephone 1604. Take Elevator. A 19 r l PUBLIC NOTICES. ~, - A NYONE trespassing with dog or gun ou ''• XX. the property known as- "Wharcpuke." st i\ ill be prosecuted without further notice — A! M. Fiulaysnn. 522 j r j JK'BLIC TRUST OFFICE. X ' CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. ~ ! Norice Is hereby given, pursuant to sec. ,g tion 50 of the Public Trust Office Act I!if,S '— 1 that all creditors anil others having claims s. 1 against the estate of ROBERT THOMPSON. - ; late of Whangarei. geutleinau (whose estate p j is under administration by the Public Trus- , r ! tee), are hereby required to lodge In duplljq onto such claims, supported by full pnr- . 1 tieulars and certified as due and owing n. by the snid estate at the date of the death t. of deceased, with'-the Public Trustee's local - Office at Whangarei. ou or before the 20;h - d ! day of. May. 1022. Any claim not lodged by the date named -~ is liable to exclusion. - j A. MARSHALL. h- Local Deputy Public Trustee £S Whangarei. April 20. 1022. r,4l 21 ■ M IBS K. G REIC " a_4 DRESSMAKER. r! I -THE VYNE." SYMONDS STREET. '" j Charges Moderate. 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