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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 6

THE "NEW ZEALAND FARMER THE LEADING AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL. I CONTRIBUTIONS OF SPECIAL. INTEREST in the JUNE NUMBER Include: THE FARMERS' NOTEBOOK. THE GREATEST DAIRY COW IN THE WORLD (Illustrated!. FARMS OF THE PUMICE COUNTRY. ] THE SCIENTIST HELPS THE PRO- | DUCEIi (Illustrated). I AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS. SOUTHLAND: A BOUNTIFUL PROVINCE I (Illustrated!. ! THE TRACTOR PROBLEM. i THE JERSEY IN TAKANAKI (Illustrated). I WORK AMONG THE FLOCKS AND I HERDS. j OUR FROZEN MEAT TRADE. i THE DAIRY FARMER'S NOTEBOOK. I FLOCKS AND HERDS IN SOUTHLAND j (Illustrated). j Every Progressive Farmer and Agrlcul- | turn) Expert reads the "NEW ZEALAND ; FARMER," which is interesting nnd instructive from cover to cover. THE "NEW ZEALAND FARMER" is Published on the First Day of Kach Month. The Subscription is 15/ per annum, posted to any address. Obtainable from all Booksellers and Stationers, and from tbe BRETT PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD., AUCKLAND. " PREMIER " ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER. FIRST AMONG CLEANERS. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CO., LTD., WELLESLEY STREET WEST, AUCKLAND. •PHONES 800, 2440, 2510. Also at HAMILTON AND WHANGAREI. D "THISTLE" RARE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY GUARANTEED TEN TEARS OLD. 11/6 PER BOTTLE. Imported and Bottled in New Zealand by G. V. JONES, THISTLE HOTEL, AUCKLAND. B pUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All Creditors and others having Claims against the undermentioned Estates are hereby required to lodge the same in duplicate with the undersigned, supported' by full particulars and certified as - due and owing by the said Estate at the date of tbe death of the deceased, on or before tbe 18th day of June, 1824. Auy Claim not lodged by the date named | is liable to exclusion, and the Estate conI cerned may be distributed disregarding the ' same. SCHEDULE. 1. ALDERTON, CHRISTINA, late of Auckland, Married Woman, died 3/12/23. 2. DALE, CATHERINE, late of .Auckland, Married Woman, died 25/11/18. 3. —cANNALLEY, JOHN, late of Manurewa, Railway Employee, died 16/4/24. R. F. WARD, . District Public Trustee. Auckland, 10th May, 1924. 91 QALE OF SURPLUS MILITARY 43 STOKES. DEFENCE DEPARTMENT, BUCKLE STREET, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE: Riding Breeches, Khaki and Blue Trousers, Men's Suits, Uniform Jackets. Uniform Trousers, Overcoats, British Warm Coats, Denim Suits, Denim Shorts. Hospital Blues, Woollen Underclothing, Brown Silesia, Hessian, Holdalls, Housewives, Razors. Strops, Men's Boots, Boys' Boots, Shoes, Corset Laces, Sleeping Bags, Straps; Ground Sheets, Horse or Cow Covers, Dandy Brushes, Bridles, Halters, ; ■Bass Brooms. Bicycle Covers and Tubes, j Leather Waist Belts, Miscellaneous. All at low prices. Postage paid. For full particulars and prices, See Catalogue No. U, and Order Form No. 9, at all Post Offices, to which amount of order may be paid. All orders promptly filled. Catalogue Order Forms will be posted on I application to the Military Stores Disposal Depot, P.O. Box 821, Wellington. 5 TH E M° ST JMPOR TA N T ■QOCUMENT TN A TITAN'S T IFE. EVERY MAN. in the course of business or professional life, has to do with document's of various kinds, most of which represent money or property. There is ONE document, however, that Is of supreme importance, called by a prominent Jurist '"the most important In a man's life." That document is a WILL, anil tbe most important part of a "Will is the clause which appoints the Executor to carry out its provisions. Have Your Will drawn in good time, and name NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY As Your Executor, so iis to make sure of responsible and important management of your estate. CONSULT TRUSTEE BRANCH NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD., QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS. Invested Funds Exceed £2,000,000. C. F. THOMAS, Trust Manager. wsn miTIRANGI SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL *- CHURCH. OPENING BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. gUNDAY. M AY lg< AT 2.30 P.M. RETURNED SOLDIERS INVITED TO ATTEND. Buses Running from City. Reduced Fares; 5/ Return. Motorists are requested to travel via Park Roar. r»rurnins via School Road and Tltirangi Road. COROMANDEL ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. OPEN SEASON, 1924. The Shooting Season. 1924, in tbe above Society's District, will open for two months commencing on 2nd June to the :;ist July, for Imported and Native Game (excepting Pigeons). ' Licenses will be procurable at tbe several Post Offices in the District previous to that date. j F. A. MARSHALL, i *V. / Bon. Sec