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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 192, 15 August 1925, Page 13

PTTBLIC NOTICES. j» -yiCTORIA LEAGUE. /Mh\ " DAFFODIL DAY." agalga " daffodil day." MEMBERS AND FRIENDS ARE REMINDED THAT " DAFFODIL DAY" WILL BE HELD ON " FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. R. A. HADFIELD, 47 Secretary. •XTOTICE.—WiII any Passenger on the -1M Ferry Steamer Albatross at the time of the collision with the scow Scot, w_ho can give evidence, kindly communicate with Thomas Alfred Lynch, Master of Albatross, c/o Devonport Steam Ferry Co., wu., Ferry Buildings, Auckland? , pvRAKEI GARDEN CITY. Throne of the four beasts. And I will shew thee things which must be hereafter. 4 Rev., 1-11. The whole world believes Trinity.—l 6 Rev., 1-21. And throw down aU thy strongholds.— 5 Micah, 1-15. - Beware, the holy war to Africa., bring forth your strong reasons, behold, tney are all vanity.—4l Isaiah, 1-29. REV. OTENE PAUL. "VTEW ZEALAND DAIRY CONTROL -* BOARD. TO OWNERS AND EXPORTERS OF ALL BUTTER AND CHEESE TO BE EXPORTED FROM NEW ZEALAND. The above named Board hereby gives notice that on the 11th day of August, 1925, it, by resolution, determined to exercise limited control over the export of all Butter and Cheese which shall from, and after the date hereinafter mentioned, be exported from New Zealand to any port on the East Coast of North America, or any port in Great Britain or the Continent of Europe (between Bordeaux and Hamburg, both inclusive) to the extent and for the purpose of requiring that all Butter and Cheese so exported shall be insured under a Marine Policy held and arranged by the said Board against all risks from any cause whatsoever (including war and strike risks, shortage of fuel, and malicious damage). The said control, it was resolved, shall operate as from midnight on the 31st day of AUGUST, 1925, and shall cease at midnight on the 31st day of AUGUST, 1926, and shall not apply to Butter or Cheese not shipped on or before that date; and shall not apply to Butter or Cheese which shall be laden upon the exporting ship at or before midnight on the 31st day of AUGUST, 1925. For and on behalf of the Board, T. C. BRASH, 3 Secretary. Y ODB W ILI " I s R EAD - If you were present you would realise the need for the naming In your Will of an executor and trustee whose impartiality and judgment are unquestionable. For the fullest protection of those whom you wish to benefit, the wisest course is to name THE TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR AND AGENCY BRANCH OF THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. Assets exceed £2,500,000, affording, ample security to Testators and others entrusting, their business to the Company. Handbook and all information from any Branch Offices, or from C. F. THOMAS, Trust Manager, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, AUCKLAND. WSK CHOP FRONTS, SHOP FITTINGS, WINDOW ENCLOSURES, AIR-TIGHT SHOW CASES, In Latest Designs and Constructed of thoroughly seasoned Native Timbers, or in Oak, Maple, Walnut and Mahogany. Designs and Estimates on Application to J. C. CRAWFORD, Factory Manager, FLETCHER'S FACTORY, NELSON STREET. __, 8 NEW WEEKLY SAVINGS INVESTMENT. Free particulars are offered regarding children and others saving ONE SHILLING weekly to secure new BUNGALOWS in which they may live after twenty years. Motto: " MUTUAL SERVICE." CO-OPERATIVE TREE PLANTING SOCIETY. LTD., Acacia Buildings, O'Connell Street, Auckland. T. W. MABEN, RD Resident Secretary. Tj-VOR PAPER BAGS for Grocers, Bakers, A-- Fruiterers, Confectioners, etc., Wrapping Papers, Commercial and School Stationery, Twines, etc., TRY CHAS. L. STEVENSON, LTD., Exchange Lane (Opp. Fort Street), 'Phone 41-726. Auckland. Established 1899. Agents Alliance Fire Office. WS A W. 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