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PUBLIC NOTICES. \ UCKL-A-ND CITY COUNCIL. LOCAL BILL. Notice is hereby given thnt it is the indent ion of the Auckland City Council to in InP fr>rth''finiing Session r>f Par■'iaiuent a Local Bill validating the expenditure i.v the Auckland City Council of cer- ♦ nin films Of money and authorising the pxiicnditure of further .mijis uf rn.jney for the nurchapo and mainiennnce of motor omni,nj:.-< out of -■! spc-oi.il loan raised for the ben-rit >>t' the Tramways Department of the *nirl Council, BLd validating certain arrangements riiMdn or prcpnsed u> We made by the suii! Council for tlie laying of pipe lines for conveying oil and like products in certain street's iv tin.- City of Auckland. A copy .if th>- proposed Bill has been deposited in the Magistrate's Court, at Auckland, and is there opeu to puhlic inspection. Dated the lith day of May, 1926. J. -MEI.LING, Z" Acting Town Clerk. /ILAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. Notice is hereby <rivrii. piirpnnnt to Section:' ':' Ilie Pulilii: Trust Office Act. I'JOt-. th.-iI :\Yi I reditors and Others having Claims npiin.-t the Ignite uf FISH. CLEMENT CIIAIiI.ES. Intf iif Mount Eden. Coach Palntrr. dlfd '■'• '< 2ii (whose Estate is undiT adniiri-tr.'ii i"ii l.iy tin- Public Trustee), are In-iihv rpfjulrert to lodg' , in duplicate such Claim.-, supported by full particulars nnd ri-rtiliid iis duo and owing by the said Estnte in the date rif the death of deceased. with tht> Pub , if Trustee's local office nt Auckland on or before the 18th day of .linn-. H»2fi. Any Cl;iim not lodged by tlie ili>te naniMd is liable xn exclusion. —R. F. WARD. Distrirt Public Trustee. Auckland. 35th May. 1026. ;jti7 T> A T E N T S. NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS. The I'roprietors of New Zealand Patent No. 45301, of -Nth Judc, 1922. for "Injprovt;nients iv Puwer-drlven Lawnmowers,"' are desirous of getting into communication with manufacturers and others likely to be interested iv the iuventlon, with a view of granting Licenses, and the like, and so satisfying the requirements of the public ac'-ordins to The Patents Act. 1021-22. Information may he obtained from ROBERT WAI.ES. M.l.Mech.E., Registered Patent Agent and Consulting Engineer, 40, Ballance Street, Wellington, N.Z. And at Christchurch, Tiaiaru, Dunedin. Oamaru. Invercnrglll, I'almerston North. Wancanui. Napier. Gisborne. and Hamilton. BAND PERFORMANCES. ZOOLOGICAL T>ARK. 00LOGICAI. -t A R K. ZOOLOGICAL T>ARK. o o i, o g i c a i. -Lark. rpo-MORROW (SUNDAY) A FTERNOON, AT 2.40 O'CLOCK, A BRILLIANT MUSICAL PROGRAMME BY THE "1/fUNICIPAL TJiAXD | HK iH-T'NICIPAL -tS'AND | THE TITUXICIPAL TJAXD | HE i-Tl-UNICIPAL -»>AXD I i I Under the Baton of BANDMASTER CHRISTOPHER SMITH. "GOD SAVE THE KING." March, "Felix Diap' , Valverde Hymn, "Holingside" Dykes Overture, "Rienzi" Wagner Intermezzo-Characteristic. "Dainty Butterfly' , '. Loesch Entr'Acte, "The Valley of Popples" Arncliffe Selection. "Ernanl" Verdi Wiiltz. "Las Golondrinas" ....Valverde Intermezzo, "Starlight" Zulueta Marcli, "Hurrah, Boys" Lacalls NATIONAL ANTHESI. J. MELUNG, 64 Acting Town Clerk.

rv-iO "DORT A UCKLAND TTJAND. JaSjra (Incorp.) SsP*l*tt* The above Band will render ""* — the following attractive Progrumme at the ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE (By kind permission Auckland Racing Club), ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, MAY 10. 1026. Commencing at 2.45 p.m. March "Number Three" (J. A. Greenwood) Waltz. "Le Fleurs De Australia" (H. Laski) Cornet, Triple Tonguo Duet, "Besses of the Barn" (D. Carrie) Soloists. Bandsmen J. Duncan and K. Jones. Hymn. -Lead Kindly Light" . . (Dykes) Descriptive Fantasia, "The Fox and Hounds" (Geo. Hawkins) . Cornet Duet. "The Larboard Watch" I (J. Williams) | Intermezzo, "Starland" (Lawrence O'Connor) March, "Caractacus" "God Save the King." The Band will also render a selected ! Programme nt the CENTRAL. WHARF (weather permitting), by kind permission Auckland Harbour Board, on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, commencing at 7.45 p.m.! Silver collection at both performances in j aid of instrument fund. | This band accepts engagements for pic- j Dies, fetes, dances, etc. Ring phone 26-958 for inquiries. Refreshments are available at the handsome new Kiosk at the Ellerslie Bflcecourse. ■ Note. —In accordance with numerous requests, the above Band will commence a eerios of first-class Sacred Concerts in the Empress Theatre every Sunday fortnight, commencing on May 30. Patrons are reauested to watch papers for further details. W. NICHOLAS, Conductor. 33 W. KELLY, Hon. Sec.

THIRST AID TO THE ! /®3gik -F INJURED. I IQQI The First Lecture will be ' {riven to LADIES at the Amlmlance Station on. FRIDAY, May 21, ut 7 p.m. The fee for the Course (7/6) . must be prepaid to WILLIAM EATTRAY. Honorary Secretary. Ambulance Station. Rutland Street. 219 IX THE BEAUTIFUL MAXGERE DOMAIN (Weather Permitting), i AT 3 P.M. ON SUNDAY (TO-MORROW) AFTERXOOX, MAY 16. THE O'NEHUNGA MUNICIPAL BRASS BAND I Will Render Appropriate Selections. I Silver Collection, in Aid of St. Mary's Homes.

BAND ■p'ETtTQ-B.Te.AHCTiS. ! rpHE WATERSIDE J- WORKERS' SILVER b - v kind permission of \Xs&i£viis?f!<3l&jr the ' New Lynn Town Boardl the Waterside Workers' Silver Band Will render a First-class Musical Prosramac in the Triangle Reserve, New Lynn TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 3 p.m. Collection for Band funds. H. CHRISTENSEN, Conductor. A. MATTHEWS, Secretary. Bandsmen meet at room at 2.15 p.m. for bus conveyance. 236 HUGBY FOOTBAIX. \ MEETING of two delegates each from Trades and Associations interested in ■he La Oration of a M ldw«k , Oo»petitlon, wll be held in the Unions Boaidrovm. Acacia Buildings. O'Connell Street, on THURSDAY evening next, 20tn init., at S u'clock. T. W. MABEN,