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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 128, 1 June 1926, Page 5

It is now known that the two men who were last Tuesday reported to be adrift in the Hauraki Gulf in an open boat landed safely at Waiheke the same night. They had been fishing near Tiritiri and had been blown oft' the land by boisterous weather. They later came to Auckland with their boat. Xte (ecstasy) the new porridge meal, cooked in 10 minutes, easily digested, will not heat the blood, 1/6 per large packet.— (Ad.) DIVIDENDS. rPHE PARKER-LAMB TIMBER x COMPANY, LIMITED. DIVIDEND NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a DIVIDEND of 5 per cent, making 10 per cent for the year ended 31st March, 1926. has this day heou declared, payable at the Company's Office. Fanshawe Street, Auckland, on and after MONDAY, 7th June, 1926. The Transfer Books will be Closed for seven days from the date hereof. By order of the Board. JOSEPH nANKIN, Secretary. Auckland. 31st May. 1926. 98 REMOVAL NOTICES. EBRIUHENS ims Uemovea nis well- ■ tnown Boot Shop from OG, Karangahnpe Road, during rebuilding, to 93, KARANfJAHAPE ROAD. The policy which be has carried out for 30 years will be continued at the new address of gKlns Smart Reliable Footwear at the LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES. MTS THE Weston Electrical Co., Electrical Engineers and Contractors, have Removed Larger Premises. 45, High St. B