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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 62, 14 March 1930, Page 5

POWER BOARD NOTICES. rnilE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER -L BOARD. SHUT-DOWN. Notice is hereby pive.n that the Supply will bo Shut-down between tile hours of 1.30 p.m. ami 4 p.m. on Sunday. 16th inst.. in Mount Albert and part of Avondale West. R. 11. BARTLEY. General Manager.

CHURCH NOTICES, T>ACK-TO-THE-BIBLE CAMPAIGN. HEAR T)R- "pRENCH "p QLIVER, ~QR. -pRENCH J? QLIVER, SCOTS HALL. Symonds Street, gUNDAY, M ARCH 7 P.M. And Continued for Two Weeks. All invited to co-operate in this great soul-winning effort. "Don't Judge Dr. Oliver, Hear Him." MEETINGS. A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT J±. SOCIETY (Established 184,'J). EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the Eightyfirst Annual Meeting of the members of the Society will be held in the Society's Head Uffice Building, S7, Pitt Street, Sydney, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of FRIDAY, April 11, 1930, for the purpose of: — (1) Receiving the Report of the Directors on the business of the Society for the year ended December 31, 1929. (2) Electing an Auditor in lieu of T. F. H. Mackenzie. Esq., F.C.P.A., who retires in terms of By-law 29. bur is eligible for re-election, and has y.'. /eii the requisite notice that he is a candidate for the vacancy. (3) Declaring the amount of divisible surplus for the year ended December 31, 1929. In terms of By-law 15 the Directors who retire at noon on the-date of the Annual Meeting .arc Alexander Jobson, Esq. and Cecil H. Hoskins. Esq., both of whom are eligible for re-election. They are the only candidates for the vacant seats. T. F. H. Mackenzie. Esq., F.C.P.A.. is the only duly qualified member who has given the* requisite notice that he is a candidate for the office of Auditor. By order of the Board. F. T. BRIDGES. Acting General Manager. Head Office. S7. Pitt St., Sydney, March 12. 1030. 34 LAWN TENNIS. ATACANCIES in private tennis club; play V till end April; 10/.—Write <S. 7220. ■Star. JJ AUCTIONS. rULE BY MO R T G A G E E. Jo "PRIDAY, THE 9ND DAY OF AJAY, 1930, AT "11 O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON. UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SECOND MORTGAGEE AND UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, in the North?™ Judicial District and by virtue of the power of sale contained and implied in Memorandum of Mortgage registered in the Land Transfer Office at Auckland under No. 193015.

rn -jITAXDBXO TACKSON, Will Sell at their Auction Room. No. 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, as above. A LL THAT PARCEL OP LAND contninin? 1 acre 1 rood and 3G.C perchn=. more or less, being Lot 3, on a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland, under No. SOl4, which sn ill Parcel of Land is portion of a block situated in the Otahuhu Survey District known as Land Claim 209 a, of William Thomas Fairburn, and comprises the whole of the land in Certificate of Ttt.'e Volume 209, Folio 131, of the Register Book at Auckland, subject, however, to fencing , covenant contained "in Transfer No. 73861, and to Memorandum of Mortgage No. 135537, to 'State Advances Superintendent. This security which contains an acre and 'a half more or less of perfectly level ground, as situated in Grey's Avenue, ilanpere, and is under cultivation and beautifully laid, out as a nursery. The section is surrounded by live hedges as well as by fences, and is thus rendered doubly safe from invasion by cattle. Two glass houses are erected on the property and these contain between them 100 four-year-old grape vines. In cultivation on the property are over 300 shrubs, fruit trees and flower gardens, while £S5 worth of bulbs were planted last year. The nursery is very well watered, both from tanks erected thereon and by water from the Otahuhu supply. A 5-roomed dwellingbouse, complete with electric light, gas and all modern couvs.. has been built on the property and there are also the usual outbuildings and store house. The whole security is in first-class order. The application to sell containing the estimated value of the property may be seen at the Office i>f the Registrar at any convenient time ; . I a copy may be seen at the auction murt on the day of sale without payment of fee. For particulars and conditfons of sale apply to Messrs. Jackson. Russell, Tunks and West, Solicitors, 28, Shortland Street. Auckland, or to the Auctioneers. :1 DENTISTRY. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Possesses Many Great Advantages. Which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. •J. NO NEED to come back for the second time or oftener as under other methods. 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No brokeD teeth or stumps in the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES I cau safely use it on a patien! of 80 years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints, it will not affect you. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth arf ordered. Bridge Work, Pivots, etc., without the Slightest Pain whatever. Als» ANALGESIA, The Most Marvellous Discovery in Dentis try of the Age. You can have your teeth Drilled, Filled, Prepared for Crowning. You are conscious, yet unconscious to pain, and I have proved this most Wonderful Machine to be an absolute success in every operation. Therefore, pat'ents who are nervous need no longer fear the Dentist. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT. OPEN EVERY EVENING. -pvENTIST p IyjUNKO pMANUEL. FIRST FLOOR, ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS. • (Nest G.P.0.). Telephone 41-CO4. Take Elevator. A HOWEY Dentist, looks after his work long after fee is paid.— 20. Queen St. D HOWEY WALKER, Dentist, for good .•ork, fair fees. Gentleness and Extreme Care. —200. Queen St. D J P. JOHNSON, Dentist, 531, Dominion ' Rd. Terinius (above Muir's, Chemist). Extractions a Speciality. Phone 13-634. Y