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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 42, 19 February 1932, Page 5

AUCTIONS. -TwmnTcONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR UNDER AWjg SUPKEMK COURT OK NEW 7RALAND. AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST OF THE FIRST MORTGAGEE, in Exercise of the Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 153935, F EIDAY, 18™ 0^ Y ° F M ABCH ' AT M-i O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON. |J< ]y£ANDENO JACKSON, mm Sell by Public Auction at their Atirtion Rooms, No. 9, Commerce Street, n\ the City of Auckland, as above, SECTION IN ANZAC F AVENUE, AUCKLAND. This Property, which is situated on the twern side of Anzac Avenue, is bounded ft .the southern side by the Road Reserve Srtlacent to the Station Hotel. The proSi has a frontage of 70173 links to Anzac Avenue (including portion of the frontage oh.ittins on to portion of the said Road Reserve) "nd a depth of 124.(57 links. ThPSite has a very great potential value iSne one of the few remaining building ureas remaining in this important locality. The Property is all that portion of land staining by admeasurement ELEVEN \\D NINE-TENTHS PERCHES, more or i-W situated in the City of Auckland, h/ine Lot EIGHTY-FOUR on deposited Plnn Number 14125, and being portion of Vllotment ELEVEN. Section EIGHT, and nnrtion of Allotment SEVEN of Section TWELVE, Town of Auckland, and the whole of the land mentioned and comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 354, Folio 35, Auckland Register. The Mortgagee's application containing the estimate of the value of the security] may be seen at the Registrar's Office during office hours prior to the sale, and a copymay be seen at the Auction Rooms at the time of sale without payment of a fee. Particulars and conditions of sale may be seeii at the Auction Rooms aforesaid, and at the Offices of Messieurs Dawson and Stilwell, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Enuean's Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. :17 MEETINGS. AUCKLAND FEDERATED COOKS AND STEWARDS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. /-, • NOTICE TO MEMBERS. A General Meeting will be held in the Office of the Union, Sanford's Buildings, Customs Street, on TUESDAY, February 23, 1932,' at 2.30 p.m. sharp. All Members jro requested to attend. W. A. FOX, jl'9 Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES. \VON D A L E -A- DRAINAGE. CLOSING OF FOOTBRIDGE. «r2 r wsSfi'E»' Notice is given that the " "— *— Footbridge across the Whau Creek at Wolseley Road, will be closed to Pedestrians during Reconstruction Work, from MONDAY, February 22, 1032. J. S. BRIGHAM. il» Town Clerk. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. ST. DAVID'S Sunday School Picnic transferred to Church Grounds. xl 9 RAILWAY NOTICES. XTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

TAURANGA A. AND P. SHOW, FEBRUARY 24, 1932.' Special Excursion TickPts, available for return until February 23, 1932, will be issued to Tauranga or Strand from Paeroa, Taneatua end intermediate stations on February 24, -by trains due to arrive Tauranga or Strand not later than 1.10 p.m. •Usual 8.30 a.m. Taneatua-Tauranga train will leave Taneatua G. 30 a.m., Whakatane West 6.52, Edgecumbe 7.l9,Matata T. 51, Pongakawa 8.47, Te Puke 9.27, Te Maunga 9.57; Tauranga arrive 10.20 a.m. The usual 3.15. p.m. Tauranga-Taneatua train will be delayed to leave Tauranga 5.15 p.m.. Strand 5.20. Te Puke CO, Pongakawa 6.80, Matata 7.12, Taneatua arrive 5.14 p.m. A train stopping where required for passengers will leave Tauranga for Paeroa at 6.0 p.m., Katikati 7.15, Waihi 8.26, Paeroa arrive 9.15 p.m.- 19 ' TENDERS. | TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION o£ STEEL-FRAMED. OFFICE BUILDING, CHRISTCHURCH, for the STATE FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURA3CCE OFFICE. Applications for the Plans and .Specifications will be received at ' the Office of Messrs. Glimmer and Ford, Architects, N.Z. Insurance Building, Queen Street, Auckland. .. . \ - Endorsed tenders will be received at my Office until 4 p.m. MONDAY, March 28. CECIL W. WOOD, A.R.1.8.A., Architect. ' -82, Hereford Street, Christchurch. 20 FOR SALE BY TENDER. BALE BY TENDER. Alternative Tenders are invited for the purchase of either or both of :— ' I—THE MOTOR GARAGE, BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESSES AND PREMISES. Or %— THE MOTOR GARAGE BUSINESS AND PREMISES of FRANCIS BROS., WHAKATANE. Particular/ and conditions of Tender May be seen it the Office of this Paper, and at the Offices of our Solicitors, Messrs. Buddie and Otley, Whakatane. The highest or, any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be lodged at the Offices of our Solicitors not later than-Noon, the 29th FEBRUARY, 1932. :23 FRANCIS BROS.

FOR LEASE BY TENDER. HOTEL TO LEASE. Tenders are Invited for the Lease of the PONSONBY CLUB HOTEL at Ponsonby for a-term of three years at a flat weekly rent. . Form of Lease and Conditions of Tender pay be seen at the Carlton Club Hotel, Newmarket. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close on February 27, 1932. ALFRED ADAMS, 29 Owner. EDUCATIONAL. , ACCOUNTANCY TjIXAMINATIONS. TT E M I N G W A Y'S STILL IN THE LEAD. Of the Grand Total of Successful Candidates ftfiQ WERE HEMINGWAY ; UUO STUDENTS. SECRETARIAL FINAL. .'■ ~..■■„ Again every Successful Candidate was a Hemingway Student. Again Hemingway's score a full 100 per cent. FIRST IN AUSTRALASIA. -, vv; Mr. G. R. Ashbridge, P.O. Box 466, Wellington, heads the list for. Australasia, and secures the coveted: • Gold Medal awarded by the Australasian Institute of Secretaries. ENROL WITH THE SCHOOL THAT GETS THE PASSES. WRITE TO-DAY FOR FREE BOOK "ACCOUNTANCY" T-TBMINGWAY'S r<ORRESPONDENCB gCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. £; TJEGIN Studying Bookkeeping and Swift- *? cue Shorthand; simpler, surer, swifter than Pitman's.—Mason. 88. Grange Rd. E TIRAIN wit"n~Hemlngway's! Hemingway's -*V successful students outnumber all others. Day or Evening Classes; Chancery Chambers. '■ ;y -