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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 200, 25 August 1933, Page 2

AUCTIONS. _ NIGHT AUCTION. pEOKGE JJ^°-mO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), AT IJ P.M. COMPLETE TTOUSEHOLD JjWRNISHINGS, Removed from Green Lpne Residence for Convenience of Sale, AAK AND RIMU IU LIVING BOOM AND U BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, and GENERAL APPOINTMENTS, rj.EORGE -yyALKER, JJ^ DAUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakle.v, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. -° BUILDING SOCIETIES. THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. RESULTS OF APPROPRIATION MEETING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933. GROUP I—Bnllot, as advertised. Winning Cluster No. 252, Shares 1005/1008. taking £S<>o GROUP s—Sain by Tender, £24 per £100. taking £SOO GROUP 6—Sale by Tender, £21 per £100. taking fBOO GROUP 9—Ballot, as advertised. Winning Clustpr No. 146, Shares 581 /">B4, taking £800 GROUP 10—Sale by Tender, £26 per £100, taking .. .' £800 GROUP 12—Sale by Tender, £23 per £100, taking f BOO GROUP 13—Sale by Tender, £25 per £100, takin? £800 GROUP 14—Salo by Tender, £26 per £100. taking '. .. £800 GROUP 17—Sale by Tender, £30 per £100, taking £800 AMOUNT ADVERTISED £7200 AMOUNT APPROPRIATED . . £7200 R. D. MATTHEWS, Secretary. A FEW SHARES STILL AVAILABLE. TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY —JOIN NOW. FULLEST INFORMATION AND FREE DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLETS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES. 108-11, VICTORIA ARCADE (FIRST FLOOR), QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. P.O. Box 645. Telephones : 41-579. 25 43-571). CHURCH PARADES. J|V REY LYNN EXN&M'r SERVICEMEN'S I,- *"* *' .1 CHURCH PARADE. j RETURNED SOLgJERS]| Ltlu " l ' ~ All Ex-servicemen in Grey Lynn are requested to attenu a Church Parade at St. Columha Church, SUNDAY, August 27. Assemble at top of Williamson Av., Surrey Crescent, 10 30 a.m. Medals optional. Roll up. All welcome.—F. A. NOBLE. Hon. Sec. 2o PUBLIC NOTICES. AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN FIRK BOARD. MALICIOUS FALSE ALARM?. Notice is hereby given that a reward will be given by the Board for information leading to the conviction of any person or persons giving a malicious false alarm of fire or of interference with any of Us alarms without lawful justification.. It is the intention of the Board, owing to the frequency of these alarms, to press, ! on conviction for such offence, for imposition of the extreme penalty of one month's imprisonment or a fine of £50.

By order of the Board, PERCY BUTLER, :x g Secretary. PURSUANT to the Provisions of the Municipal Corporation Act, 1020, notice is hereby given that the New Lynn Borough Council have CLOSED that part of Totara Avenue, extending from Todds Avenue to the Great North Road, from the 24th day of August, 1933, until the 30th day of September, 1933, for reformation 'purposes. N. R. CATHIE, 25 Town Clerk. IN THB MAGISTRATE'S COURT. HOLDEN AT GISBORNE. Between LANCELOT PAUL NEWTON, Plaintiff, And J STANLEY, M. QUIRK and A. L. GATEHOUSE, all of Auckland. Motor Dealers, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS. . Take Notice that the Plaintiff has lodged a plaint against you, claiming £125 moneys due under Promissory Note, dated May S, 1933 and a Summons has been issued calling upon you to appea.r at the Sitting Of the above Court on SEPTEMBER 19, 1933, at Gisborne. If you intend to defend the summons you must give notice to the Court not later than September 15, 19.53. 25 JOHN N. NALDER, Clerk of Court. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a Meeting of the AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, held on Monday, the 31st day of July. 1933, the following Resolution was passed, and will be submitted for Confirmation at a Meeting of the Board to the held on MONDAY, the 28th day of August, 1933, at 2.30 p.m., at the Board Room, Power Board Building, Queen Street, Auckland. RESOLUTION. In pursuance of the power conferred on it by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1926. the Auckland Electric Power Board Act, 1921-22, and all other powers and authorities in that behalf enabling it, the Auckland Electric Power Board hereby resolves by way of Special Order — To raise the sum of £224.500 for the purpose of repaying a Loan of that amount heretofore lawfully raised by the issue of Debentures maturing on the Ist day of March, 1938. Dated this 4th day of August, 1933. (Signed) N. M. SPEER, :25 Secretary. BICYCLES FOR SALE. BICYCLE, Fixed Wheel, wooden rims; first-class condition ; £4. —H. 7910, Stab. 26 "DRITISH Standard "K" Cycles, chromium, -*-* 5-year guarantee, lowest cost; improved time payment from sole agents.—Premier Cycles, Newmarket. 45-785. A CYCLES, 30/, 40/, 50/; sound and overhauled ; also Good Racers.—Dale"s, 317, Upper Queen St. A HIGHEST Grade English Cycles from £o 15/ cash, terms arranged.—William Gill, 193, Karangahape Rd., Newton. TFS T ADIES', Boys', Girls', Gents' Keconditioned Cycles; best values in Aucklaud. Goodman's Bargain Cycles, Newton. A TRADE Your Old Cycle as Deposit on a New Leader; balance 2/6 weekly.— Clarke's, Newmarket. D BICYCLES WANTED. T ADIES', Gcrit.'s, any condition ; Frames, J-i Wheels, etc.; highest prices.—■ Reservoir Cycle Shop. 525 4>pr UI3NT' S and Ladies' Cycles wanted &O urgently; cash waiting. — Clarke's Cycle Works, Ltd., Newmarket. 'Phone 40-013. D MQTOR CYCLES WANTED. CASH offered late model Machine, saddle tank and o.h.v. preferred.—W. 7554, Star. x2Jj MOTOR Cycles wanted, saddle ranks, electrics, reliable makes; cash.—Vail'"/ Garage, 220, Dominion Kd. 20-032. A