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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 201, 25 August 1937, Page 5

MEETINGS. I; p U B L I c MEETING, i I; MR. W. P. EN DEAN, M.P.. I Will Deliver a PRESESSIONAL ADDRESS J TO THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL. ? AT ST. MARK'S lIALL. REMUERA ED., f TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, at S p.m. :25 i — • rpilE UNITED LISTENERS' CLUB , (Incorporated). t Members are notified flint the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Club will lie - held on TUESDAY. August 31, 1937. at y 8 p.m.. in the I nity lln 11 (just above the Town Hall). Queen Street. Auckland, i 1:1 SI -\'ESS: Presentation of Annual Report and StatempTit of Accounts; Elecr !!."'! Officers and Members of Committee; • I'lxing of Annual Subscription; General. R. W. MANDER. _ _ „ Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 1641. x 25 • IN BANKRUPTCY. J N BANKRUPTCY. Notice is hereby given that Dividends ' ,"" w paynlile in (lie undermentioned rotates on all proved claims:— - BECKETT. I'ETEIt ALFRED. Auckland. Motor Mechanic.—First and final Divi- \ (lend, 2/7 ill fixe £. ; d ANKS KKKnKKIC'K WILLIAM. and LESLIE GORDON, trading as HANKS V, Auckland. Holler Shutter -Manufacturers.—Second Dividend 2/ ( in the £, making in all 4/6 in the £. MITCHELL MURIEL ANN. Auckland. Hosiery Importer.- First and final Dividend, 3Jd in the £. [ OSBORNE, WILLIAM BERNARD, Waihi Minor.—Fourth Dividend. 2/11 in tlie i *■' making in all 15/ in the £. POINTON; EDWARD HENRY. Newmarket. (.I. finer —I bird and final Dividend, the f" making in all 6/5£ in STA Widow 1 "' r- E /' l7^ ni - TI1 ' Auckland, in the T " IiUUI r)ivld< n<l ' 20/ A. W. WATTEHS. August 24. 1937. ° fficiUl Assi " nee ' Law Court Buildings. , High Street, Auckland, C.l. 25 THE SUI'REME iT i ,K . " F X '°\ v ZEALAND.— Notice C( ssrv KIV r"" 1 1,, "V ;K,1K,1E FREDERICK iii i Auekland. Hairdresser, was this d.i.\ adjudged Bankrupt : and I herebv nt nl mv"fff,, M, ' P, l ns of J'reditors to be liohlrh at nij ofhee. Law Court Building. Ili«h street. Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 3rd dat Of September. 1!(37. at 10.30 o'clock am — I.'IV- "/ Aockland this 24th day of August ' ■ A. W. WATTERS, Official Assignee. ——\2 ; > deceased estates. TN THE SUPREME COI'RT OF \FVV i- ZEALAND—NORTHERN DISTRICT AUCKLAND REGISTRY. No; M ISS/37. "111K MATTER of The Trustee Act, MKIS; anil LN THE ESTATE of ALFRED UNDERWOOD, of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland in New Zealand, Gentleman, deceased. Pursuant to an Order made 1 v a •Tud-'e of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland, on Monday, the 23 rd dav of August, 1!137, notice is hereby given that .'ill Creditors and other persons having Claims against tlie Estate of the abovenamed ALFRED UNDERWOOD, deceased, who died on or about the 3(l|h day of October, 1030, and Probate of whose Will was granted on the 27tli day of November, I!>3ti, are hereby required to send in their Claims together with written particulars thereof to his Executor. THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED, in Short la ml Street, in the City of Auckland, on or before the 24-th day of September. 1037. Notice is hereby further given bv the Executor that after the 24th dav of September. 1!I37. it is proposed to' distribute the assets of Hie deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard to the Claims of which the Executor lias 1 then notice: anil in such event pursuant to Section 74 of The Trustee Act. lOuS. the Executor having given the notices directed by the aforesaid Order will not be liable for the assets so distribited to any! person of whose claim the Executor lias j not had notice at the time of the distribution of the said assets. Dated at Auckland this 24th day of August. 1037. HUSSEI.L. McVEAGH. MACKY AND j BARROW CLOUGII. j Solicitors for the Executor. I THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED. :31 EDUCATIONAL. Recogniseil Commercial College i^gflEducation. 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