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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 219, 16 September 1939, Page 17

SPORTING. - AUCKLAND RACING CLUB, SPRING MEETING, 1939. l-'IKST DAY : • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. ? trial hurdle rack handicap ~i Hack coiidit ions. Kile mile and l liree-iiua rl ers. • GitKAT xim:tiii;i;x guineas of £700 1 Entries closed. I One mile. SHOUTS 11ANDI1 'A 1 1 of £-ir.(i Six fur longs. t Ml I< lIEL."*ON ('I J> ~f £10.*i0. One mill • I ami a hall'. hunters- steeplechase iiandu ai i of About Iwo iniles ami a half. • I'll V WELCOME STAKES of iIOOIJ (Entries closed.) Five furlongs. GORDON 11A NIH t' Al' of Hack eon iliiions. Six furlongs. , FLY I N'G 11A XDU'A I' of il4r><t. Seven fur longs. J SECOND DAY: MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. No IS MA XF. V HANDICAP of Hack conditions. One mile. 'i MAM KAI' HURDLE HACK HANDICAP j of i.4-"i(J. Two miles. KPS.o.M HANDICAP of £430. Six fur longs. SPRING HANDICAP of £7uo. One mil' j and a quarter. ONEIIUNGA STEEPLECHASE HAND! CAP of £DO. For liaeks and qualified hunters. Aiiout three miles. MUSKET STAKKS HANDICAP of £4oU For two-yeurolds. Five furlongs. 5 lIOISSON HANDICAP of £:s,jo. Hack con ditions. Seven furlongs. ; LI VERPOOL JIANDICAP of £400. Oik mile. ' GENERA I. ENTRIES and FORFEITS (~ 1 eacii) must he made and declared hv FIVE O'CLOCK (."• ii.ui.) on t FRIDAY NEXT, SEPT. 22. • FEES must Accompany Nominations and Declaration of Forfeits. \v. S. SPENCE. Secretary. 07. Shortland Street. Auckland. If, PUBLIC NOTICES. ; a r p e a l. MAYOR OF DEVON PORT'S FUND For ; RECREATION FACILITIES FOR TROOPS STATIONED AT DEVONPORT. Donations are solicited lo Fund opemd with the approval of the Devonp'.rl Borough Council to provide nd.'lilional facilities for the recreation (outside of Military Establishments) and comfort of troops to eniiMe the men to relax when not oil military duty. Large numbers of men on military duty are stationed in this borough--men drawii froni all parts of the province. The Devonport Borough Council lias alio en ted a sum of £100 ta the fund, and solicits donations from the general public The fund will be disbursed under the supervision of the Devonport Council. THE TROOPS ARE ON ACTIVE SFI! VICE. THE NEED OF FUNDS TO TMtOVIDE FOR RECREATION IS All donations will be officially acknowledged. Please forward all donations to the I own Clerk, P.O. Box 3, Devonport. H. F. \V. MEIKLE. Mayor of Devonport. TJUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that all Creditors 11 in! others having claims against tln» undermentioned estates are required t 0 lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Auckland on or before the 17th ilav or . October. 1P39. Any claim not lodged liv the date named is liable to exclusion. Tli'e claims must show full details and must be certified as follows:— "I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ESTATES. CASTLE, Giles Alfred, late of Auckland. Retired Surveyor, died 5/9/30. DEANE. John Alfred. late of Auckland. Ketired .Naval Seaman, died 19/8/39. ™«Y. An v; Isabel, late of Auckland, \\ idow, died 10/0/39. HALL Richard Beeeher. late of Auckland. Retired Farmer, died C/9/S9. LBVBT. William Ronald. late of Auckland Baker, died IG/6/39. A. S. FA I RE. District Piihlie Trustee for Auckland. September Ifi. 10.10. Jf; YXXOUXC E M E X T. LIFE INSURANCE AT NORMAL R \TES Members of the N.Z. Mil'tarv Forces "' s '»' n S to effect additional Life Insurance ™- T any war loading what: SOLVER are requested to call at m.v office wilhont delay. Arrangements may be made for the payment of Premiums b.v monthly instalments during your absei-e on Active Service By taking advantage of this offer Von an annual saving of £7 10/ per £100 Assurance, which loading is now in force in practically every Life Office operating in New Zealand and Australia. (THIS OFFER IS SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE > 11. B. FINI.AY. LIFE INSURANCE BROKER, 130. Queen Street. Phones ! Business 31-122. Private — ; " *in TOT ' CE TO MOTORISTS. TEMPORARY RESTRICTION OF HOURS. K fseHers within a 25-mile radius v «, '• -Auckland, solicit the co-operation or Motorists In handling the emergency which has arisen, due to the rationing of Petrol, by obtaining their supplies during the following houre MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS (inclusive). 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. (Closed all day Sundays.) NOTE.—Many Petrol Resellers will close at 1 p.m. on Saturdays. THEO. J. SPRY, x l 6 Secretary. "VTOTICE TO PERSONS AFFECTED BY AN APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE UNDER PART 111. OF THE INLUS TRIAL EFFICIENCY ACT, 1986. Notice is hereby given that an applica tion has been received from T. DELICiI for a License to take fish for sale at Auckland by means of a vessel to be constructed using Danish seine nets. Any person who considers he will be materially aiected by the decision of the Bureau in respect ol this application and wno wishes to make representation.- accordingly, must turnisb such representations in writing to the undersigned prior to September 20. 1939. G. 1.. O'HALLORAX, Secretary. Bureau of Industry. P.O. Box 1679. Wellington Hi fJIBRRITORIAL ASSOCIATION. PARCELS FOR SOLDIERS. A Depot is established at the DRILL HALL. RUTLAND STREET, where Parcels addressed to individual members of Local Troops may pe left. Tlieee will be forwarded to the outlying posts- daily. H. J. GILLMORE. xl 6 General Secretary. "V# RS. HEATH, 30. Grove Road, Sandringham, wishes to notify residents that from September 18 she is retiring from business, and cordially thanks her loyal supporters. 10 TOILET SPECIALISTS. /"CINDERELLA Salon. 334. Karaugahape Road.—Our Perms. Cheapest and the Most lasting.— Phone 42-577 B t ! RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. Cafe. 174, Queen Street, | serves Hot Vegetarian Dishes and Salads. C