Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 167, 17 July 1941, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES 3 Y\ r ARRANT AUTHORISING THE MINISTER * OF PUBLIC WORKS TO CONSTRUCT A BRIDGE OVER THE ORATIA STREAM AT HENDFRSON (TOGETHER V.'tTH APPROACHES THERETO). AND APPORTIONING THE COsr. C. L. N. NEWALL. Governor-General. In pursuance and exercise of* the powers vested in me by secilon one hundred and thirty-five of the Public Works Act. 1923. and of all other powers and authorities i.i : nvv. ise enabling me in this behalf. I. CYRIL LOUIS NORTON NEWALL. the Governor-General cf ».hc Dominion of New Zealand, do heieby m>*! iort.se the Minister of Public Works to construct the bridge (together with approaches thereto) in the Schedule hereto, and I do also declare that the cost ihereof. less such contribution as may be made tnereto by the Government of New Zealand, shall b«3 borne by the Henderson Town Board, and I do further direct thai trie cost hereby required to be borne as a forest.%! by the Henderson Town Board shall be paid time to rime cut of the funds of the said Boara within n period of one month after demand in vritln<? made by or on behalf of the Minister of Public Works, and all such payments shall be mrne to the credit of the Public Account and bunk receipts sent to the Chief Accountant. Public Works Department, at Wellington. SCHEDULE. That bridge (together wiih approaches thereto, in the North Auckland Land District over the Oratia Stream, in the Hendctson Town district, at the Junction of MiP.brook Read with View Road. As the site of ihe sr.id bridge is more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 111178. deposited in the Office of the Minister of Public Works at Wellington. As witness the hand of His Exce»lenr* the Governor-General, this 7th day of July. 1941. H. T. ARMSTRONG. Minister of Public Works. BILL. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Auckland Combined Metropolitan Centennial Memorial Committee to Introduce a Local Bill into Parliament during the present Session thereof under the nimc ot "The Auckland Centennial Memorial Park Act. 1941." The objects of the Bill are: (a) To establish a Board to take over, hold and control lands in and about the Waltakere Ranges acquired or to be acquired for the purposes of a scenic park (to be known as the Auckland Centennial Memorial Park) to commemorate the Centennial of the Metropolitan District of Auckland, and to provide for the constitution of such Board and to prescribe its powers and functions. (b) To provide for the transfer to the Board of the unexpended portion of the moneys donated for the purpose of the purchase cf land for the said Park and held by the said Committee. (c) To empower the Board to provide funds for its purposes by the making of levies on certain local authorities. A copy of the proposed Bill has been deposited in the Magistrate's Court at Auckland and another copy at the Office of the Committee. HuddartParker Building. Quay Street. Auckland, and such copies are there open to public inspection without fee during omce hours in accordance with the Standing Orders. Dated the 9th day of July. 1941. JOSEPH STANTON. :17 Solicitor to the Committee. OTICE RE GUN PRACTICE. Shipping Masters, owners of small craft and residents of Milford end Castor Bay area are warned that gunfire will be heard from 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY. 23rd. and from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on THURSDAY. July 24. 1941. The danger area will be that portion of the Hauraki Gulf enclosed by a line drawn from Castor Boy to Manly, from Manly to Tiritirt Island, and from Tiritiri Island to Motutapu Island, and from Rangitoto to Castor Bay and all water enclosed tnerem. All shipping is requested to co-operate by avoiding this area during the time of practice. Should the weather be overcast on the above days the practice will be held on the first fine dav thereafter. :xl*B DECEASED ESTATES INSTATE OF EDITH MARY WIDDRTNGTON SWAN, late of Auckland. Widow fdcrcased). Pursuant to an Order o> a j aarc of Supreme Court no-ice is hereoy riven that, all creditors and other persons having c.t iv.s against the above-named Estate are required to send in their claims to the undersignei Exe.utor on cr before the 31st day of August. 1941. and no*ice is hereby given that after such aate tie Exccutor proposes to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parlies entitled thereto l-avinsj regard to the claims of which Lie Executor then has notice, and that in such event the Executor will not be liable for the asset* so distributed to my person ot whose rl.v lm it nad no notice at the time o*' s »<*h distribution.

Dated at Auckland this 4th day of July. !9AI. THE GUARDIAN TKUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED, Executor in the Eaiute ot EDITH MARY WJDDRTNGTON SWAN (Deceased). South British Insurance Bciidinr. Shoriland St.. Auckland. C.l. by Jtf Solicitor. LAURENCE ETIIEI BERT MELLSOP. _ 23 IN THE ESTATE OF REGINALD REES. late of AurV'Nmj in New Zealand, Retired (Deceased). Pursuant, to. on Order by a Judse of the Suprem' Court no; ice is hereby given that all creditors and o*her persons having cliims against the abovenamed Estate are required to send in their claims to the underrigned Executor on or before the 18th day of August. 1941. and noiice is hereby given that after such date the Exccutor proposer to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties thereto having retard to the cisims of which the Executor then "he* notice nnd th<it In such event the Executor v.ill not be liable for the asse»s so distributed to ar.y person of .whose claim it had no notice at the time of such distribution.

Dnted at Auckland this 14th day of July. 1911 THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED. South British Buildin?. Shcrtland St.. Auckland By its Solicitors. MESSRS. FTTCHfc.rr AND REES. 17 TENDERS BRICKWORK. Carpentry. Jd'o: speciflcations. Mulvihill. 40. Cook St.. Auckland. x! 9 r | T ENDERS \Rz INVITED FOR CARTAGE OF *■ TIMBER from Manson and Clark's Mill at K*!Meke to Rsurimu railway station, a distance of 21 rr-ile*. a«d from sawmill at RnuHniu to rail, a d'ttance of one mile. Tenders close July 2D. 1911 Apply to MR. A. R. MANSON. Phone 3. Raurimu. x? 2 \ PPI.ICATIONS FOR THE i X/. ' TT.NANCY OF THE ! SB ft VINO ACCOMMODATION A >,-*» |\ AND TEAROOM AND RIGHT A-l tana 1\ TO SET.L refreshments ANT} C-OLF REQUTSITFS AT '"I -VV r MUNICIPAL r-Ol F HOUSE. CHAMBERLAIN PARK. Applications will be received 3t the Office of the Town Clerk. Town Hnll. Auckland, up to 12 noon. MONDAY. July 21. 1341. Tor the Tenancy of the Liv;ne Accommodation and Tearoom and Risrht to S-ll Refreshments and Golf Requisites at the Municipal Golf House. Chamberlain Tark. Conditions may be obtained at the Town Clerk s Office, Town Hall, durlne ordinary office hours. JAMES MELLING. Town Clerk. r AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. Tenders addressed to tlie undersigned and closing at Noon on MONDAY. July 28 1941 a-" invited for the: SUPPLY OF PASTEURISED MILK AND CRE\M! to Institutions under the Board's control for • twelve months from the Ist September. 1941. i Specifications and conditions of contract are ' obtainable from the Board Office. Kitchener S;reet Auckland. C.l. C. L. GRANGE. ;24 Secretary. educational __~ NSWER THE CALL TO ACS'ION . P J, e5 ?P l conditions call tor a new wav nt thinking. There U no place for Inefficiency. Particularly does this a,jp.y to business. There is always a good Juo waiting Tor the . man with Specialisc.i Training. If YOU iT e any ambitions in business answer the call to action and QUALIFY IN ACCOUNTANCY With Accountancy Qaaliiicauon. your tpportunities are unlimited. And you can achieve this success so much quicker by enrolling with HEMINGWAY'S, the Pioneers. Leader*- ! and Most Successful Home Study Aecoun- i tancy Specialists. i Write Now for Free Book. "Accountancy.' I EMINGWAY'S ; CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOIS I P.O. BOX si 6. AUCKLAND. I