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PUBLIC NOTICES PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT keep Tradesmen’s Books, Draw ance-sheets. Income Tax and Sai£ Returns. Stock Sheets, and hJSLJ* Absentees represented. Twentv-fiv® experience. TELEPHONE 22-570. DANGEROUS TREES ORNAMENTAL TREES t SECTIONS CLEARED 40 Years' Practical Experience Insured Against All Risks C. M. WEST. P.O, Box ifta ■ Residence (Evenings), 'Phone THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCI cq OFFERS SERVICE AND SECURITY All classes of Insurance (except Support a New Zealand Company * N. C. BARSTOW, Manager for Canterbury. WAIPARA COUNTY COUNCTr EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY STONYHURST RIDING Pursuant to Section 42 of the Elections and Polls Act, 1925, and Am# 1 ments thereto-. I hereby give not£<iS fl * an Election will be held on the 6th T* 1 of May, 1947, for the purpose of a Councillor for the Stony hurst RidhJzY the County of Waipara, in place David Stewart Mackenzie, resigned 1 I hereby appoint the County Waikari as the place, and the 18th of April, 1947, before noon, as the da for the nomination of candidates for hi office. kUC “ Nomination forms may be obtained the undersigned. S. L. BOON, Waikari, RC ‘ Urnin * 25th March, 1947. NOTE: The Electoral Rolls for them), poses of the above Election will close ♦ 5 p.m. on the Bth day of April, 1947 * “GARD’NER GARMENTS" (Auckland's Leading Lingerie Specialist) DIRECT froip an Easter Fashion pjtrsrU which has created a furore in the ern City, bring to you: onnA consignment of Pure Silk La~» Trimmed London Models, including sheers and plains in a full range of A range of unusual samples from their own exclusive workroom, orden from which will be taken. ’ No woman of discrimination should miss this unique opportunity to acquir* something really lovely. H On show at: UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. April 17th and 18th, from 11 am. to 5 p.m. 82C AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, Established 1849. NINETY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given that the NINETY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING of the members of the Society Will be held in the Society's Head Office Building, |J Pitt street, Sydney, at 2.30 o’clock in the afternoon of FRIDAY, 6th JUNX, 1947, for the purpose of: . 1. Receiving the report of the Directon on the business of the Society for the year ended 31st December, IM6. 2. Receiving the declaration of tAe result of the election of Directors. 3. Electing an Auditor in lieu of Milton F. Johnson, Esq., F.C.A. (Aust), who retires in terms of By-law 83 and is eligible for re-election. By-law 83 (c) provides that no member other thpn a retiring Auditor shall be eligible for election as Auditor unless notice in writing of his candidature shall have been given to the Society at least 30 days previous to the Annual Meeting NOTICE is also hereby given that a Ballot for the Election of Two Directors will be hel I at each Office, and not at the Fiji Agency of the Society, • n MONDAY. 19th MAY, 1947, between the hous of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Directors due to retire in terms o! By-law 55 are WILLIAM ABERDEIN MACKAY and SEPTIMUS GO DOLPHIN ROWE. Both the retiring Directors ate candidates for. re-election. The following members have also given the requisite notice that they are candidates:— JOHN EDWARD GARVAN, LEONAHD McKAY, and OSCAR ADOLF MENDELSOHN. Any member may vote personally st the Ballot at the Branch or District Office at which his premiums are payable or by signing and forwarding to such Office before the ballot closes a voting paper obtainable on application. F Any member whose premiums are payable at the Fiji Agency may vote there either personally or by post; and one whdse premiums are payable at any ether Agency (as distinct from a Branch trict Office) may so vote .at the Branch Office at which his policy is registered. Under By-law 57 (f). Powers of Altorney must be produced 48 hours before the opening of the ballot at the Head or Branch Office at which the member’! policy is registered, and not at District Offices. In the case of policies registered at the Fiji Agency, Powers of Attorney must be produced at that Agency. By Order of the Board. M. C. BUTTFIELD. Secretary. Head Office, 87 Pitt street, Sydney, 2nd April, 1947. 62U TRANSPORT LICENSING ACT, 1931. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Public Sittings of the No. 3 Transport Licensing Authority will be held in the Chamber of Commerce Building, cnr. of Oxford torrace and Worcester street. Christchurdu ON THURSDAY, MAY Ist, and FRIDAY. MAY 2nd, 1947, COMMENCING AT 10 A.M., for the purpose of receiving evidence and representations in favour of. or against the granting of, the following applications received. Particulars of applications are obtainable from the Secretary to the Association or from the Transport Department, Christchurch. Subject to alteration if necessary, the applications will be heard in the - following order:— THURSDAY. MAY Ist, 1947. GOODS-SERVICE LICENCES.— REVIEW : Jack Albury Bowman, Christchurch. NEW CONTINUOUS: Walter David Laing. Rangiora (2 vehicle au ties authorising cartage of lime); Frederick Arthur Rumble, Christchurch (I v.a. wood, rabbit carcases and skins): •Leo Francis Emerson, Christchurch U v.a., sand and shingle): ••Arthur William Cockroft, Christchurch (1 v.a., sand, shingle and P.W.D. gear). TRANSFERS.—Henry Sharland Hah, Christchurch, to Wilford Laurence Hall, Christchurch; John Broughton MoorChristchurch. to William Duncan Paul. Christchurch; Thomas John Frame, Oxford, to Frederick Ar-thur Dunstan, Oxford; John Purcell. Christchurch, and Albert Hugh de Joux, Christchurch, to Albert Hugh de Joux and John PurceJ. trading as Avon Transport Service, Christchurch. AMENDMENTS.—AIbert Hugh de Joux and John Purcell, trading as Avon Transport Service, Christchurch (licence No. A 262—extension of area for horse cartage, licence No. A26l—additional area f° r horse cartage); Empire Express Co., LWChristchurch (1 additional v.a.): John Caird. Christchurch (1 additional v.a.); •••Colin Arthur John McDonaiu. Christchurch (extension of area for age of household removals): . Cy«t George Green. Ladbrooks (extension m area for racehorse cartage). UPLIFT OF SUSPENSION.—Keith Herbert Mutton. Christchurch (1 v.a.). FRIDAY. MAY 2nd. 1947. GOODS-SERVICE LICENCES.-H* VIEW: The Canterbury Dairy Co-op. Milk Supply Co.; Ltd., Chris church. .. NEW CONTINUOUS: George H. W«K£ Ltd..' Christchurch (2 v.a.'s authorise cartage of grain, produce, standard coal and firewood): D. H. Brown and Ltd.. Christchurch (1 v.a.. flour. br^ aK L v foods, stock foods, and allied producn • Wood Bros.. Ltd.. Christchurch (2 V-*-poultry feed, wheat, grain, flour and P* . ducts of flour milling); A. S. Patersoa li n Co.. Ltd.. Christchurch (1 v.a.. k‘ 1 seeds, produce, stock, foods, skins, tyres); Alan Angus Mac Nab and Geon. Donald Mac Nab. trading as L»n* Grain Store. Christchurch (1 v.a., svv ard poultry mash); N.Z. Farmers ur* Association of Canterbury. Ltd. (1 poultry, mash, grain, seeds, PASSENGER - SERVICE TRANSFER: Union Airways of N-Z-. Wellington, to New Zealand National ways Cornoration. Wellington. • Previouslv adiourned 19/3'*<- •• Previouslv adjourned 12/2/*<- ••• Previouslv adjourned 7/3/47. M. BOOTTEN. Secretary, No. 3 Transport. Licensu» P.O. Box 1270. th 15/4/47. SELWYN ELECTORATE UPPER RICCARTON BRANCH J. K. McALPINE, M.PJ. K. McALPINE, M.P., Will address memhers, friends and ■ 'wE® supporters N.Z. National Party ■ at the Annual Meeting of the above Branch UPPER RICCARTON LIBRARY, RICCARTON ROAD. TO-MORROW Jp NIGHT. THURSDAY. APR 11, 17th at 8 p.m. H 6175