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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 144, 14 March 1931, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. ST. PATRICK’ COLLEGE, SILVERSTREAM, be Officially Opened by His Excellency the Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, On SUNDAY, MARCH 15, At 3 p.m. Special train leaves Lambton at 1.30 p.m. HUTT VALLEY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. NOTICE, WEATHER PERMITTING, to enable ’’ structural alterations to be carried out, all Power, in districts North of and including Belmont and Taita, will be CUT OFF on SUNDAY, MARCH 15. 1931, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. E. F. HOLLANDS, M.1.E.E., Engineer and General Manager. ! PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ■KTOTICE is hereby given that all credit--X’ ors aiid others having ciaims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims in duplicate at the Public Trust Office at Wellington on or before the 14th day of April. 1931. The claims must show full details and must be certified as due and owing at the date of death of the deceased. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. ESTATES. Johnston, Emily Lilias, late of Wellington, Spinster, died 9/3/31. Power, Margaret, late of Welliugton, Widow, died 10/3/31. Radcliffe, Wilson Harold, late of Wellington, Motor-car Salesman, died 4/3/31. Ridgway, James, late of Eastbourne, Retired Builder, died 6/3/31. Tonks, Albert Frances, late of Wellington, Baker, died 8/3/31. G. E. MILLER, District Public Trustee. Welliugton, March 14,1931. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ' DEPARTMENT. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of my in--x tention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date unless- objection be previously lodged, a, COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 268475, on the life of JOHN FRANCIS PUNCH, formerly of Raetihi, but now of Auckland, which is declared to have been lost. A. E. ALLISON. Commissioner. Wellington, March 14, 1931. LEGAL NOTICE. A SUMMONS OF MULTIPLEPOINDING AND EXONERATION has been raised in the Court of Session (First Division), Lord Fleming. Ordinary by JOHN BONAR ATHOL GORDON, residing at Saint Columba’s SiJanse, Kenmore, Perthshire, executive-dative qua next of "kin of the deceased Agnes Ann Bonar, who resided at fifteen Grange Road. Edinburgh, conform to decree of the Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles dated the sixth day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine. Pursuer and Real Raiser; against the said John Bonar Athol Gordon and WILLIAM VIVIAN MONTGOMERY BONAR, LORRAINE ROBERTSON BONAR, HORATIUS ELLICE BONAR, MRS. MARIA THERESA HENDERSON or MARKS, MRS. MARION ANN HENDERSON or BIGNELL. JOHN PURVES, WILLIAM PURVES, HEIRS of FRED BENJAMIN KENT, HEIRS of ERNEST HENRY ’ KENT, MRS. LOUISA ALICE KENT or SOUTHWELL, HEIRS of MRS. MARION ELLA KENT or WYATT, CHARLES ALBERT KENT. HEIRS of MRS. LUCY GREY KENT or TOLLEY. ARTHUR CLEMENT KENT, MRS. LUCY ALLEYNE DAWES or STONE, GEORGE WINDSOR DAWES. WILLIAM F. ERN AN PETAVEL. JAMES WILLIAM PETAVEL, JOHN ARNOLD PETAVEL, HEIRS of MRS. ALICE H. MARJORY PETAVEL or DQDDS, and HEIRS of MRS. ANNE BONAR or MORRISON, Defenders, whose present addresses are unknown, in which the following Interlocutor has been pronounced on January 14. 1931 :— The Lord Ordinary Finds the Pursuer and Real Raiser only liable in once and single payment of the fund in medio Appoints notice of the Dependence of the Action to be made by Advertisement three times in each of “The Times.” “Scotsman,” and “News of the World”; Twice in the Wellington “Dominion"; and once in the Dunedin “Otago Daily Tinies,” “Sydney Morning Herald.” “Melbourne Argus,” and “Adelaide Advertiser” Newspapers, and appoints all parties claiming an interest in the fund to lodge their Condescendences and Claims by the 12th day of May next. “ D. P. FLEMING.” Of all which notice is hereby given. TAWSE & BONAR. W.S.. 11 Alva Street. Edinburgh, Scotland. January 22, 1931. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL? - NOTICE TO~CITIZENS. HMIE District Electors’ Roll, (Supple■x mentary) is now being prepared. It is essential that every citizen should see that his name and address is recorded thereon, as the Roll will close on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1931, at 5 p.m. The Main Roll has been printed and may be inspected at the following places, where forms of application for enrolment may be obtained: —- Courtenay Place Post Office. General Post Office. Public (Central) Library. Wellesley Club, Maginnity Street. Civil Service Club. Featherston Street. Central Club, Brandon Street. , Working Men’s Club, Victoria Street. Commercial Travellers* Club, Customhouse Quay. Federal Club, Willis Street. Wellin©ton Bowling Club, Aro Street. Aro Street, E. Booek (Stationer). Lambton Quay, Armit’s Tobacconist. Thorndou Quay, John Cotter (News ’Agent). Tinakori Road. Garden Gates Store. ■ Moleswonth Street Post Office. Wellington North Post Office. Oriental Bay, A. C. Guthrie & Co. Grafton Road, McCrorie’s Store. Grafton Road. W. Cook s Store. Kilbirnie Post Office. Hataitai Post Office. Hataitai. Burberry’s Pharmacy. Miramar, A. Lookman, Stationer. Seatoun, Day’s Tram Terminus. Lyall Bay. Beach Custodian. Onepu Road. Benge’s Store. Sutherland Road, Eves Store. Newtown Public Library. Adelaide Road, Gill’s Chemist. Parade. Island Bay. Clark s Chemist. Tslahd Bay, Tram Terminus Store. Brooklyn Library. Kelburn Tea Kiosk. Upland Road. Plant and Bennett s. Northland, Hazelwood’s Store. Northland. Post Office Store. Karori, Jenkin’s Store. Karori Library. Wadestown. James Store. Kaiwatra Post Office. Ngaie Post Office Store, khnndallnb. Hartley’s Store. E. P. .AORMAN. Town Clerk. ATUSIC Taught by our New and Simple x’x Method for Both Youug and Old. THE DOMINION ACADEMY OF ■ MUSIC, LTD., Sealer’s Buildings (first floor), 105 Customhouse Quay, * Wellington. Registered Head Office J * 100 Cashel Street, Christchurch. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. YOU are earnestly requested to report to the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may notice. Office: A.P.A. Building, coiner Grey and Featherston Streets. Tel. 43—978. Lethal Chamber for humane destruction of Cats and Dogs available on Tuesdays and Saturdays Dogs’ Dispensary, Regent Street, tel. 25— 994. Secretary, S. B. Clark, P.O. Box 195. Inspector, Captain J. Henry.