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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 196, 16 May 1936, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE to trespassers. ' DUCK SHOOTERS making use of my avenue or private road near woolshed in order to reach Boggy Lagoon will be treated as trespassers and prosecuted. C. Matthews, "Oporua." Featherston. DENTAL NOTICE. MU. R. IL BLAixISTON (late of H. W. Frost. Lambton Quay) may now lie consulted at SIMPSON. Dentist. 25 Courtenay Place. Telephone 50-753. ypSS DOROTHY SEYMOUR. 50 Courtenay Place, is leaving for Australia on May 15 for a three months’ refresher course in Elocution and Singing. MR. ERROL MUIR i-. taking over her studio in the meantime. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP? VUE desire to give notice that the prac- ’’ tiee of MeKa.v and Little. Public Accountants, and the practice of F. A. Knight. Public Accountant, have now been amalgamated, and, in future, will ue carried on under the style of McKay, Little and Knight at their present address—National Mutual Building, Customhouse Quay. Wellington. (Signed) D. MeKAY. A. T. LITTLE. F. A. KNIGHT. 15-5-36, ■WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. NOTICE. 0N and after Monday. May 18, 1936 the traffic at the intersection of Jervois Quay and Grey Street—Queen’s Wharf Gates—will be controlled by automatic light signals. As laid down in the By-laws, vehicles are allowed to cross the intersection only when the relative green signal is showing. Traffic from Jervois Quay South wishing to enter the Wharf Gates must keep to the left of the guiding lines, near the Huddart Parker building, in order to operate the detector in the road. Private vehicles must not park in the Post Office Square. —l5. P. 'Norman, Town Clerk. May 15, 1936. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ■VOTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are renuired to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at WELLINGTON on or before the 17th day of JUNE. 1936. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The 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. (1) BIRCH, John Richard, late of Wellington, Seaman, died 10/5/36. (2) CURTICE. Margaret, late of Wellington. Married Woman, died 28/4/36. (3) HEATON. John, late of Wellington, Whnrf Labourer, died 29/4/36. (4) MUNRO. Mary, late of Wellington, widow, died 6/5/36. (5) STAGE. Maude Elizabeth Lane. Into ' of Wellington. Widow, died 9/5/36. (6) TERRY. Walter, late of Petone, Slaughterman, died 14/1/33. A. R. COAD. District Public Trustee for Wellington. May 16. 1936. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SI’LENDID Building Section, Jubilee Rd., Khnndallah; £195 or near offer. 553. “Dominion." : BELMONT sections from £99. Petone. 7 rms., £B5O. Southern Cross, 3rd Floor, 22 Brandon St, MOUNT VICTORIA. OPPORTUNITY FOR BUILDERS. VALUABLE BROUGHAM STREET PROPERTY, large frontage: very suitable for erection of Block of Flats. Full particulars from— E. PALLISER AND CO.. Mercer Street. HANDY LOWER HUTT GOLF ? COURSE. ' A SUPERIOR MODERN HOME of seven rooms, sun room, large entrance : hall, bathroom, every convenience; specially built for owner of heart timbers, nnd finished with the best material procurable. Together with half an acre of land laid out in lawns, garden and shrubbery. Price onlv £2750. Terms arranged. SOLE AGENTS. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON. LIMITED. 22 Brandon Street, Wellington, and at Lower Hutt. FOR SALE. PAPEETE BUILDING AND FREEHOLD. THIS FINE MASONRY BUILDING, lately occupied by S. R. Maxwell and Co., Lt(l.. Papeete, divided into warehouse, offices and residential flats, erected on freehold section, situated on waterfront. line de Commerce. Papeete, with frontage of 196 ft. tn Rue de Commerce. 216 ft. to Rue Bonnard, and 199 ft. to Rue Rivoli. This is n unique opportunity of acquiring a fine block of land on ttie Papeete waterfront in the heart of the business centre, and what mar be described ns the finest commercinl building on the Papeete waterfront. Many desirable tenants in occupation. AL-o. COPR \ PLANTATIONS. EXCLUSIVE LEASE. EXPIRING 2000 D.. OVER THE FOLLOWING: FLINT ISLAND —lOO miles northwest of Tahiti. A hi'-’hl.v-nrodiietivo coconut nlnntntion. prodneinc '•onra of a onnlifv unsurpassed in the Eastern Pacific. Rental is based on a rovaltv of 2/ncr ton of conra produced Average production last five veers 230 tons ner annum. A boot O'.OOO I r-'CS i.) hearing. CAROLINE ISLAND 100 mi’es north-east of Fl’nf island. P’anted will npnroxin'itfelv 1” f 99 coconut trees, ninioritv of which were planted seven neo Copra nnfnnt 1932-3. 16 tons: I.>•.•<4. 20 tons- 1924-5. 29 tons. Ontmit slinnbt sfen-’tlv inereevo ns trees ma'nrc. VOStTOf'K ISLAND 90 miles from I-'ti.q Island Not planted. Further information mnv lie obtiticd from TT iv r inrjrt AToi? S R MANWFTT. AXD CO. LTD. P.O. Box 125. Auckland. PROPEBTIFS WANTED VUE hnvr n Cash Buyer for GOOD ’’ SECTION OR HOUSE with large garden. Lower Hutt. G G. TOLHURST AND SON. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank of Now Zealand Buildings, Lambton Quay. Phones 40-767 or 41-933. ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS XTeGREGOR ’ WRIGHT S tor i'ictun Framing Artist’s Materials and Modern Colom Prints for Schools 115 Lambton Quay WINES FOB SALE A UCKLAND WINE CO. Rutland St., o* Auckland I’ry our rich choice assorted Wines. 35/- case, freight paid Quality guaranteed.