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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 79, 30 September 1918, Page 2

A BENEFIT SOCIAL AND EUCHRE PARTY will be held in St. Thomas's Hall, Newtown, TO-NIGHT. Tickets One Shilling. Refreshments provided. SIGNOR A; P. TRUDA, SIGNOR A. P TRUDA, SIGNOR A. P: TRUDA, V*f HO completes his tour of the Doy~ minion with Signor Cappelli and his Concort Party on 4th October, begs to announce that he will resume duties at his Studio, 220, LAMBTON-QUAY, On MONDAY, 7th OCTOBER. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. LOCAL DEPUTY PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WELLINGTON. pUSTOMERS of the Office and the *-> Public generally are notified that all moneys payable to this Office in connec-' tion with Wellington Estates and other local matters, and all moneys payable by tho Office in the same connection, will, from tho Ist October, 1918, be received •and paid at the Local Deputy Public Trustee's Office, Ballance-street, Wellington. ROBERT TRIGGS, • Pubh'o Trustee. NOTICE. T WILL not be responsible for any Debts , contracted in my name. GEORGE LONG, 35, Webb-street. IMPOUNDED NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in tho Petone Public Pound, by the Rangers: 1 White and Black Yearling Bull, 1 Fawn and White Yearling Steer. 1 Chestnut Pony, bob tail, 1 Brown Gelding Hack. If not claimed and expenses paid to bo sold Saturday, 12th October, 1918, at 12 (noon). 'W. B. GOUGH, Poundkeeper. Petone, 50th September, 1918. POULTRY FARM. ~^~ WANTED :to Sell, .going concern, an UP-TO-DATE SUBURBAN POULTRY FARM, approx. 2 acres, leaso 3 years with right of renewal; large house, electric light, telophone, etc., 4 incubatore, oapacity 1000 eggs, hot wator brooders, large sheds, oil engine, and necessary machinery; utock 1000 head adult birds and at present approx. 1000 chicks. This is a splendid opportunity to secure a first-class business showing remunerative returns. Close investigation from-'genuine inquirers. Apply POULTRY, Bos 571, Wellington.

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