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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 7, 8 July 1922, Page 9

THE ' .WAIKANAE BEACH IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY (Incorp.), * GISBORNE, v | IN an endeavour to advertiso its Beaoh, ' is promoting a monster WORD BUILDING COMPETITION, WORD BUILDING COMPETITION, WORD BUILDING COMPETITION, .WORD BUILDING COMPETITION, " And Offers PRIZES -»«U PRI__3S To those who make the most English Words out of "WAIKANAE BEACH." j "WAIKANAE BEACH." "WAIKANAE BEACH." "WAIKANAE BEACH." " WAIKANAE BEACH." "WAIKANAE BEACH." Every letter used must be in the abovo phrase, and no letter may bo used more often in each word than it appears in tho sentenoe. FIRST £50. FIRST PRIZE £50. PRIZE SECOND PRIZE • £10 THIRD PRIZE i *5 TEN PRIZES OF - —. Ms Entrance Fee: le. All Entries Must Reioh THE SECRETARY, P.O. BOX 209, GISBORNE, _ V By SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST, 1922. " Form No. L.15. UNDER THE LABOUR^ DISPUTES INVESTIGATION ACT, 1913. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE A SECRET BALLOT OF WORKERS ON PROPOSAL TO STRIKE. IN the matter of a dispute BETWEEN the Wellington Tramways and Power Houses Employees' Industrial Union of Workers, AND the Wellington City Council, relating to wages and other conditions of employment. WHEREAS a settlement of the abovementioned dispute has not been made within fourteen days after delivery of the notice of the dispute to the Minister of Labour, and whereas recommendations for tho settlement of the dispute have not been made by a Labour Dispute Committee: . NOW, therefore, I, the undersigned, hereby give notice that a secret ballot of those members of the Wellington Tramways and Power Houses Employees' Industrial Union of Workers who .are directly concerned in the matter 'of the above dispute, will be taken (on a pro-, posal to strike), at the following places and between the following , respective hours, on the tenth day of July, 1922: — Kilbirnie Tramway Barn —Between the "hours of 6.30 a.m. and 8.30 a.m. /' Newtown Tramway Barn—Between the hours of 6.30 a.m. and 8.30 a.m. Thorndon Tramway Barn —Between the hours of 6.30 a.m. and 8.30 a.m. . Lambton Tramway Mess Room — Be- ' tweon the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. ~~ Any'person who produces satisfactory evidence that he is entitled to vote shall, on personal application to Rowland Thomas Bailey, Esquire, at the office of the Department of Labour, Ghuznee-st., Wellington, at any time before thehhourr r of 4 p.m., be entitled, in lieu of recording his vote at a polling-place, to receive a ballot-paper, and there and then to record his vote thereon. i Dated at Wellington, this Seventh Day , of July, 1922. t F. W. ROWLEY, Registrar. THANKS. COUNCILLOR NORWOOD has issued tho fiat for the execution of the Milk Vend of Wellington. His disapproval / has fallen for the most part upon the No. 1 MUNICIPAL MILK DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD. In striking contrast with;this the Public have shown the utmost favour. J Since Councillor Norwood expressed dis- ■ approval of our method of winding-up our affairs the publio have come forward as one, offering settlement IN ADVANCE., Some resentment was shown, including the extreme case of Dr. Gibb, whose letter to hand concludes with the words, "Henry Bodley, the wind-bag of Wellington," but the number of these is quite negligible, and, in spite"of the drastic option offered us, we have been placed in a position by the generality of our patrons TO THANK THEM GENEROUSLY, AS THEY HAVE BEEN GENEROUS TO US'. We desire, als», to publicly thank our staff, and we take the liberty of doing so, on behalf of the publio. Their duties called for greater ability than ordinary clerking, and included the use of the most up-to-date office appliances, and as between the interests of the publio and the shareholders, these young ladies carried on the arduous task unflinchingly as, to zeal and impartiality. We go out, and our felicitations will have to be our only satisfaction. We hope CounoillOr Norwood will have reason to feel the same satisfaction when his turn comes. • ■ THE No. 1 MUNICIPAL MILK DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., -. HENRY BODLEY, Manager. v6th July, 1922, PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. . CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. ' fJWTOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to 1> section 60 of the Public Trust.Office Act, 1908, that all creditors and others having claims against the Estates of CATHERINE HAVES, late of Wellington, Widow, 21st May, 1922; 'JAMES SMITH, late of Wellington, Stone Setter, 2nd June, 1922; JAMES ESMOND KIME. lato of Wol-lina-ton, Civil Servant, 15th Juno, 1922; EDITH JONES, late of Wellington, Waitress, 17th May, 1522; MARY SARAH BROCK, late of Welling- . ton, Spinster, £7th June. 1922; ■ 'ALFRED HENRY WATERS, late of .■Wellington, Settler, 30th June, 1922; WALTER'JAMES MONTGOMERY, late of Wellington, Importer, 12th June, 1322; ■'■.'.'•. (v/ho.c estates are under administration by the Public Trustee) are hereby required to lodgo IN DUPLICATE such claims, supported by full particulars and certified as ,due and owing by tho said Estates at the date of death of deceased, with the Public Trustee's local office a.t Wellington, on or before the Bth day of August, 1922. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. C. ZACHARIAH, Public Trustee. , __ p . . T7-EEP FIT DURING THE WINTER By Taking GATES'S, LTD., BIG FOUR: HORLICK'S MALTED MILK BEEF TEA AND TOAST i TOMATO AND TOHEROA -SOUP. GATES, LTD., AMERICAN LOUNGE, Serve tho E_j_t Goods and have the Quickest Service in N.Z. J. FAIRWAY Managing Director,