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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 37, 12 August 1927, Page 16

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. lIUTT-PETONITuRBAN AREA. |>V direction of the Board ■ I hereby r 1 i i?■ i l? fo"owing new and amending *+1 ttrr et boundl»-'es. Those relat'",l I %n!l lt f rea Wi" take effect fro™ •'•iturday, 20th August; those relating to the letone area will take effect on a date <lilc° ed by the Board at a later Vh VAS VETU (Xew »«trict.) •'7 a,'' lif of actions -/ and 20, Block XIV., Belmont S.D., and Knight's road to Penrose street West--Penrose street, southern boundary ot Sechon 25 Block XIV., Belmont fc-D., Lelleviie road, Woburn road, Opahu ek;, anCL tlle Hlltt m™ to the sea vir^w si. rtheril boundary °f Bf°ck Block \IV., Belmont S.D HUTT CENTRAL (Amended), -bounded on the north and east hv the northern boundary of Section 28, Block MIX., Belmont S.D., the Railway Line north-eastern boundaries of Sections 11, 18, 19, and 20 of the Fitzherbert Estate thence in a straight line across Hutt River to Laings road, the said road, Bloomfield teop-hu C& eroad 'Wob"niroad 'a"d South.-Wakefield street and northern oundary of Section 178D-ISI, westward to tile Aauway Line. prnVeSt T l!ail"' ay jive t0 Sectio" 20, southern ..nd western boundaries of this secu\ %Y estj*n boundaries of Sections 33 S4 and So all of Block VIII., Belmont 0.D., and the Belmont road. HUTT EASTERN (Amended). ame n ded lSa S af 1o d,lo, v^- »« ' East.—Hutt River to Section 46, the western boundaries of 46, 38, 35, and 32, '• °f l^t 1 " Belraont S-D- Waitako sheet, Waterloo road, eastern boundary ot Section 29 of Block XIV., Belmont S.DI, Jvmghts road and Penrose street boijth.—Southern boundary of Section 20, Block Xl\ Belmont S.D., Bellevue roaa, Bloorafield crescent, aiid Laing's road, thence m a straight line across Hutt luver, north-eastern boundaries of Sect ns ■ -20, 19, 17, 18 of the Fitzherbert instate, Kailway Line, and northern boundary of Section 28, Block VIII., Belmont EPUNI (Amended.) Amendment of western and southern boundaries. West—Western boundaries of Sections 47, 39, 36, Block IX. and 33, Block XIV Belmont S.D., Waitako road, Wate»Joo road and western boundary of Section 30, Block XIV., Belmont S.D. South.—Knight's road and the southern boundaries of Sections 30 and 3i of Block XIV., Belraont S.D. WILFOKD (PETONE EAST)-(New District.) _ North.—Bounded on the north by Wakclield street. East.—The eastern boundary of Gear Inland. South.—Jackson street. AVest.—Cuba street, Atiawa street, Kensington avenue, and the river stop bank to Wakeficld street. PETONE CENTRAL (Amended). Bounded o^ the north and east by Wakefield street, River Stop Bank, Kensington avenue, Atiawa street, Cuba street, Jackson street, and the Hutt River. South.—Port Nicholson. West.—Nelson street and Main Hutt road to Wakefield street. PETONE AVEST (Amended). North.—The northern boundary of Section 178D-181 from Richmond street to the Railway Line, the Railway Line and Koro Kovo road to Section 5, Koro Koro Settlement. AVest.—The northern and western boundaries of Section 5, Koro Koro Settlement, and the Koro Koro Stream. South.—Port Nicholson. Jurist.—Kelson street and the Slain Hutt road to Wakefield street. Plan of the above districts may be inspected at the Education Board Office, Mercer street. G. L. STEWART, . Secretary. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTION— AVAIWETU DISTRICT. A MEETING of Householders of the -f*- AVaiwetu School District, Lower Hutt, will be held on SATURDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, at 2.30 p.m., for the Election of a School Committee for the district. Written nominations on forms obtainable from Mr. J. Stonehouse, Main street, Lower Hutt, may be delivered to him up to 7.30 p.m. on Saturday, 27th August. Nominations may also be made at the meeting. G. L. STEWART, Secretary. MERCHANT TAILORS. VV^E never know how good a thing is * * until we seethe imitations. Evening Dress Suits are our present specialty. Lewis's Tailoring Rooms, B.N.Z. Chambers, Manners-st. W. MESSER, Tailor, 151, Lambton quay. % T MAKE Gent's Suits and Overcoats -*- from £5 10s; Saltaire serge, £7 15s; own material, £3 10s. Ladies' Superior A^elour Coats, fur collar and cuffs, £4 15s. Upstairs, next Midland. MISCELLANEOUS. 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