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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 63, 16 March 1933, Page 3

_ PUBLIC NOTICES. A. B. MOORES, Manufacturing Furriers, T\ESIRE to notify their Customers and ~ others that they are vow located in Perrett's Building, Willis Street, First Floor (underneath the big illuminated railway sign). NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE ASSIGNED ESTATE, RACHELXORRIS, TRADING AS NORMS & CO., DRAPERS, PETONE. XTOTICE is hereby given that all creditors or others having claims against the above estate are requested to lodge claims at my Office on or before April 19, 1933. Any claim not lodged by-the date named is liable to exclusion. | R. Y. COLLINS, Public Accountant, A.M.P.. Building, Wellington. T^ t ™^ TUAIj bIFE ANI> CITIZENS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. rTVHE Company hereby gives one month's *■■ notice of its intention to issue a Special Policy in place o£ Policy No 284735, issued by the Mutual Life and Citizens' Assurance Company. Limited, on the life of FRANCES EUNICE CORALIE LLOYD (now TIPPER), and declared to have been lost. VX7E, the undersigned members of the T " Wellington Kennel Club, wish it to be known that a requisition signed by us has been forwarded to the Secretary of the Wellington Kennel Club asking that a Special General Meeting .be held in Wellington within seven days of receipt of same. BUSINESS: To voice a protest against the refusal of the Wellington Kennel Club Executive to endorse the application of the Combined Fanciers in Association, for a permit to hold their customary Annual Parade. < Signed, G. T. MURPHY, R. N ELLIOTT, R. G. MAKIN, F. NEALE JAMES ROBSON, ALFRED CRESSWELL. E. E. AITKEN, A. J. MURPHY A. C. GADD. - WELLINGTON CITY COUCIL BASIN RESERVE. "V"OTICE is hereby given that charges -4- 1 for the use of the Basin Reserve will be made as under on Saturday, March IS 1933, under the Wellington City Reserves Charges Bylaw No. 49 after the hour of 12.45 p.m., Saturday afternoon. Admission to the ground: Adults (over 15 years of age). Sixpence (6tl); Children Free. Saturday evening: Admission to the ground: Adults (over 15 years of age), One shilling (Is). Persons who have entered the Reserve before the hour above mentioned and who remain after such hour are liable to pay the above charge.—E. P. Norman, Town Clerk. ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. VISIT OF SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD ■SMITH. TN" connection with • the visit of Sir x Charles Kingsford Smith to Wellington, notice is hereby given that the following arrangements have been made with regard to traffic control and parking in the vicinity of the Rongotai Airport and will apply from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on March 17 to 19 inclusive. THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL BE CLOSED TO ORDINARY TRAFFlC:—Kingsford Smith Street; Lyall Bay Parade. PARKING WILL-BE PROHIBITED IN THE FOLLOWING STREETS:—Coutts Street from Hobart Street to Tirangi Road; in part of Roneotai Terrace where directed by the Traffic Officials; Kingsford Smith Street; Lyall Bay Parade from Moa Point to Onepu Road. PARKING WILL BE PERMITTED on portion of the recreation reserve (entrance via Onepu Road and Lyall Bay Parade1!. The following charges will be made: —For admission to the Aerodrome. Adults Is, Children 6d. For parking of motor-cars Is per vehicle.—E. P. NORMAN. Town Clerk. ~land~trXn"sfer~Tct~notice.~ A PPLICATION having been made to -^*- me to register a re-entry by the AOTEA DISTRICT MAORI LAND BOARD as Lessor under Memorandum of Lease No. 12348, of all that parcel of land containing 1955 acres, more or .less, being the Block of Land known as Te Poutahi situate in Block IX Rarete Survey District and Block V Makotuku Survey District and being all the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 247 Folio 136 (Wellington Registry), of which Werahiko Aterea Pukehika, Kaiwhare Para Ratana, Te Urumingi Para Ratana, all of Parikino, farmers, are the 'registered Lessees; I hereby give notice that I will register such re-entry as requested at the expiration of one month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Gazetted March 16, 1933. . Dated at the Land Registry Office at Wellington, this loth day of March, 1933. ,T. J. L. BURKE, District Land Registrar. MISCELLANEOUS. 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When all other treatments fail you, "Cu-Ex-Ma" never fails. Baby Eczema, Scalp, Leg, all Skin Diseases definitely cured at National College of Health, 89 Wellington Terrace, opp. Midland Hotel. Consulta- I tions free. Tel. 45-405. . ARTIFICIAL Teeth Broken? Niw -"■ Teeth replaced for 5s per tooth. " A set for £2 5s (Pin teeth guaranteed). American Dental, 132 Willis Street. TTOME Builders. Send for Beazley's •*■-*- Book of Better Bungalows, obtainable free. Write Beazlej% Puilder, Lower Hutt. - TZ'ELLOW Bread, by test the best. Over -*-*-45 years of exhaustive experiments has given you Kellow Bread in its present form. Deliveries; Tel. 52-155. TOPDRESS YOUR LAWN. TOP Spit Waiwetu Soil. Horlor's Motors, Lower Hutt. Tel. 60-277.. PSYCHOLOGY CENTRE WJTLL be Opened by Mrs. Logan, of T* the Gables, Boulcott Street. Address, 245 Willis Street. Opening Night, Thursday, 8 o'clock. 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