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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 25, 29 July 1933, Page 4

FUNERAL NOTICES. !W rpi-IE Friends of the late George Girlingt; ■*- Butcher arc respectfully invited to atL'c tend his Funeral, -which will leave his son's residence, Wahvetu Road, Lower J^ Hutt, on Monday, July 31, 1933, at 8.43 0 . a.m., for the Roman Catholic Church, Lower Hutt, thence to the Karon Cemetery. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at ?' 9 a.m. =• J. R. CROFT, _ Undertaker. Hutt find Petone. Tel. 63-828. te rpHE Friends of the late Sidney Frank ■*■ Boult are invited to attend his FunT eral, which will leave the residence of his m son, Mr. E. C. Boult, Main Road,. Tren- ".; tham, on Monday, July 31, 1933, at 2.30 p.m., for the Wallaeeville Cemetery. r P. ROBERTSON, ~° Undertaker, ' s Upper Hutt. I PUBLIC NOTICES. n- ——— CHAS GREEK, S FUN EH A L I'URNISHEK AND n- UNDERTAKER. ii- Telephone 6, PORIRUA. z- IVfY New Premises include an up-to-date 10 "■*■ Mortuary. Motor Hearse and all appliances. Prompt attention given to all details 16 A B. MOORJES, LTD,, _ *»• Manutncturing Furriers, id Purchase your Ftir» from practical manu le facturing furriers of wide experience s, RENOVATION'S AND REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. 7 Only address: c'- PERKETT'S BUILDING. WILLIS STREET. 1. (First Floor, under tbe bis railway sign ) c, —~ ' : J SIMMS MOTOR UNITS LIMITED. PURSUANT to Section 307 of "The Companies Act, 1908" NOTICE IS c- HEREBY GIVEN that Simms Motor ;s Units Limited intends at the expiry of three months to cease carrying on busif. ness in New Zealand. s Dated this 25th day of July, 1033. R. M. HANKINSON, Attorney. II The business hitherto carried on by the y company in New Zealand will be eond tinued by Simms Motor Units (N.Z.) •> Limited without a break at, the same '• address, namely, Wakefield Building, Taranaki Street, Wellington. 7- R. M. HANKINSON. t'. LEGAL. MESSRS. E. M. SLADDEN AND JAMES LOCKIE STEWART, Bar- [• risters and Solicitors, the remaining part- _ ners of the late firm of Gray, Sladden, and c- Stewart, have been carrying on, and will r- continue to carry on, business in partner1. ship as heretofore under the style of Gray, n Sladden, and Stewart, at the offices r- formerly occupied by the old firm at Accountants' Chambers, 39 Johnston r Street, Wellington. 11 . - E. M. SLADDEN, 1. J. L. STEWART. : PAINFUL FEET. : ~ I FLATTENED ARCHES successfully 1- ■■• treated by latest electrical methods, 'a together with trained foot massage. t, Toneless muscles revitalised and mrr- flamed joints completely penetrated. /. Patients enabled to use their feet cort- rectly without aid of artificial supports, _ which interfere with natural function of y "kATHERINE CARTER, N.Z.R.M., i- Registered Masseuse and Medical Electrician, i- Kelvin Chamber*, 16 The Terrace. ,t Telephone 43-207. 1- INSTITUTE OF INCORPORATED" SECRETARIES, y SEPTEMBER EXAMINATIONS. 0 /CANDIDATES are reminded that applie *-/ cations t- sit for the September Ex- •• animations must be in the hands of the _ undersigned not later than AUGUST 15, >c 1033.- ' d Further particulars on application. n VAL. KIRK, F. 1.1.5., d Registrar, N.Z. Division. Argus House, High Street, Auckland, C.I. i. P.O. Box 825. . it — ' —" ~- : : ~ FREIGHT REDUCTION, n ' . b, JkS n result of co-operation with the 'c *\ Railway Department, we are able to 6ffer. attractive concessions in freight rates between Wellington and Palmevstoii North. . . ■ - .. . . . ' - Ring our Business Agent to call on you. ? THE HIGHAVAYS TRANSPORT 1 COMPANY, LIMITED, ~ . ~ 18 Tory Street. " . ' 10 Telephone 52-042. • P.O. Box 68. ,? THE AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF SECRETARIES (INC.) )'. fTVHFj Examinations of the Institute will ■*■ be held throughout the Dominion on - t MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, to FRI- * DAY, SEPTEMBER 15, both inclusive. t. Candidates are notified that entries must d reach the Secretary not later than August t 20. _ Examination Entry Forms and full part. ticulars are obtainable from the New Zeait land Divisional Secretary. !« LEONARD KNIGHT, 408 New Zealand Insurance Building, _ Queen Street, Auckland. J; P.O. Box 313. It PUBLIC TRUSi OFFICE. le . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - "V"OTICE is hereby given that all credi- -^ tors and others having claims against »f the undermentioned estates are required « to lodge §uch claims at the Public Trust •> Office at Wellington on or before the 30th day of August, 1933. Any claim not = lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full de-. - tails; and must be certified as follows:— "I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of I- death of the deceased." !- ESTATES. r (1) Diaper, Violet Edna, late of Wellington, typiste, died 17/7/33. ' (2) Foster, James Rogers, late of Wellington, gentleman, died 24/7/33. » (3), Franklin, Eliza Maria, late of Wellington (formerly of Te Kuiti,) widow r- died. 17/7/33. 't (4) Johnston, David, late of Wellington, rl retired gardener, died 17/7/33. •2 (5) Lambert, George, late of Wellington, gentleman, died 25/7/33. (6) McLean, Mary, late of Wellington, widow, died 23/7/33. (7) Nannestad, Nellie Schweigaard, late of Wellington, spinster, died 14/7/33. (8) Rawson, Walter Edward, late of Wellington, Judge of the Native Land Court, died 15/7/33. A. R. COAD, District Public Trustee for Wellington. ir July 29, 1933. ° PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR SHORTHAND-WRITERS AND TYPISTS, c NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 1033. TT is hereby notified that the usual •*■ Junior and Senior Public Service Entrance Examinations for Shorthand-typists will bo held on November 18. In addition, it is proposed to hold the following examinntions in the four main centres on December 2: — ~ Intermediate Examination—Shorthand 130 words a minute; typewriting 50 words 3 a minute. [. Special Examination —Shorthand 150 words • ■ a minute; typewriting 50 words a ,_ # minute. " If sufficient candidates offer, an examination for the' purposes of the Shorthand f Pxcporters' Act ; 1908, will also be conr ducted in conjunction with the Intermediate and Special Examinations. This !" examination requires a speed of from 100 i to 180 words a minute in shorthand, with , not more than one per cent, of error in ', transcript. The fee for this examinntion is £2 2s, and applications must also be accompanied by evidence that appli- - cant has attained the age of 21 years, and at least two testimonials as to character. Applications close October 19, 1933, but ' c late applications will be received up to | c November 2 if accompanied by a late '* fee of 2s Cd in addition to the usual en- .' trance fee of 5s for the Junior and 10s \ for the Senior .Examination: and a late '' fee of 5s in addition to *>c usual entrance fee of los for the Intermediate and -■ £1 for the Special Exnrninntion. ■s NO' APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACd CF.PTED AFTER NOVEMBER 2. c Full particulars may be obtained on application to-the Secretary, Public Service Commissioner, Wellington. '