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PUBLIC NOTICES. rPIIE South British Insurance Company f -I.imited.-Nbt.ee v hereby given tha the.Transfer Hooks. o£ the above Com , . iw;iy. will be Closed jipin the 13th to th '-J6th; day of Apiil, 1034, both days in elusive,., preparatory to payment of Dm dend, Bj- order or the Board. I\ H Upton, General Manager, Auckland, Marc ~ ' HENRY BROOKS AND COMPANY (BISHOPSP \TV\ ttuttftj -^ above-named Compaiiv intends t commence business at Wellington in th Dominion of New Zealand and that th Mtuation of the Office or place of busi ess of the said Company will be at Number 'ber 137 Upper Willis Street Wellington. DATED at Wellington this 28th day o March, 1934. WILLIAM MORTON > Attorney for Henry Brooks and Company (Bishopsgate) Limited, Witness: 1. J. Courtney, Solicitor, Wellington. DISSOLUTION -OF PARTNERSHIP. rpHD Partnership hitherto subsisting be i ■*• tween Arthur Harold Tophain and Franz Normau O'Neill Dane, trading as A. H. Topham and Co., Wholesale Crockery and Ironmongery Merchants, Tokio Lane, Lambton Quay, Wellington has been dis i°ly'sd/s from March 31, 1934. All debts due to the firm should bo paid to the above-named AH. Topham, . caie A. 11. Topham and Co., Lambton , Quay, Wellington, who is carrying on the business and who will also pay any debts due'by them avnmaTu (Signed) A. 11. TOPHAM. 1 y ■ ' -■*• **. DAUIi.. •;,,,.'' • J'" fred ,m. spellerberg, • " > PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER, * REPAIRER, ' ' ■■ Of 2Q Parade, Lyall Bay, Wellington, Wish to notify the People of Wellington and 'District,-including many Customers and Friends, that lam now in Business on my own account, my connection- with die Bristol Piano Comnanv h Lvintr Wn s-evercd, after over 22 years' service, ineluding 17 years branch managership. _. „ My Tuning lias been tested and passed by three 6f the .world's leading piano makers—Messrs. Challen, Bluthner, and All communications to be sent to 20 ~,. .- ' FRED. M.. SPELLERBERG. .' ' —^ ' EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTION OF-ONE COUNCILLOR TO PILL EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. PURSUANT to the provisions of "The x Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925," and its Amendments, I HEREBY CHVE NOTICE tliat an Election will be held on i-esioned ' ■-I ■" hereby Appoint the Council Offices, Ferry Wharf, Wellington, as the place and Saturday, the 14th day of April, 1934, at 12 noon, as the. day for nomination of .candidates for such office. / ; Nominations must be made, on the prescribed forms; obtainable'from the undersigned;, and must =be accompanied •by a deposit of three pounds (£3). ' Supplemei^ry Roll closes 5U Thurs : day, April U. . . r- ; Dated this 31st day of1 March, 1934. ' " ■■■•■■■; C. L. BISHOP, ; . " Returhiii"- Officer for the Borough ~' • of Eastbourne. . .'■■. —— ; ; : ■ - i*? ;t6rs and others having claims against the undermentioned, estate.3 are required to lodge such' clauns: at the Public Trust Wellington: on or, before the 2nd ■-•■<l.?3ri^.;¥a/'.i:l^- J 4n?;?! l a^-..n?t,10^ ed must be certified as follows:- . • OThl^ Siy ; thatTthe amount, of this claim was due and' owing' at the date of- "death of- the deceased.'.' ~ ~.,"- ,■.;;, .ESTATES. '.. ■ . .. L Bircil,:Majy Emma,, late.,of Welling- ...; ton,'married woman., • Died 19/3/34. 2. Branigan, Annie,, late of Wellington, widow. Died 22/3/34. . ~ \ ..3. Buck,: Amyi Martha, late of Wellingi C^J^l^-Ur^it^V^ of YvV "•^life^ o"^^0 "^^ •• ■6. Heidensttom/ Mina Caroline Ovida, late- of Wejlington, widow, Died -12/3/34 . ;.| ;- *■• 7. Lewer, .'Elsie Aifini Ann, late «f,Weilington, married woman. Died 23/3/34. S. McGrath, Eliza Ellen, Welimgton, widow.' Died 7/3/34. ,; 10. Thornton, Robert Charles,Gilbert,iate nS inSt°°" 'derk °l ™-V; D'6d 17 Ward Allan late 'of : :Wellin"ton ■- >i,ttpr ■■ Di P d 10/3/34 "' ;...;. tallors cutter. ■Ule^_l^?/£ oAI)j ,- ' l^h*^^ 115^ f0? $&***s ~ -uarcd. sa, iad4. , ~.,..», . — ' ... . . ..■:■• . . ■■..■>; ■": ' ':' '"'' I.UJU- ' ■ ■ AyftSfl : ■■/"■ -^^^^^^ " wn-RTrPw«s» ' irnTTrATTnvAT -■ , j^lnrrvfioi • ! ,J,;A?SOVIATI? i< .v . '. ■■ ' ■'-' "CLASSES FOR -1934. : 'nmß^wEA. Session-f0r'1954 will commence.6n MONDAYj.APRIL 9, Avhen ;Profesaor>B^E. : JJttrp i h^..will 'give 'his first Lecture on-'Economics, m Room 2, Trades 'Hall Building/ ; 126;'Viyian Street. All .'City Classes will 'meet in ,the same room >t 7.45 p.m. .each evening, and the fol•lowing courses have been arranged:— -.r j t- '-'■ ™ -r i ■--. Monday .^-Economics. 20 Lectures. Tutori Professor B. E. Murphy. A general eoutse of-Economics has been planned. Wednesday.—Principles and Problems of Democracy. 20 Lectures. Tutor: Dr. Cypru S ;K..MitcheU, M.A. (Commencing Wednesday, AprUll.) ~; . Rnday.—Literatwe and Drama. 12 Lectures!, Tutor: Mrs. Craig Mackenzie, Fr'idayS^iflS3) Cool^)- Commencin S (In connection with this Class formed?- mg -^ wU be Secon4.Half,.of Session.-Psychology. 12 Lectures. JTiitor:'Professor T.: A. Hunter. ■ LOWER' HUTT.-Acmn-se of S Leetmes on an '■Introduction to Political tChinking" vnll be given by Dr. J. C Beaglehole Yon Tuesday evenings, in the Borough Council Chambers, at 7.45 o'clock. (Commencing, Tuesday, April 10.) ; This course' will be followed by a series oir.^^iieetQres oh "Drama and-^Litera-Efis^aryCooleyr Mackemiie ' M"A" ; FEES;-Tul} course of 20-Lectures, ss; half-course of 12 Lectures, 3s 6d; 8 Leetnres, 2s 6d. All W.E.A.' Classes are open free to unemployed men and women. During the session short courses of "lee INS^S'fe S&^l IE la-iiii-Professor G. W: Yon Zedl'itz and Miss Valeric Corliss, A.R.A.M., L.R \M Miss Corliss's lecture-recitals will be "give during September, and the. subjects dealt with will include "National Characteristics in.. JVJusie" and the "Historical, Psychological^'Creative, Interpretative, and Iristru mental Aspects-111,3111810." At'each lee ture-recital an. attractive and'eomprehen sive programme •will be given in illustration. An extensive' Library of Books dealing with the various subjects studied is avail able to all W.L.A. members. Discussion Horn- tollows each lecture, and all inter csted in AdiUt Education are invited. ■ E. MASLKN, Secretary TAlf-nTinno ;o i(i7 ' "' Telephone -02-39/, ■