PUBLIC NOTICES. IN THE MATTER OF THE T. G. jMACARTHY CONVALESCENT HOME FOR CHILDREN. . IRAKIS NOTICE that * 'petition.,.I,to -*■ approve a scheme varying the trusts under which the Wellington Hospital Board holds the above-mentioned Home will.be heard in the Supreme Court House Wellington on. Friday September 25 1936 at 10.;!U a.m. The scheme proposes that convalescent women be admitted to the Homo as well as convalescent children, and has been approved by the AttorneyGeneral. Any person may inspect the scheme without fee at the, office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. LOCAL BILL. WELLINGTON CITY EMPOWERING. AJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it -^* is the intention of the Wellington City Council to introduce in the present Session of Parliament the -Wellington City Empowering Bill. The objects and purport of the Bill are:—To enable"the Wellington City Council to apply- the sum of £81,000.part of;its.Tramway Reserve Fund established under the provisions of the Wellington City Trading Departments' Reserve and Renewal Funds Act 1017 for the purpose of paying off in part in London on the -First day of March 1937 the portion for which the Wellington City Council's Tramway Undertaking is liable of the Wellington City Electric Tramways Street Paving and Town Hall Loan 1902 Repayment Loan of 1932 of £171,700. A copy of the above Bill has been deposited in the Magistrate's Court, Lambton QuayWellington, and also at-the-Town Clerk s Office Town Hall, Cuba Street, Wellington, and such copies are -here open for public inspection, for a period of .three full weeks from the first publication of this advertisement. Dated at Wellington this Bth day of September, 1930.— E. P. Norman, Town Clerk. This is the Second publication of. tntt notice. .- ' T'VXI-C-VB AND TOWN-CARRIER INQUIRY. IN pursuance 'of the powers conferred upon the Hon. Minister of Transport under Section 11 of the Transport Licensing Amendment Act,-1936, an inquiry into the- Taxicab system and • Town Carrier business in Wellington, Lower Hutt, and Petone, will be commenced in the Arbitration Court Buildings, Wellington, at 10.00 a.m. on MONDAY,- SEPTEMBER 21, pl All parties desirous of tendering, evidence are requested to forward notice of Secretary, Committee of Inquiry, C/'o Transport Kept., Wellington. _ "SS^hbSho^ 11'^ ZEALAND. ,• ,1" ••,..■.,„ ATOTICE is hereby given that the JN Minister of Transport has received an. application/from the West Coast Unued Aero Club for a continuous air .taxi, licence throughout New Zealand for one Gipsy; Moth SAeroplane. Any written represen a-tionsa-elating to the. application-should be nvide to the undersigned not -later than TUESDAY, the 22nd Day of September. 193 G. The proposed minimum fare is XS Pe By direction of the Minister o£ Trai* P°rt- G.C.GODFREY, Commissioner of Transport. ; CANTERBU]^^ATTAMPN,N.Z.E.S% PROVIDED sufficient support-is forthcoming, it is proposed-to hold a Re.district on- the evening, of November 11 (Armistice Night)',, .' ' . ' Please, advise early your intentions to . ■...;:'.: ■■•"." .:: t> t ROBERTSON. -■■• Bo^i- 20.' 'GoVt, Buildings, •. :..-. .. I Wellingtons-'1-^'':'' ■'"■ ':'"" .-■-.■;■■■_ •RESULTS " :OF ",ASQREEN SLIDH -1^ COMPETITION ... Held at ' :- ' MAJESTIC THEATRE. . .. '■'■■■ August 28-September ■3. . Ist -■ ipRIZE- • £10-MISS^ ICONSTANCK ■ , MILLER, care.; "Riyerina,"- Pmnacl. • ■ ■ Street,- Seatoun.... :; -. ... ? 24 CONSOLATION PRIZES-WON BY~i Miss M. McGovern, 32 Rongotai Terrace; Miss P. Elvcy, Hotel St. George; Peto? Josephson, 38 ■ Matai. Road: P. IS. McCarthy 124 a The Terrace; C W. Archi* bold, 35 Glen Road; Hugh Warnes, care Box 16S0, Wellington; Mrs. W ri ßobinson, 4 Boulcott Street; Miss J. Boyd, 11 Ohiro Road; Miss M. Munro, 12 Bolton Street; Miss E Dubber, 3 Seatoun Heights Roaa; M. Schrader, Box 1193, Wellington; B D. Bryant, 35 Lower Taranaki Street; Allison Margaret, Box #73, Weilingtofl; Miss O. Provost, 44 Rawhiti Terrace; L. Tippipg, SO Hataitai Road; Mr.' M. P. Keogh,. SI Owen Street; .Mrs. J. Ball, 21 Brougham Street; W. J. Helligan, 5 Herald Street; Mrs B. A. Fortune. 44 Hawket Street; K. Cook, Box 1524, Wellington; Mi\ J. G. Hilton, 35 Hay Street; J. D. M. Tripney, 229 The Terrace; J. Farrar. Winn, cara Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Wellington; S. J. Miller,' 196 The Terrac* : .-■■■ SCREENS.AD.yERTiSING;iiTp^. ; : Prudential' Buildings, Wellington. ! TOMORROW (Thursday) TOMORROW TOMORROW (Thursday) TOMORROW THE WELLINGTON BOYS'. ■""" •'INSTITUTE- \ . ■:■ . Will hold » '.-"■; - ' ' ' ■'• STREET- DAY: ■" ' ' :• ■••'. STREET DAY.- :' r '". rpRE Proceeds will be used to' Refurnish -*- ■ , the Boarding Establishment for Working-Boys. . ■'..-.■ -• . The Comfort of the Boys depends upc* Your' Generosity. PLEASE-DO NOT PASS BY. TABLE TENNIS. HUTT VALLEY ASSOCIATION.,. ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP. FINALS. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PETONK. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, . :•■ ■ Commencing.at 7 p.m;' :.•■ • . EVENTS:. , : = ■ .:" ■■ Men's' Open Singles and Doubles. - Ladies Open Singles and Doubles. Mixed Open Doubles; \ ' .."• Second Grado Championship. Singles and : ' Doubles.- . ' .- ■;.;-; -_ And Exhibition Games. by ; ,leading HutC ..Valley Players. Presentation of Trophies by the Mayor ot ■ Petoiio,'Mr.-, Sdiolefield. . . Come and see .this -fast :and scientina modern "giunc- demonstrated; compare. i 6 .w.itli.thc..£.arac.6f PfngrPohg.. of .10...years' idhmsion;ls.:■:■::". > -.'■.-.• ..,■.■■. Hon. Secretary.. ' '■■ r< MARTYN BENDER, '' - A.P,A.N.Z V A.A.1.5.,: ' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ' AND COMPANY SECRETARY. ■ 29 HUNTER STREET. Telephone 45-ieS. ... . ' ■■ GAINFUL t'EET. '"'.' I^ALLUN ARCHIiS cause pain, pro--1 ' grossive bony rlefonnity. corns, ualloukcs. ami nervous disordeV. M.v Spociiilisi.il TreatiiitMit successtiill.V atul '■ portn.n.ieiitlv ourructs above coiuliliou n-itli'on't' "ill of 'irtilicial siipports, wlm-li intpi'fi'i-e with tuitiiral fuuclion of feet. Toneless iiuiscles- revitalised and inflamed iiimis conipletely penetrated. . KATHARINE CAIiTEU, N.Z.R.M., Uesistered Masseuse and Medical Kleetrician. Kelvin Clinnihers, 16 Tha TeixacCY. Tclcphouo 43-297,
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 67, 16 September 1936, Page 2
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