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PUBLIC NOTICES. . LAND TRANSFER-ACT NOTICE. • f A PPLICATION having been "made to me d ■£*■ for the issue of a Provisional Certifi- k cate of Titie in the name of JOHN V THOMAS WALTON of Waikanae Farmer ~ as Administrator for one rood and three- I tenths of a perch more or less being \ part of Section 78 of the Ngarara. West a A Block and being Lot 11 on Deposited Plan No. 2298 and being all the land com- - prised in Certificate of Title Volume 208 Folio 210 (Wellington Registry) and evidence having been lodged of the loss or destruction of the said certificate of title, I hereby give notice that I will issue the Provisional Certificate of Title as requested after fourteen days from the date oE the Gazette containing this notice. Dated this 11th day of May, 1037, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. J. J. L. BURKE, District Land Registrar. PUBLIC FAREWELL — To — I NURSES DODDS AND SHARPLES, I NURSES DODDS AND SHARPLES, s SAILING FOR SPAIN. • j All lovers of Democracy and Peace 1 Invited. I rfRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET, j X So' -lock ( TONIGHT (THURSDAY). : Admission Free. * E. McGOWAN, Hon. Secretary. : ] WELLINGTON MOTOR-BODY 1 WORKERS' UNION. MEMBERS are invited to attend a send- ' off function to be held in the Trades ' Hall THIS EVENING to the Nurses who have volunteered for service in Spain. ' E. A. TOOMATH, ' Secretary. ■ . : j STEATHMORE PARK GOLF LINKS. ! OPEN TO PUBLIC. J ■DEDUCED GREEN CHARGES: Satur- 1 -" days, Sundays, and Holidays, IS holes i Is ed, 9 holes Is. Other days: 18 holes Is, 9_holesJ)d. New No. 2 Green and Longer No. 3 Fairway now opened. Acclaimed as ! the best 9-hole Golf Course. Right at ' tram stop, Broadway, city side Seatoun ] Tunnel. New Zealand Sports Co., Ltd., 1 Proprietors (a company formed for the 1 promotion of healthy sport and recrea- , tion). ■ ; MARANUI SURF CLUB. WINNER OF PAIR OF WINGS— ** Ticket No. 3379, W. ODDS. A. E. UPCHURCH, Hon. Secretary. THE T. G. YOUNG OPTICAL CO., LTD., Announces that jl/TR. E. R. BOYD, 5.D.0., F. 1.0., N.Z., •"•*■ has been, appointed Consulting Optician in succession to Mr. F. G. Hayes Towns, who has departed for England. Tel. 40-965 for an appointment. PRUDENTIAL BUILDINGS, 1 Lambton Quay. ' < . . . j IN 1884, A MAN SAID: • J '"I HAVE FITTED MYSELF j TO BECOME A HERBALIST." : ■ ! 'THAT man was Mr. E. W. Hall ... a *'_ man who saw the need for estab- 1 lishing a Herbal Remedy service for the general public. He was not content with making and selling preparations. Every possible moment was spent in improving and devising new remedies—the herbal remedies that today are known from end to end of the Dominion! NEW . HOPE FOR SUFFERERS. Hall's Herbal Remedies are based on the sound logic that comes of'so j'ears' experience. You may have been disappointed ...' you may have resigned yourself to go struggling along with ill health . . . surely you owe'it to yourself, to.your family, to inquire about the Hall's Herbal Remedy most suited to your needs. No expensive treatments to buy. FREE TO YOU! A big book, "Nature's Way—"is yours FREE! Write or call bow. • F. SHEFFLER, Medical Herbalist, 35 Cuba Street, . Turkish Bath Building. Telephone 42-351. HALL'S, THE EXPERIENCED HOUSE OF HEALING. MISCELLANEOUS. ~~ DLANKETS, single and double bed, on ~ easy _ terms; purchase before prices rise. Heimanng, 13a Courtenay Place. [ ADIES! Be smartly dressed—Tailored -*-• Winter Coats, smart fur collars, on easy terms. Heimanns, 13a Courtenay Place. ON Easy Terms—Eiderdowns, Sheeting, Towels, large assortment to choose from. Heimanns, 13a Courtenay Place. WEAR 'as you pay—Men's Suits, ready to wear, all sizes; large range, all sizes. Heimanng, 13a Courtenay Place. f\N Easy Terms—Tailored-to-measure *-' Suits, made to your individual requirements. Heimanns, 13a Courtenay Place. ON Easy Terms —Ladies' Winter Coats, newest materials and- styles; fur collars and plain. Heimanns, 13a Courtenay Place. MEN'S Overcoats on easy terms, large range just opened up; buy your winter coat now. Heimanns, 13a Courtenay Place. TVTEAR as you pay—Our easy terms ' * enable you to be well dressed. Heimanhs, Drapers, ,13a Courtenay Place. N Easy Terms—Men's Suits, Overcoats, Ladies' Winter Coats, all moderately priced; open Friday Night. Heimanns, 13a Courtenay Place. ON Easy Terms—Ladies' Winter Coats, Men's Suits, Men's Overcoats, Eiderdown Quilts, Sheeting, Blankets, etc. Heimatms, 13a Courtenay Place. - COSTUMES, Coats tor the holiday; you can get yours on easy terms from Heimann's 13a Courtenay Place. "VTURSES' and Waitresses' Aprons, Caps, ■PI Belts, Overalls, to order. Mrs. Collins, 90 Manners Street (next Scott's Tearooms); WINCY. Infants' Plunket Outfits, from 34a 6d; also Clydella and Vyella; Legginettes, Overalls, Jersey and Pants. Miss Hitchings, 94 Courtenay Place. DISPLAY Dressing Gowns, from 16e 6d; Wincy. Nights, from 2s lid; specialists in Blouses. Miss Hitchings, 04 Courtenay Place. GOOD Port is an essential part of New Year fare. "Gladiator" is the best money can buy. Qrts Bs, pts 2s Od. Graud Hotel REPAIRS 2 hours, from 3s 6d, 2 hours' visit to make Set Teeth. Frost, opp. D.T.O OR grey men and women we recommend Van-Grey hair tonic. Grows natural colour back, fis 6d. Perrett's, Chemists. EARN Hairdressing and Beauty Culture. Tuition guaranteed. Jay's, N.Z. Bairdressing College, 26 Willis Street. Tel. 43-589. 13OTTLE ot "Golden Grain" 'Vhisky makes ideal present for father. Quarts 12s, pints 6s 9d. Obtainable at Grand FTntp) Supply Store. EAR Smart Clothes, buy them on easy terms from Heimann's. Only address: 13a Courtenay Place. BRAND V Sauce is best made by adding Jules Racine's Cognac, guaranteed equal and superior to most brandies; qts. 13s. pts. 7s. Grand Hotel. THE True Spirit—"Golden Grain," guaranteed 100 per cent. Scotch; quarts 12s, pints 6s 9d. The honse whisky of the Grand Hotel. BRANDIWINE radiates happiness. The ideal beverage, quarts ss, halves 3s. Solely at the Grand Hotel Home Supply Store. •

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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 112, 13 May 1937, Page 4

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