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PUBLIC NOTICES. HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. EXCHANGE OK LAND FRONTING PAKEMATA-PLIMMEKTON MAIN HIGHWAY. XTOTICK IS HEREBY GItEN that at a ■** Special Meeting «f the Mutt County Council hold on April 22, 1938, the following .Resolution was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation at an Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be held on Friday, May 20, 1038, at 4 p.m., in the Council Chambers, Bowen House, Wellington. RESOLUTION. Pursuant to Section 152 of the Counties Act; 1920, the Hutt County Council being of the opinion that the land purchased by it and described in the No. 1 Schedule hereto'is no longer required for the purposes of the County of Hutt, hereby resolves, by way of Special Order, that the said land be exchanged for the land described in the No. 2 Schedule hereto. No. 1 SCHEDULE. - Part of Sections 80 and 81 Porirua Registration District, Block VIII Paekakariki Survey District (as shown on Survey Office Plan 271/10) and being all the land ml Certificate of Title 452/150 Wellington Registry, containing 1 acre 14 perches, Paremata-Pliinmerton Main Highway. j No. 2 SCHEDULE; Part Section 81 Porirua Registration District, Block VIII, Paekakariki Survey District. D.P. 11273, and being part of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title 352/281, Wellington Registry, containing 3 rds. 29.66 perches more or less, Paremata-Plimmerton Main Highway. Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of April. 1938. H>R . EOBmsoN> County Clerk. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD. MRS. MARGARET YOUNG. MRS. MARGARET YOUNG. HERE are some points to remember about Margaret Young— She can give equal consideration to all sections of the community. She has always taken a .keen interest in and has been a worker in Charitable Affairs. As a frequent visitor to the Public Hospital she thinks it is inadequate in every,, way. She is in favour of a. New and Up-to-date Hospital being built i«'ny from the present snrrouuidings, somewhere witli quietness and plenty of fresh air for the patients—and also for the nurses when off UShe believes a new Children's Hospital or Convalescent Home is necessary at A seaside place. „„,„,-, VUlii MRS. MARGARET YOUNG MRS. MARGARET YOUNG YO aaasAn THE WORTH-WHILE CANDIDATETHE WORTH-WHILE CANDIDATETHE WORTH-WHILE CANDIDATEMRS E. M. (KNOX) GILMER RS! X M. (KNOX) GILMER For • HOSPITAL BOARD. HOSPITAL BOARD. HOSPITAL BOARD. ... HOSPITAL BOARD. WELLINGTON SUBURBS. ELECTORS favourable to the Candidature of MR. O. C. MAZENGARB for the new Electorate of Wellington Suburbs are invited to a Meeting at the NATIONAL CLUB, Feathefston Street, on MONDAY NEXT, May 2, at 8 p.m., when the National Party's nomination will-.be submitted to him for his accepta"Ce" . T*. K. HENDERSON, Secretary. [A CARD] DR. HUGH SHORT has changed the address of his Consulting Rooms to KELVIN CHAMBERS (6th Sloor), 16 The Terrace, WELLINGTON,' Cl. N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIK, " CHRISTCHUKCH. m^rri HOME INDUSTRIES COMPETITIVE SECTION. Handcraft, Needlework, Cookery, etc. Good Paizefi,' Scores of Com-petitive-Classes. 1938 Schedules now available. Obtain yours now. Write Mim Frances L. Cooper, 196 Hereford Street, Christchurch. Schedules Posted Free on application. , IT is hereby notified that a Royal Commission has been appointed to inquire into the matter of the accommodation and arrangements for the care and treatment of patients by the Wellington Hospital °The' Royal Commission .will commence its inquiry at Parliamentary Library Buildings on Monday, the 2nd Day of May, 1938, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. All persons who so desire are hereby summoned to'attend-and give evidence at the '"Sated this 26th Day of April, 1938. H. A. YOUNG, Chairman of the Royal Commission.. NOTE.—AII communications and inquiries should be directed to the Secretary of the Royal Commission (Mr. A. R, Hutchings), care of Department of Health, Wellington. : THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THB ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC, LONDON. WRITTEN Examinations will be held on Saturday, July 2, in Wellington and all centres; not on June 11, as printed in the Syllabus. Entries will close at the Boards Omce, 59 Cambridge Terrace, on June 1. Entries for practical subjects close on July 1. __ WORKERS' ' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DISTRICT, Room 2, Trades Hall, 8 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 2—Dr. W. B. Sutch's first lecture on "150 I ears of Work and Wages" (20-lecture course). TUESDAY, MAY 3—Dr. Ernest Beaglehole's second lecture on Psychology (20----lecture course). THURSDAY, MAY s—Professor G. W. yon Zedhtz's third lecture on As COUNCIL CHAMBERS, LOWER HUTT, 7.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4-Dr A. G. Butchers's third lecture on Psychology (20-lecture course). '. CLASSES OPEN TO ALL. A. C. BARRINGTON.. Secretary Trades Hall. Tel: 53-488 0r■25417. .. . PAINFUL FEET. I^ALLEN arches cause pain, progressive -*• bony deformity, corns, callouses, and nervous disorders. ' , ■ My specialised treatment successfully and permanently corrects above condition without aid of artificial supports, which interfere wijth natural functions of feet. Toneless muscles revitalised and inflamed joints completely penetrated. KATHERINE CARTER, N.Z.1U1.. Registered Masseuse and Medical Electrician, Kelvin Chambers, 16 The Terrace. Telephone 43-297. | I'elephone 40-034. Box 139. THB /COLONIAL CARRYING CO. Off N-Z.* V LTDFor FURNITURE REMOVALS, PACKING AND (STORAGE, CUSTOMS AND FORWARDING AGENTS. Agents for N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. 50 VICTORIA STREET, WELUNGTOM.