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LEGAL NOTICES. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. I Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 50 of tho Public Trust Office Act, 1908, that all Creditors and Others having 1 Claims against tho Eatates of— BENSON, JOHN, Pine Hill, farmer; BOWCOTT, ERNEST JAMES (also known as Bowkcr, George), Tarras, blacksmith ; HAY, JAMES RODGER, Tapanui, farmer; . HOGAN, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Dunedin, engine-driver; MACKIE, MARY, Mosgiel, widow; MORGAN, FREDERICK ALEXANDER, Dunedin, laborer; M'DONNELL, JOHN, Fruitlands, orchardist; NOLAN, MARY, Moonlight Flat, widow; SAINSBURY, ANNIE MARY, Dunedin, widow; STANAWAY, HENRY PATRICK, Dunedin, railway employee; STEVENSON, JANE, Dunedin spinster; WATSON, STANLEY JAMES, Dunedin (formerly of Christchurch), jeweller. (whoso estates are under administration by tho Public Trustee), are hereby required to lodge in duplicate such claims, supported by full particulars and certified as duo and owing by tho said estates at the date of the death of deceased, with the Public Trustee's local office, at Dunedin, on or before the 3rd day of NOVEMBER, 1925. Any claim not lo'dged by the date named is liable to exclusion. G. H. ELLIFFB, District Public Trustee. Dunedin, 3rd October, 1925. TENDERS. SECTION 131, WAIKATO SCHEME. 110,000-VOLT SWITCHGEAR. miENDERS for the above Close with the JL Secretory, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on 26th JANUARY', 1926. Specifications are obtainable at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin; Head .Office, Wellington; High Commissionlr’s Office, London; and K.Z. Trade Commissioners’ Offices, Melbourne and faydney. WAIKATO POWER SCHEME: Section 144.—50,000-volt Switchgear. Section 145.—-50,000-volt Lightning Arresters. LAKE COLERIDGE POWER SCHEME i Section 191. —Four 4,000 K.V.A, Transformers. TENDERS for the above Close with tho Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on 26th JANUARY next. Specifications are obtainable at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin; Head Office, Wellington; High Commissioner’!: Office,' London; and N.Z. Trade Goramisioners' Offices, Melbourne and Sydney. MEETINGS. OTAGO INSTITUTE, A MEETING will he held at tho Otago Museum mi TUESDAY, October 6lli, 1925, at 8 o'clock. Lecture, ‘ Tho Problem of the Barrell Shrimp,’ Profesor W. B. BENHA.M. Exhibit of Maori Objects by Mr H. J>. Skinner. WOMEN CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. A MEETING will bo held TO-MORROW (Tuesday), October 6th, at 8 pun., in Mr Anscombe’s Board Room. AGNES MAYER, Hon. Sec. ELECTION NOTICES. DUNEDIN SOUTH ELECTORATE. /JTR J. E. MACMANUS (Labor Can®. JL' date for Duuediu South) Will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS At tho ST. KILDA TOWN HALL On TUESDAY, the 6th of OCTOBER. At 8 p.rn., In Support of bis Candidature. ia Mayor of St. Kilda (Mr R. W. Hall) will Preside. <3AMARU ELECTORATE, MR E, P. LEE WILL ADDRESS THU ELECTORS AT HAMPDEN • On TUESDAY, 6th OCTOBER, at 8 p.m. DUNEDIN SOUTH ELECTORATE. MR J. E, MACMANUS, Labor Candidate for Dunedin South, will ADDRESS the Hectors in the St. Kilda Town Hall on TUESDAY, October 6th, at 8 p.m., in support of his candidature.

Mr R. W. HALL will Preside. EDUCATIONAL. . THE ASSOCIATED HOARD, R.A.3HL AND R.0.M., LONDON. Notice is iterkby given that entries FOR WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS (including the Qualifying Paper for the L.A.8.) will CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, 7th October, 1525. The Examinations will bo bold on SATURDAY, 71 h Kovemer, 1925. Entry forms may be obtained from Messrs Char., liegg and Go., The Bristol Piano Co., or from the Undersigned. JOHN A, COOK, Hon. Local Ueprcsentatlw. J.TJL street (opp Y.M.C.A.); telephone 3,112; Patterns or Materials Cut To iMcaBtire; measurement form sent on application; closing end of October for three months. JI. HUTTON (Kooni 11. IlakonaL—- * Banjo-Mandolin, Banjo, Steel Guitar, Ukulele, 'Violin. —-207 Gtorge street; ‘phons 7,176. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. W A central NTED, by Two Working Men, Board and Residence with private family; .—Reply 673, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, Working Man Boarder; washing, mending; all convenience*; good room; private; south end.—67s, ‘ Star ’ Office. WANTED, Furnished Room, with board or without, in quiet home; south end, Oaversltam preferred.—66B, ‘ Star.’ 'CTOUNG- Man wants Board,—Stato tonne JL to CG2, ‘Star’ Office. "'tTOTING Gentleman requires Board and X Residence in private family.—Addieaj No, 653, ‘Star.’ BUSINESS Lady desires Board, private or otherwise; George tlrcet north preferred.—KAV., 208 George street. ANTED, comfortable Board in private home, by Married Couple (one child). —Jtoply P.O. Box 707, Diiiiodiii. ItfTANTBD, Furnished Room, pOßnnnent; vY, for Lady; telephone and onoes.—6sl. ‘.Star.’ , M Manor place (2 minutes oft Princes street south) lias large Double and Single Furnished Bod-Sitting Rooms to Let; e.I.T gas cookers, and use of all conveniences; moderate charges. T'KTANTF.D, by young Lady, Furnished Bel-Sitting Room, with gas ring or cooker for one month, —572, ‘Star.’ -J TTGANCY for Two Boarders share room, V ’close to Exhibition. —Stewart, 137 Albany street. riAB RAHrRI, Stuart street— First-clas* 1. BOARD-RESIDENCE, under entirely new management; commercial travellers catered for; moderate tariff, —Mrs JONESNEILSON, PropricticES: 'phone ".433. 'HE * EVENING STAR’ ia the bo* Medium for Advertising EU 10 JUET, HOUSES FOR SALE, SECTIONS FOE SALE, DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, , HOARD AND RESIDENCE, WANTED EMPLOYMENT.