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Evening Star, Issue 22379, 1 July 1936, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. ELECTRIC LIGHT SHADES. A HALF-PRICE SALE. OUE WHOLE STOCK OF SILK ELECTRIC LIGHT SHADES, In all Sizes and Styles, a Wonderful Range of Colourings and Designs, HALF MARKED PRICES. , CEILING BOWLS AND HALL SHADES, Fitted with Chain and Ceiling Rose. 10 Only PRETTY HALL SHADES. Usual prices, 25s to 30s. Sale price, 12s 6d. 15 Only INVERTED BOWLS, for dining and sitting rooms; pretty designs. Usual prices, 35s to 455. Sale price, 15s 6d. W. PENROSE AND, CO. L ID.

HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD: NEW BY-LAW (No. 28, 1936), ■VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the -L* Otago Haroour Board proposes to adopt a new By-law, to be known as By-law No. 28, 1936, Using new wharfage dues on goods discharged at, shipped from, or transhipped at the port, and on overlanded goods; fixing new harbour improvement rates on goods discharged at, shipped from, or transnipped at the port, anu on overlanded goods; making new provisions in tespect of tho receiving and delivering of goods by the Board, including the charges therefor and regulations in connection therewith, including provisions as to responsibility therefor; fixing charges for storage on goods remaining on the wnarves or in the sheds beyond tne limits specified and making provisions in connection therewith ; making provision for the computation of tonnage for the purposes of the charges aforesaid; fixing a new maximum for port charges on vessels visiting the port; fixing a new berthage rate for intercolonial and coastal vessels; fixing charges where goods are landed for the convenience of a snip, and in the case of ships working overtime; making new provision for the computation of tonnage of inward or outward cargo in the case of dues or other charges against a ship; making *new provisions as to a minimum charge for dues or other charges; and making provisions as to the discharge of firearms on the lands or wharves under the control of the Board. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that such proposed By-law has been printed, and is now open to public inspection, at the Office of the Board during office hours, and, further, that such By-law will be submitted for adoption at a Special Meeting of the Board, to be held at the Board’s Office, Birch street, Dunedin, on FRIDAY, the 10th day of July, 1936, at 4 p.m. Dated at Dunedin this Ist day of July, 1936, J. RENTON, Secretary. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of “The Bankruptcy Act, 1908.” I JOHN M'LENNAN, of Dunedin. * formerly a Gramophone Dealer, but now a Shop Assistant, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend to apply to tho Supreme Court of New Zealand, Otago and Southland District, at Dunedin, on MONDAY, the 20th day of July, 1936, at 10.30 o’clock in the forenoon, or cs soon thereafter as Counsel may be heard, for my DISCHARGE. Dated of Dunedin this 24-th day of June, 1936. JOHN M’LENNAN. C. A. HAMER, Solicitor for the Bankrupt, Queen’s Building, 55 Princes street,' Dunedin. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TEMPORARY CLOSING PUBLIC BATHS. THE Public are hereby notified that the Tepid Baths, Moray Place, will be CLOSED for annual overhaul from SATURDAY NEXT, the 4th July instant, for a period of FOUR WEEKS, G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, July 1, 1936. TO LET. TO LET, to couple, 4-roomed Bungalow, No. 10 Dunblane street, Bishopscourfc, Roslyn; everything modern, glassed-in balcony.—Apply No. 8 , TO LET, 4-roomed Flat, all modem conveniences;'3so King street, best part; nice piece ground.—Particulars phone 22-279. TO LET, 2 Furnished Rooms, “ s e ®° n ‘ veniences; Morningfcon.—Ring 12-555. TO LET, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room and kitchen; gas cooker, own meter, electric hot water.—4ls High street. ry pr Prince Albert road, Musselburgh.— i O 6-roomed House, with modem conveniences; 30s.—Patersons, Rattray street. O/tS, City, central, 3-roomed Furnished Plat; 52s 6d, Opoho, superior Furnished Brick Bungalow, garage.—Caldera, 127 Princes street.. ; _____ fORTH END (Town Side Gardens) .—6 I Rooms, kitchenette; all conveniences; ndy two trams; 27s 6d.—Barnett and irdoeh. solicitors. T CLAIR (Close Tram, Beach),—Com-fortably-fumished Bed-Sittmg ( Room, table for Lady; telephone.—Lß 63, atar. CLAIR (Handy Tram, Good Street). —5-roomed Semi-bungalow; rent 30s. nblyn, Rhodes, and Jamieson. y Furnished Flats, 3 rooms, 4 rooms; Unfurnished Flats, Furnished Rooms ro use convennmce’i. —LSI’?, ‘ Star. SOOMED Boa-ding House, in c.tv, with furniture and boarders, as going coni • owner now unable to do the work, ce>w price, £lso.—Boyd’s, next Grand ■atre; phone 13-111. High street has Furnished Bed- , 5 t Sitting Room vacant; reasonable bal. - ' ~ • : ' ;rANTED, hopiely Couple or Two Ladies Y to Share House with elderly Lady ,ly Perpetual Trustees, Vogel street. ÜBNISHED Flat, London street; sitting room, bedroom, use all conveniences; phone; rental 30s. —Alfred Clark Ltd., use street. i LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means, safety ana -Office, 22 Bond street. )UR Move, Sir! To Let, tor Removals, Packing, and Storage, our up-to-date >r Furniture Vans and capacious Store*; rt men, lowest prices.—Crust and Crust, [anse street. EDUCATIONAL. ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College.— Passes. Shorthand and Typing, 86 per cent.; specialising Bookkeeping and University Course, 75 per cent. BROWN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Moray Place. Vacancies Students, day and evening; rapid individual tuition; moderate ierms.— Telephone 10-697. JH HUTTON, Teacher of Hawiian • and Orchestral Instruments; classes, demonstrations; Instruments Bought, Sold, Exchanged. Studio, above Butterfields, Octagon- | ' XJPILS wanted for Tap Dancing Lessons; experienced teacher; fees 12s for 5 months. —L 949, ‘ Star.’ IF you need Building Material send an Advertisement to the * Star.