PUBLIC NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. VISIBILITY AT STREET INTERSECTIONS. UNDER Section 209 of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1933, the Dunedin City Council is given power to order the occupier or owner of. any land abutting on any street within the. city to remove, lower, or trim to the satisfaction of theCouncil any tree or hedge, or to lower any fence if, in the opinion of the Council, such tree, hedge, or fence is likely by reason of its obstructing the view, to cause danger to the traffic on that or any other street. Although it is not proposed at the present time to serve notices on all occupiers and owners under this section, the Council considers it desirable that action should be taken to effect en as a serious hazard exists at many intersections in the city due to the restricted sight distance as a result of the presence of high trees, hedges, and fences. Householders concerned are therefore asked to co-operate with the Council in an endeavour to eliminate the danger by arranging for the lowering of all such trees, hedges, and fences to a height of 3ft for a distance of 33ft on each side of all. street intersections. It is further suggested that trees, hedges, end fences should be lowered at angles and curves m streets where the clear view of traffic is obstructed. R. A. JOHNSTON, Town Clerk. Municipal Chambers, Dunedin, C.l. April 20, 1945. OPENING TUESDAY, ' ' CARROLLS FOR FURNISHINGS and MANCHESTEB 36in GAY PRINTS, 4s 9d yard, UNBLEACHED SHEETS, Single Bed, 26s 3d pair. 50 CASEMENT CLOTH, 7s 3d yard, PILLOW CASES, taped, 6s 3d pair, PILLOWS, soft, yet durable, 13s 8d each. 29in GREY FLANNEL, 4s 2d yard. For that Personal " Service," Visit the NEW'"LINEN SHOP." Right Opposite John Edmonds Ltd., an." Princes street. TO JOURNALISTS AND WRITERS. pO put into Book Form one of • the L greatest cases ever to come before the British, French, and Indian Courts of Law. The most thrilling authentic stories which befell the owner and his family relating to his succession. Was the cause of continuous controversy for over 40 years. Will make thriller in book form. Suitable for radio and screen play. A separate law book can also be made. The sole property of Advertiser. Good percentage basit offered to bona fide writers. 5240, Star. "17PUAT Home Interior" Decorators Can f f Do to Improve Your Home:'Paperhanging, Painting, Building Alterations, General Modernising. Modern New Fireplaces Manufactured and Fitted; Window? Made and Fitted; Mirrors • Modernised; Modern Lighting Effects Supplied. Ar-" range an interview with bur designer. Manager, PRYCE MORRIS. Phone, 24-357. WANTED, -IUPPLIES FRESH TRAPPED RAB- ► BITS'; any Quantity. GEORGE STREET FISH SUPPLY, 434 George street. Phone 12-677. IN THE ESTATE of JOHN CAMPBELL, late of Taieri >Mouth, Fisherman ceased): TENDERS will be received up to the 15th Day of MAY, 1945, at the Offices of Messrs J. S. Sinclair and Stevenson, Solicitors, Princes street, Dunedin, for the Purchase of the Trawling and Hand Line. Fishing Vessel " (registered at Dunedin, No. 85). Length 38ft, breadth 9.25 ft, gross tonnage 6.46, together' with all nets, gear, and equipment now on board the vessel as 6he lies at Taieri Mouth. .-. The highest or any other Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Conditions of Tender and any further information required may be obtained from Messrs J. S. SINCLAIR AND STEVENSON, Solicitors for the Administrator, Princes street, Dunedin. TENDERS FOR LEASE OF RAILWAY RESERVE IN CORSTORPHINE SUBDIVISION, DUNEDIN. ■ WRITTEN TENDERS are invited for the Leasing on an L.I.P. basis, of Seven Building 'Sections of Railway Reserve in Corstorphine Sub-division, Dunedin. The Sections comprise Lots 10,' 15, 20. 21, and 1,2, and 3, of parts' 23 and 24. The latter three Sections are subject to survey. Tenders close at NOON, Monday, May,2B, 1945,' at the Office of District Engineer, Railways, Dunedin, where plan and conditions of lease may be seen. Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS. EXPANDED METAL (" Expamet")' ' will be soon available from Builders'. Merchants. " Bareau" Cement Waterproofing Powder is in stock. E. G. F. MATTHEWS SLATE COMPANY, 15a Bond st, Dunedin (G.P.O. Box 291), N.Z. Agents for The Expanded Metal Co. Ltd., London and West Hartlepool. LONELY Heart Club, 206"' Princes st, Dunedin, gives genuine Introductions to Lonely People, all ages. YOUNG Lady, beginner at golf, would like to meet another.—R9oo, Star. . WORKING Man (50) wishes Meet clean, good-tempered Lady, home lover, sport, city; no objection widow; view matrimony. —Genuine addresses to S 3, Star. PERSON dropping Air Mail Cards near Forbury Corner, Communicate 164 Victoria rd. TO LET. HOUSE OR FLAT. IWO PROFESSIONAL LADIES require UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR FLAT, on' hill, handy Knox Church. r E have TO LET, SHOPS in Prince* ».» street south; reasonable rentals. — For further information apply TRUSTEES EXECUTORS AND AGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. LARGE Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, fireplace, pointj High 6t; business person. — Phone 14497. LARGE, Sunny Bed-Sitting Room, electrio cooker; central; suit business lady.—Apply 616,Cumberland st, mornings, evenings. TO LET, very sunny Furnished Room, good central locality; business girl only.—Sso, Star. . ■ GARAGE to Let, 31 Mataora rd, Mornington.—Phone 13-141, evenings. -■--'■ COMFORTABLE Furnished Room, with all conveniences; business lady; 6mall rent; car line.—S3B2, Star. COMFORTABLE Furnished House, every convenience, to Share with business lady; rent 12s 6d.—P383, Star. TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and economy; excellent storage.—327 Cumberland st.
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Evening Star, Issue 25470, 28 April 1945, Page 3
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