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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23314, 25 July 1950, Page 2

WRESTLING OPERA HOUSE { i TONIGHT, TONIGHT | I s s p.m. 1 AL COSTELLO (Australasian Champion) j; LIGHTNING JOE CAMPBELL (America) ,i ALSO fi 4 GOOD AMATEUR BOUTS I 193 I PUBLIC NOTICES Australian mutual provident SOCIETY (Inc. in Australia) Tis ( 'he intention of the Society on ,r after the 25th day of August next to ssuc a Copy Policy in place of Policy sfo. 1463602 on the life of Daphne 3 amela Campbell (nee Stewart), which ’olicy is declared to have been lost. N C. CROZIER, Manager for New Zealand. Wellington, July 24, 1950. 143 NOTICE PIGS found straying on the property of S. Pardoe, Waerenga-a-hika, will be Shot, and any damage done will be claimed for. NOTICE I ADVISE that I will commence a Fruit and Vegetable Delivery in the Borough on Monday, July 31st. lor fresh fruit and vegetables delivered to your door at competitive prices please ring 3421 between 7.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. or write No. 73, Herald. j._o. f. Mcknight 95 WAI-O-MATATINI HUI ALL Accounts owing in respect of the funeral Ceremonies conducted at Wai-i-matatini on Friday, July 21st, are to >e presented by WEDNESDAY, August ith, to the Secretary. Ngatiporou Coiperative Dairy Company, Limited, lualoria. P. KAUA, For The Committee. 180 TRANSPORT ACT, 1949 dE Transport Charges Committee has ceived an application from James irtlelt, of Anaura Bay, via Tolaga ay, for the fixation of fares. Unless written representations are ccived within 14 days of this notice questing that a formal sitting be :ld, the Transport Charges Committee eposes to consider the application on ritten submissions without formal ■aring on Uth August. 1950, in office Transport Charges Committee, Jas. nith’s Bldg., Manners St., Wellington, 10 a.m. Written representations requesting a rmal hearing or in connection with iplication may be made to E. C. Hale, •cretary. Transport Charges Commite P.O. Box 107, Tc Aro, Wellington, RETURNED SERVICES GISBORNE RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL 51 EE TING THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION will be held in the BON ACCORD ROOMS ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th, 1950 At 7.45 p.m. BUSINESS: Adoption of Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Officers and Declaration of Postal Ballot. General. 522 A. H. MILLER. Secretary.

LAND BALLOT APPLICATIONS from ex-servicemen graded “A” for DAIRY FARMING in the PALMERSTON NORTH DISTRICT or any larger portion of the Wellington District which includes Palmerston North, close with the undersigned at 3 p.m. on Monday, 14th August, 1950, for tlie subdivision described below. The subdivision is offered on permanent tenure for immediate possession. SUBDIVISION “G” AWAHURI FARM SETTLEMENT (formerly Est. A. G. Collins), situated on Taipo Road, H miles S.S.W of Awahuri. Dairy factory at Awahuri. Area 651 acres (approx.); estimated carrying capacity about 50 dairy cows and "replacements: dwelling unlikely to be completed prior to possession; temporary single accommodation only until completed. Cash contributions; Leasehold nil. freehold or deferred payments £9OO. Note: Grading Certificates must accompany all applications Intending applicants should obtain copies of Conditions of Offering which give full details of Ihe subdivision and are obtainable with application forms from their local Rehabilitation Office. D A. PATERSON, Commissioner of Crown Lands, P.O. Box 5014, Wellington; 9S NGAITAHU TRUST BOARD ELECTION OF MEMBERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undermentioned persons have been duly nominated as candidates tor recommendation for appointment as Member for the respective Districts of the Board as shown hereunder. AS THE REPRESENTATIVE OF NGAITAHU Being the Representative on the Board of all Beneficiaries wheresoever domiciled. .u SINCLAIR, Douglas Pohio. TIRIKATENE, Eruera Tihema. For the purpose of selecting a candidate to be recommended as Representative of Ngaitahu District a Postal Ballot will be taken. For voting purposes Beneficiaries are deemed to be persons beneficially Interested in the Ngaitahu Trust Fund who have attained the age of 21 years on the 31st day of May, 1950. No special form ol voting paper is required, but Beneficiaries may exercise their votes by writing to the RETURNING OFFICER so as to reach him on or before the 31st day of July, 1950. Stating:— (a) The candidate for whom they wish to vote as a Representative of Ngaitahu. (b) The permanent address of the Beneficiary exercising the vote. (c) If possible the Beneficiary’s number on the Ngaitahu Claim list, passed by The Native Land Court, 1925, or any Succession Order passed by The Maori Land Court, or if number or date of Court Order is not known, or If the claim is not in the voter's own right, the name of the person through whom the beneficial right is claimed. All voting papers shall be signed by the Beneficiary voting, ’ and shall be forwarded by the voter to the RETURNING OFFICER. SOUTHERN MAORI DISTRICT. SUPREME COURT, BOX 80, CHRISTCHURCH, so as to reach him not later than the 31st day of July. 1950. Postage will be paid on delivery. Dated at Kaiapoi this 16th day of June. 1950. E A. N. TIRIKATENE. Secretary, 'NGAITAHU TRUST BOARD 820