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Grey River Argus, 25 November 1944, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. YJEFORE accepting work for Boote and Party Co-op. Mine, Dunollie, all workmen are advised to communicate with the Union Secretary, D. Barnes. COMPETITION Winners, Blake-town-Cobden Patriotic Shop:— Dinner, Mrs S. Andrews, Sturge St.; £1 Order, Mrs Lyons, Packer’s Quay; Alarm Clock, G. Manson, Blaketown; Kid Gloves, Mrs H. Cooper, Palmerston St. pREY SWIMMING CLUB: First weeklv Club Night of the season, NEXT TUESDAY, Nov. 28, commencing at 7 o’clock All members invited to attend. Programme at (Baths. Entries close with caretaker, 6 p.m. Monday. No post entries, SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. ■pRIDAY. the Ist. day of December, 1944, will be observed as a Special Bank Holiday at our offices in the Provincial District of Westland. ißank of New South Wales. Bank of New Zealand. Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd. National Bank of N.Z. Ltd. Union Bank of Australia Ltd. SUPREME COURT WESTLAND DISTRICT. NOTICE TO JUROR’S. npHE attendance of all COMMON A and GRAND JURORS summoned to aopear at the SUPREME COURT, at GREYMOUTH on MONDAY, the 27th. day of NOVEMBER, 1944 is DISPENSED WITH and each and every one is hereby DISCHARGED. Dated at GREYMOUTH, this 24th. day of NOVEMBER, 1944. C. A. MONTGOMERIE, Sheriff. LAND SALES COURT. is hereby given that the Nelson Registry will close on the evening of THURSDAY, 21st. December, 1944, and will re-open on MONDAY, 15th. January 1945. E. F. FROGGATT, Deputy-Registrar. HEALTH LECTURE. SATURDAY, November 25, at 8 p.m. Ruatapu Hall. Hear the dynamic speaker, ELIZABETH HILLGROVE, of the COSMIC R.AY HEALTH INSTITUTE, who WILL explain why New Zealand is only a third grade country as regards health, with our hospital accommodatjon over-taxed and becoming worse ‘daily; and will explain also how to PREVENT this appalling condition. CHALLENGE TO ORTHODOX (SURGICAL)' METHODS. Collection to defray expenses. William J. Hillgrove, Health Specialist, may be consulted at Lake Mahinapua Hotel until November 27. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF A LICENSE. Licensing District of Westland. “The Licensing Act, 1908.” T MANVERS BETHAN EDWARDS, of Greymouth, being the holder of a Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Greymouth, and known as the Union Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Hokitika on the Bth. day of December, 1944, apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to John D.arwell, of Greymouth, Hotelkeeper, to whom I have assigned the lease of the said house and premises. Dated at Greymouth, the 17th. day of November, 1944. Signature: M. B. Edwards. HANNAN & SEDDON, Solicitors, Greymouth. Under the Coal Mines Act, 1925. APPLICATION NO. 89/1944 FOR A COAL MINING RIGHT. To the Warden of the Westland Mining District at Reefton. PURSUANT to the Coal Mines Act, 1925, the undersigned, ALFRED DAVID WILLIAMS, of Reefton, Mine Manager, hereby applies for a Co.nl Lease in respect of the following land: All that piece of land situate in the Land District of Nelson and the Mining District of Westland, beino- Section 39, Block X, Reefton Survey District as the same is more particularly shown on the plan filed herewith. Area applied for: 20 acres. The said land is: Un.alienated Crown Lands. Date of marking out: 18/11/44. Mark on pegs: ‘W’. Has the applicant any interest in any other coal mining right? If so, give full particulars of such interest, together with the number and date of the coal mining right: Yes. Mortgagee in possession of Coal Lease No’ 3432, Reefton Mining Registry, dated 9th March, 1915. If the area applied for adjoins an area held under a coal mining right, give the name of the lessee or licensee together with the number and date of such right-: Adjoins above lease and is essential for access to and working of same. If the application is for a coal mining lease, state:— (1) The approximate quantity of coal which may be reasonably extraced from the area in respect of which .a lease is applied for: 5000 tons. (2) The estimated cost of developing the area, including the necessary plant, equipment, and buildings required for such purpose: Already developed. (3) What finance has been arranged to develop the area as a coal mine, together with the required plant, equipment and buildings: All finance available. (4) The estimated annual output: 500 tons. (5) The term for which a lease is required: 24 years. Address for service: At the office of, Isaac Patterson & Son, Reefton. Dated at Reefton, this 18th day of November, 1944. Signature of Applicant: Alfred David Williams, by his solicitor, I. K. Patterson. Precise time of filing this application: 12 noon on 23/11/1944. Time and place appointed for the hearing of the application and all objections thereto: Tuesday, the 9th ’January 1945, at 10.30 a.m. at the Warden's Court at' Reefton. (Objections must be filed in the RpXtrar’s Office and notified to apSt at 'east three days before the time so A SHARPE, / Minins Registrar.