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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 3445, 19 March 1932, Page 4

Public Notices. TRANSPORT LICENSING ACT, 1931. NOTICE OF MEETING OP No. 5 DISTRICT LICENSING AUTHORITY. JT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Public Sitting of the No. 5 District Licensing Authority will be commenced in the Courthouse, Te Kuiti, on 23rd March, 1932, at 10 a.m., for the pui'pose of receiving evidence and representations in favour of or against the granting of the following applications for passenger-service licenses from those received to date. The Secretary should be advised immediately of the names and addresses of any proposed witnesses, and in what capacity they will give evidence; and any written representations should also be sent to him at the earliest possible date. All such communications must show thereon the reference number (indicated below) of the relative application. Name of Applicant Description of Proposed Service. Manunui Motor Co.,Ltd. W. Clokey G. Porter G. J. Mear H. W. Bentley W. K. Jones T. Holden N. E. Hunter Manunui—Taoimarunui 22/5/16 Te Kuiti-Waitomc 22/5/26 Manunui-Taumarunui 22/5/3J Taumarunui-Oruaiwi 22/5/5( Waitomo Caves-Hangatiki 22/5/55 Aria-Te Kuiti 22/5/54 Waitomo Caves-Te 22/5/51 Te Waitere-Te Kuiti . 22/5/5* C. A. TURNER, Secretary, No. 5 District Licensing Authority. STRATFORD.

TE KUITI D.H.S. OLD PUPILS' ( ASSOCIATION.. A MEETING of the above will be held in the Headmaster's Room, Tuesday, the 22nd March, at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend. M. BARKER, 415 Secretary. WAITOMO ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. POWER CUT-OFF.

>OWER will be cut off the whole of this Board's Area from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, 20th March, to carry out alterations at Hangatiki Sub-station. N. A. DAVIDSON, 412 Resident Engineer. SALE BY MORTGAGEE. ACTING at the request of the Mortgagee mentioned in Mortgage No. 195082, The Farmers' Cooperative Auctioneering Company, Limited, will sell by Public Auction at the Saleyards, Te Kuiti, at 10.45 a.m. on Wednesday, the 23rd day of March, 1932. "piIRSTLY, that piece of freehold land situate in the Survey District of Orahiri, containing 1116 acres, more or less, being Section 1, of Block V., of the said Orahiri Survey District, and being the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 312, Folio 24, Auckland Registry, AND SECONDLY, that piece of land situate as aforesaid, containing 30 acres 0 roods 1.5 perches, more or less, being Section 6A of Block V., of the said Orahiri Survey District, and being the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 312, Folio 22, Auckland Registry. The property, which is situated 20 miles from the Hangatiki railway station, is watered by good creeks and comprises some 100 acres of ploughable land, balance hilly. The access is by the Putaki Road. Improvements consist of a 6-roomed house (iron, iron roof and chimney), woolshed, barn and stable, fencing yards and dip roads and tracks.

Particulars and conditions of sale may be seen and inspected at any time prior to the sale at the offices of the auctioneers, Sheridan Street, Te Kuiti, or at the offices of Hine and Hine, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Sheridan Street, Te Kuiti. 324

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Indignation is being expressed, says the Christchurch Times, by members of the Territorial Force at an incident in a Magistrate's Court recently when a young man was ordered to join the territorials as a condition of probation. The New Zealand Regulations provide that members of the forces convicted of any civil offence must be dismissed from the forces forthwith. ' Commenting on the matter, Major H. G. Livingstone said that the decision of the magistrate was the most amazing he had ever seen and was likely to cause much concern among parents of territorials. The military forces were on a voluntary basis, and men who had been dealt with by the courts would not be admitted by the order of any magistrate. Other officers expressed similar sentiments and stated that under the law of New Zealand a youth of the type described could not be a member of the forces.