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Northern Advocate, 5 November 1931, Page 1

Y OU K NOW rfHIS! DYEING, DRY-CLEANING AND RENOVATING Suits and Costumes Beautifully Cleaned, Repaired and Pressed or Dyed at Less than City Rates. Hats Cleaned and Reblocked DE TOURRET’S BUILDINGS (Upstairs) JAMES STREET Alterations and Repairs a Speciality. E. H. HUGHES TAILOR

ELECTORAL JJAY OF ISLANDS ELECTORATE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I am again a candidate for Parliament, and will address meetings in various centres during the next few weeks. I find myself in sharp disagreement with the Forbes-Coates Government on vital questions of policy, particularly in regard to the Government’s failure to deal drastically with interest rates and rent reductions. These questions were fully investigated by the Parliamentary Inter-Party Economic Committee. The case for relief was, in my opinion, fully proved, and demanded that the Government should introduce measures of a drastic nature to meet the situation, and this they have failed to do. Unless these questions are dealt with by Parliament and money returns, such as interest, are brought into line ■with reduced values of primary production and labour, there will be a grave danger of an economic (collapse. The Government’s policy is that of high taxation, both direct and indirect, which can only restrict production and! enterprise, thus preventing a return to the prosperity we all desire to see, j Among other questions of importance j that the Government has failed to ade- j quately deal with are the wheat and flour duties, which vitally affect the cost of living. This question will have to be fought out in the new Parliament. T will deal with these and other important matters when addressing yon. Yours faithfully, 748 H. M. RUSHWORTH.

PUBLIC NOTICES XTOTICE TO OWNER OF LAND ±y UNDER THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908 (PART IT) UNCLAIMED LANDS. To tlio owner of that pared of land containing 1 GO acres more or less being north part of Allotment 105, Parish of Rnarangi County of Marsdcn, bounded on the north by Allotment 106, 5120 links; on the north-cast and east by a road 100 links wide, 63 links, 672 links, 549 links, 298 links and 155 links; on the south by another part of the said Allotment 105, 6370 links, and on the west by Allotment 84, 1035 links, which said parcel of land was granted to JAMES MONTGOMERIE, of Otahuhu, Bootmaker, by Crown Grant dated 22/11/1869. WHEREAS after due enquiry the owner of the above described land cannot bo found; AND WHEREAS the said owner has no known agent or agents in Now Zealand. NOW the Public Trustee hereby calls [ upon such owner within six months from the date of this notice in the New Zealand Gazette to establish to the satisfaction of the Public Trustee his title to the said land and if he dries not do so the Public Trustee will exorcise with regard to the said land all the powers and authorities granted to him in and by the Public Trust Office Act, 1908 (Part II) amp its amendments. Dated at Wellington this 19th day of October, 1931. J. W. MacDONALD, 624 Public Trustee.

TAILORING■jI/TADB Like New. —Suits, Costumes, Blazers. Dry Cleaned, Repairs, Sterilized, latest methods. Hats Renovated. —Williams, 148 Bank St. 705 BOARD AND RESIDENCE TTOTEL WINDSOR Permanent • n - Board and Residence: Single Room, from 30/-; Casuals, 9/- per day, £2 10/weekly.—H. J. S. Piggott, Proprietor. •ORIDGE HOUSE, Warkworth.— A.A.A. Appointed House. Telephone 53. Proprietors: Mr. and Mrs. J. Clegg. Tearooms open Sundays and Holidays. Bakery (bread and small goods a specialty). Morning and afternoon teas. Superior Accommodation for Permanents and Transients. Motorists specially catered for. Electric light in every room. Reasonable; tariff. 834 'Jf ANAIA JJ OUSE GRET STREET (Under Entirely New Management) BOARD AND RESIDENCE Close to Town, yet Away from the Noise of Traffic. River Frontage with Unsurpassed View. Parking for Cars. TERMS MODERATE Phone 291 D.

WANTED KNOWN A AND P. Soeiety Spring Show on November 25th ami 20th. Don’t forgot vonr Entries. < !(, 5 "OOUQUETS and Wreaths made to order. Cut Flowers.’ —Mr, A. M. England, Florist, Maunu Ed., Whangarei. Phone 418 D., Private 418 A. O'AYE You Sent in Your Entries for the Spring Show? 300 rpWO and Sixpenny Thrillers. — A '‘Perishable Coeds,” "Beau Sabrenr, ” "Sooehow Waters,” "Still .rim,” "Jim the Conqueror,’’ "High Snow,” "Another Da v.’ Menzies, Bookseller. 728 pNTPTES CLOSE NOVEMBER 14th WHANGAEEI A. AND P. SHOW 303