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PUBLIC NOTICES T> APPLE. —Tin* Winning No. of tho * V Fretwork Tablet which was raffled for the benefit of Mr. Laveriek is 3SI. 651 U. A - aix Owing to visit of Grand Lodge. Officers, usual meeting will be held ou| WEDNESDAY, November 9 th, at 7.30 p.m. W. D. PHILLIPS, (332 Secretary. piJBLTO NOTICE I i We will not be responsible for payment of accounts owing by the Wha-j ngarei Electric Laundry. Accounts to i be sent to W. 11. YARROW. ' (us W. B. STOCK. | pADIES ’ GARDENING CLUB | Monday, 7th inst.—Picnic Tea. at Miss I Carruth’s Garden. Special Bus leaves Kensington at 2 p.m., stopping for Members. Monday, 14th inst— Rnakaka Beach, Mr. Chapman’s Garden. Special Bus leaves Kensington at 10 a.m. M. I. BLACK, (325 Hon. Secretary. TN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT -*• Holden at Whangarei. Plaint No. 52.1/1932. Between the Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of the Borough of Whangarei and dohn A. Sinton, late of Wha-j , ngarei, address unknown. 1 Take notice that you, the said De- , fendant, are hereby summoned to attend the Magistrate’s Court at Whangarei on Tuesday, the 22nd day of November, 1932, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon to answer demand of the Plaintiff for £l6 15s 2d General and Special Rates made by the Plaintiff, together with penalties and costs in respect of Lot 25 on D.P. 2605 Woodhill Est. Wharo Wharo Block Whangarei Parish Fourth Avenue particulars of such rates being attached to Summons filed herein.

I hereby certify the said summons lias been issued and that a copy of the same together with the statement of claim showing the rates claimed may be had on application at the Magistrate’s Court, Whangarei. A. L. TRESIDDER, 630 Clerk of the Court. OTIRTSTMAS QTFTS OP jgUTTER OHRTSTMAS QTFTS OP JgTITTER TO FRIENDS ABROAD TO FRIENDS ABROAD POUR LBS. FINEST NEW ZEALAND POUR LBS. FINEST NEW ZEALAND UNBLENDED BUTTER UNBLENDED BUTTER Delivered to any Address in the United Kingdom or Continent for 6/3. Put up in attractive parcels giving sender’s name and address. JOSEPH * c°- L m P.O. BOX 1509 WELLINGTON 869 ■Vf OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE I, WILLIAM ARTHUR ABBOTT, of Poroti, being the holder of an Accommodation License in respect of the House and premises situated at Poroti and known as the Poroti Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next licensing meeting to be holden at Whangarei on the fifth day of December, 1932, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to DAVID CAIRNS, my appointee. Dated at Poroti the 4th day of October, 1932. 592 W. A, ABBOTT, CHURCH NOTICES 0 IT U R C II gERVICES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1932

TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Nixon Street. Minister: Rev. F. J. Shaw, B.A. II a.m. —"God in Everyday Life.” j 7 p.m.—"The Wealth of Poverty.” Holy Communion after Evening Service. CHRISTADELPHIAN t Madeira. Hall, Rust Lane. - Sunday, 7 p.m.—Subject: "Christ the e Future King of the World.” BAPTIST CHURCH j (Rev. L. A. Day. j .11 a.m.—"Our Primary Task.” (Com-i munion and Reception New Members). 2.4 a p.m.—Waikaraka. 7 p.m. —"If Christ Died for All, Why are You not Saved?” Song Service at (5.4 a. Come Early. METHODIST CHURCH Where You Peel At Home. Whangarei—ll a.m. (4) "Thy Kingdom Come,” Rev. E. E. Sage; 7 p.m., Popular Musical Service. "Te Deum” (Jackson). Hymn Study, "Nearer My God to Thee.” Rev. E. E. Sage speaks on ‘ ‘ Hymns of Praise. ’ ’ Kamo —7 p.m., Missioncr J. Sands. Portland—7 p.m., Mission Band. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister: Rev. W. Elliott, M.A. Whangarei—ll a.m., "Direction”; 7 p.m., "Hindrances on the Highway. ” Whangarei Heads —2.40 p.m. Rev. W. Elliott. EBENEZER HALL Bank Street, j Sunday—7 p.m,, Gospel Service. Wednesday —7.40 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Thursday—7.4o p.m., Bible Reading. YOUR JfRIENDS Y BROAD WOULD APPRECIATE A SOUVENIR GREETING PROM WHANGAREI —Something Appropriate, Something c Novel. DAINTY CALENDARS. t Send now for Xmas. What would be more suitable than , Beautiful Maori Art Poker Work on Suede or Leather? Let us suggest such novelties as Maori Chiefs, Chieftaincsses, Whares, etc., ' worked on Suede, or Shopping Kits, Collar Boxes, Tea Cosies, Letter Wracks, Cushion Covers, Pipe Wracks, ( Book Markers, Sho'o Shines, Tie-on Tags, Snap Albums, Handkerchief Bags, etc., etc. A Wonderful Range to choose from. YMLKTNSON’S gPORTS OPP. PUBLIC TRUST—BANK ST.