public notices A LL. Ex-Pupils and Teachers of Onerahi School, who desire to attend or support School Jubilee, November 13, 1943, must register with the Secretary before October 12, 1943. Registration fee of 2/6 includes invitation card, souvenir badge and decade disc. —Geo. Smith, Secretary, Onerahi School Jubilee Committee, Onerahi. 94S
M.UJ.0.0.R EVENING for RETURNED MEMBERS TOMORROW NICrHT (Wednesday 6th) Members are asked to make a special effort to attend. 952 TRAVEL QLUB on rjHURSDAY OCTOBER 7, 7.30 p.ra. Y.W.C.A. HALL RUST AVENUE MISS A. COOKSON will speak of her travels in England. All interested are invited to attend. 951 WHANGAREI BOBBY CALF COMMITTEE SUPPLIERS Please Note following alterations in collections —D. Hill & Sons, Maungakaramea, etc.; Hardie Bros., Pjpiwai, etc.; D. J. Webb, Whangarei Heads, etc.; J. Ace, Whareora, Kiripaka, Maunu, and Borough. The Collection Day after this week will be WEDNESDAYS ONLY. 921 C. P. BUTLER, Secretary. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT T HEREBY give notice of ray intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date unless objection be prelodged, a copy of the statutory copy policy No. 275821 on the life of William James Brydon, formerly of Kamo, bid now of Dargaville, Hotelkeeper, which is declared to have been destroyed by fire. J. W. MACDONALD, Commissioner. Wellington, October 5, 1943. 923 PATRIOTIC JJAFFLES The result of the drawing of the undermentioned Raffles, authorised by the Auckland Provincial Patriotic Council, and drawn under the supervision of the Police Department, is as follows: — 1 BOX SWEETS (2025 E). —A. Crispin, Kamo. 1 BOX CHOCOLATES (18924 N). —G. G. Sefton, Box 61, Awanui. 1 DINNER (18588 P). —Zoe Ross, Whangarei. 1 DRESSED LAMB (18754 N). —A. Ford, Cameron Street. 1 DOLL (12066 N). —“Dugout.” 1 PYREX DISH (117240). —“Dugout.” 1 CAKE (186918).—Mrs. McCullough, 12 Dimtiss Avenue. 1 SOLDIER’S CAKE (18515P).—Mrs. M. Halliday, Woodhill Road. 1 DINNER (W.D.F.U.), 18079 P.—P. H. Bourke, 28 Central Avenue, Whangarei. 1 TURKEY C18412P). —Mrs. R. Carey, “Cintra,” Whangarei. 1 DINNER (Raffle Stall), 18262 P.—Mr. Neill, Armstrong Avenue, Whangarei. K. SIMMONDS, Secretary Women’s Activities Sub-Committee. ref 948
PERSONAL MILDMAY Evangelist from London Speaks at the Baptist Tabernacle OCTOBER 9th to 19th EVERY EVENING AT 7.30 P.M. A Welcome Awaits You. PROPERTIES FOR SALE 925 BURNISHED' Bach—Ngtmguru. Good * section. —Ring 3571. 313 / COD 5-roomed House for removal, or with one acre freehold section. —Adress Advocate. 343 -ROOMED House and 7£ acres, at Tikipunga.—For particulars apply to L. T. Pickmere, Solicitor, Whangarei. 836 A S NIP Handy to both Whangarei and good township, 350 acres, good rolling country. Milk 40 cows and carry number of sheep and cattle as well. Good home. Electric power and phone. £1350. Deposit £3OO. .BEET BEDWE Ratiioone Bireel, vvnangarei. Pijone 227 U; Private aa-iO. Order your Hevm Harrow in<jVV. 823. P. CUUivf Oi. iiiiaxil.xja Xivjiaxt 1 A.rt.Ja.i., an.A. (Z BANK PHONE 233 a | X|| Splendid Building Section, Kensington. Two road irontciges. A bmp. VNeat little Seaside Home, '■* on bus route, close Whangarei, Choice Level Volcanic Section Be£t ] oca iity. Small Bach, make good work shed. I*l f Bungalow, comprising two bedrooms, sun porch, lounge, k’ette, enam. stove, garage, concrete paths, sunny position; handy. Immediate possession. Terms. £*l ‘th—Bungalow, in very nice 3iXtV«>U or( | el . ; comprising 2 bedrooms, sleeping porch, lounge, kitchenette, bathroom, p.b. & b.; w-nouse atUitned. Concrete paths, lawns, garage 20 x 20. Guaranteed possession. Vacant Possession [LOUSE— 5 Rooms, 2 giassed-in and one open porch; large bach with casement doors opening on to fullength verandah; one of the best localTes. On bus route. Price 32i50u. J-TA ACRES—Mostly drained river *' • ' * flats which do not flood; 76 icres freehold, 194 acres Govt, renewtble lease at £7/15/- per annum. Sixoomed house; large cow'shed with 4:ow electric plant; will do 100 cows, ■'or quick sale, priced at £ll per acre. THOMSON, BAG-LEY and Co. Ltd. LAND and HOUSE SALESMEN 940 USED CARS WANTED ABSOLUTELY Highest Spot Cash -for your Used Car or Truck. — /hangarei Used Car Depot, 10 Rathone St. Phone 2276. Private 3159. 154 iTODEL A Sedan, Tourer or Coupe; good tyres. Full particulars Gager, [ikurar.gi. ! 888 FTANTED—IO h.p. Car.—State price, condition, etc., to Shamrock Linen 10., Ltd.. Auckland 530 ~TODERN printing and styles. Expert A workmanship and quick delivery, leasonable prices. .. -.■ ■■ . . V THE NORTHERN ADVOCATE. , Phone 2399. V, . ■/ • V-,
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