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Northern Advocate, 19 August 1944, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES TYPEWRITER SERVICE A N experienced typewriter and office machinery mechanic will be in Whangarei on August 28 on his regular quarterly visit. Business houses and others wishing to avail themselves of his services please write to ARMSTRONG & SPRINGHALT. LTD., Box 767, Auckland. 917 WHANGAREI BAPTIST CHURCH SATURDAY AUGUST 19, 7.30 P.M. Present the sound films entitled — (1) “This Amazing Universe.” (2) “The Door to Heaven.” (3) “Choosing Rather.” Everybody Welcome. Collection. 31 NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC.) WHANGAREI CENTRE jC\AREWELL Social to Centre President (Raymond Ferner, Esq., S.M.) and Mrs. Ferner on TUESDAY, Aug. 22, 1944, at 7.45 p.m. in Red Cross Rooms, opposite Public School. All members invited.—ALEX FAIRLEY, Hon. Centre Secretary. 76 ESTATE of WILLIAM LOVE, late of Pukehuia, Farmer, Deceased. pURSUANT to an Order by a Judge of the Supreme Court, notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims against the abovenamed Estate are hereby required to send in full particulars in writing of their claims to the undersigned Executors on or before the 30th day of September, 1944, after which date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice and that in such event the Executor will not be liable for any assets so distributed to any person of whose claim he had no notice at the time of such distribution. Da'ed at Whangarei the 19th day of August, 1944. ARTHUR LOVE, c o J. S. DAY, Solicitor for the Executors, Rathbone St., Whangarei. 38 MAUNGATAPERE BATTALION HOME GUARD “C” COMPANY TpEAL ALLOWANCES will be paid x to the above Company at the places, times and dates as follows: August 21—Titoki, 10 a.m. August 22—Parakao. 10 a.m. August 23—Joe Te Rangi's Cream Stand. 10 a.m.; Pakotai Store, 10.30 a.m.: Alison’s Gate (Homestead), 1 30 p.m.; Allen Road, 2 p.m.: Rika’s Cream Si and, 2.30 p.m. August 24—Pakotai Store, 10 a.m.; Rika's Road, 10.30 a.m.; Meyers’ Rd.. 11 a.m.; Okaharau Rd., 11.30 a.m.: A. Christie’s. 1.30 p.m.; Alexander's Mill, 2.15 p.m. . Guardsmen must contact their platoon commanders to ascertain if their names appear on the pay roll. NOTE —All moneys not signed for on the specified dates will be paid into the Public Account. CAPT. J. BRESLIN. 0.C.. “C” Coy. 992

MEETINGS MAUNU A MEETING of all Primary Producers will be held in the Maunu Hall on TUESDAY, August 22. Subjects for discussion include: Reorganisation Farmers’ Union, Wellsforcl Plan, etc. Speaker: R. C. KRUSE. 82 ' PERSONAL JANET DATA Wrinkle Treatment— remedy. Free details. —M. Flanna, 228 Queen Street. Auckland. 380 SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING T EARN Dress Cutting. Designing *~ J and Making at the HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, 1 Hunt Street. ’stud, notices BRED FROM IMPORTED PARENTS MALIBU (2) Sire: Chief Ruler (Imp.) (1). Dam: Afterglow 11. (Imp.) (2). CHIEF RULER—Head of sires’ list. 1930-32, second 33. 34, 35 and sire ol winners of £231.000, and now heads list as sire of Dams of Classics’ winners for season just closed. CHIEF RULER is by The Tetrarch, the fastest horse that ever lived, and in turn sired the fastest mare to race in any part of the world, viz., Mumtaz I Mahal. From Jest, winner of the Oaks, etc., and dam of Humorest, winner of the Derby, and sister to Absurd, leading sire in N.Z.. 1921-22-23-24-26-27. AFTERGLOW 11., by Sunstar, winner of the Derby, etc., and £16,400, and brother to Princess Dorrie, the Oaks and Guineas and £9900. Sunstar, sire of winners of £230,000. Afterglow 11. is dam of eight winners in Australia and N.Z., and her progeny have won from 1 mile to 2<\ miles, winning many of the leading cups and handicaps in Australia. MALIBU combines the best racing blood in the world today. His pedigree contains a double line of The Tetrarch and Sundridge, undoubtedly the producers of more Derby and Classics’ winners than any other family. MALIBU is a young, handsome horse, standing 16.1 hands and powerfully built and perfect temperament, sound in wind and limb and a sure foalgetter. His only representative to race to date is Almnza. w"ho won in her second start. Fie has now a number in work and they show every promise of adding further laurels to his list. FEE: 15 guineas. Concession to owners of two or more mares. Write for extended pedigree and cards. J. S. RYAN KARA WHANGAREI 918 AUCTION SALE CLEARING SALE 1 , i MATAPOURI 1 ( rpHURSDAY 0 J j 11 A.M. SHARP t Having received instructions from ! MR. J. W. BINES, who is giving up , milking, we will offer the following: c 34 Shorthorn and Jersey Cows. 12 3-year Shorthorn Springing , Heifers. 6 Fat Shorthorn Cows. J Cream Cans, Vat, Riding , Saddle. J Also, on a/c client— ' 12 Shorthorn and Jersey Cows £ and Heifers. ’ On a/c client—2o Hereford and B.P. I cross 3-year Bullocks. * Luncheon provided. North Auckland Farmers’ ' ’■ Co-op., Ltd. AUCTIONEERS - WHANGAREI 789