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PUBLIC NOTICES ELOCUTION Class recommences TOMORROW (WED.), SEPT. 5, at 3.30 p.m. Parochial Hall MRS. W. BURNS—Phone 2064. 374 A UTOMOBILE INVESTMENTS Ltd., Sdfe Deposit Bldgs., High Street, Auckland. Telephone 40-840. Money to lend and Hire Purchase finance on Motor Vehicles. Inquiries by letter or telephone will receive prompt attention. A2O A LAN WRIGHT, formerly on the staff of Bob Morrison, will be commencing business on his own account at Les Waldron’s workshop, top end of RUST LANE, as from Sept. 3, 1945. All classes of welding, blacksmithing and general repairs undertaken. My motto is “Service and Civility.”—A. WRIGHT. 98 A PROCLAMATION published in N.Z. Gazette, 1945, page 1046, notifies that the land described in Schedule hereto was taken for P. & T. purposes, in terms of Public Works Act, 1928. SCHEDULE (Approx, areas)—39.sßp., Lot 41; 31.92 p„ Lot 42; 31.92 p„ Lot 43, D.P. 27128, part Allot. 1, Parish of Whangarei, North Auckland Land District; as shown on plan marked P.W.D. 122020, in office of Minister of Works.— N. E. HUTCHINGS, Under-Secretary. 353 Doe’s Fumigating Nest Egg for Healthy Hens U.S.A. poultry farmer’s ingenious discovery for poultry health and comfort encourages better laying now made by special arrangements in N.Z. Banishes fleas, lice, vermin, etc., in nest and on hen—no fussing with disinfectants. Eggs last for months—practically unbreakable. The more hen sits on egg more effective the action. “They're wonderful,” says leading ..Auckland poultry man. Single Eggs 2/6 (G for 10/). Post Free. Money-back Guaranteed. Protect your flock this proved, laboursaving way. Send postal note.—Southern Gilbert Co), Box 5083A.W., Lambton Quay, Wellington. 522 REE TO JfiARMERS POPULAR FARM MAGAZINE PROVIDED you are engaged in farming the latest issue of the N.Z. Exporter and Farm Home Journal is now available to you free of charge. The purpose of this offer is to reveal the wealth of fanning information, highly instructive articles on farm management; ideas successfully used on N.Z. farms, modern developments overseas. Also 24-page Home Section packed with lovable human interest stories, sketches N.Z. country life. Bright, amusing, entertaining contributions by N.Z. farm women. Also recipes, hints and children’s section. Send for free copy today to Exporter Publishing Dept., P.O. Box 1001 C, Wellington. E 8

DANCING ■MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB—iWL TONIGHT TONIGHT PAROCHIAL HALL 352 U ALL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER GRAND WELCOME HOME GRAND WELCOME HOME to McNeill Bros. (Jim and Jack). Hilford Bros. (Jack and Howard). IVAN WALTERS’ BAND Roll up and give the boys a good welcome home ! 330 JJAUNGATAPERE yiCTORY T>ALL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 Proceeds in aid of Children's Christmas Tree Fund. Good Prizes. Good Floor. Novelties. Good Supper. STAN TURNER'S ORCHESTRA Double 5/-. Gent’s 3/-, Ladies 2 8. Bus leaves Prescott's Depot at 8 p.m.

J)ON'T JJISS POROTI ANNUAL BALL FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7 Bus leaving Whangarei if sufficient passengers. Book now. 378 Q.RAND "yiCTORY gALL OPUAWHANGA HALL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 Lots of Novelties. Plenty of Fun. PHIL POMERY’S ORCHESTRA Admission: Gents 2/6. Ladies 2/-. 363 ‘WARRINGTON SCHOOL OF DANCING” Ballroom, Tap, Operatic, National, Greek. Private lessons by appointment W 8

MEETINGS roETOßHErarnggl A MEETING, with a view to formx ing a Women’s Section of the Whangarei Returned Services' Assn. (Inc.), will be held in the Town Hall Supper Room on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOOhh September 5, at 2.30. Under the proposed rules the following would be eligible for membership: All women who have served overseas as nurses, V.A.D.’s or in any other capacity and also all women who are near relatives of servicemen or women who have served or are serving overseas in any war waged by the Crown. Near relatives include wives, widows, mothers, sisters and daughters of such servicemen or women. All interested are cordially invited to attend. 134 R. G. RUSSELL. Secretary. NORTHERN MRMRO CO-OPERATIVE Wlkjf TERMINATING SOCIETY Results of the Appropriation Meeting held on THURSDAY, August 30, 1945. Ballots. Sales by Tender.