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PUBLIC NOTICES 4 T WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name without my written consent. FRED RAPANA, 29a Otaika Road. Whangarei, 29/7/49. 450 FOOTBALL CLUB SENIOR FOOTBALL: Maungaturoto v. Mid-Western, at Maungakaramea, 2 p.m. Tomorrow 474 -yiSITORS TO pAIHIA Please note that the “ALGUS" TEA ROOMS will be CLOSED for Annual Holidays from 1/8/49 to 19/8/49. 803 WHANGAREI CRUISING CLUB (Incox-porated) TF the Unclaimed Dinghy stored in Clubhouse is not claimed within 30 days it will be sold to defray expenses. 469 G. H. PALMER, Hon. Sec. AIM OF THE COMMUNISTS The Communists aim at overthrowing democratic Government in New Zealand, at establishing the Police State. That is why they formed and now lead the “Peace and Anti-Conscription Federation.” They want to keep New Zealand weak. —VOTE FOR COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING.—J.D.A.C. pABLE pENNIS QHAMPIONSHIPS R.S.A. HALL - SATURDAY KAWAKAWA JULY 30 Play commences at 10.30 a.m. Finals at 7.30 p.m. See the cream'of Northland Table Tennis Players in Action. 451 JT’S J.JERE! THE DIESEL JpORDSON 7^£AJOR MR FARMER . . . Here’s your oppor tunity to bring added power plus untold economy to your farming operations. INSPECT THIS FORDSON MAJOR TRACTOR AT OUR PREMISES NOW DEMONSTRATION: DATE—August 5. TIME—II A.M. PLACE—Mr J. Scott-Davidson’s Property, “The Pines,” Parua Bay. WHANGAREI ENGINEERING CO. LIMITED WALTON STREET WHANGAREI Phones: Business 2639 Private 2624 Fordson Major Tractor Dealers. j 347 MOTOR BUS CO., LTD. WHANGAREI - RUSSELL SERVICE I I I ALL-DAY TRIP TO RUSSELL Every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday: Departs Whangarei—B.3o a.m. Arrives Russell—ll a.m. Departs Russell—3.3o p.m. Arrives Whangarei—6 p.m.

Also — MONDAY to FRIDAY (Inclusive): Depart Russell—7.4s a.m. Depart Whangarei—3 p.m. I I I Take Your Visitors to Historic Bay of Islands for the Day FARE—I2/- Single, £1 Return. I I I BOOK NOW at Northern Motor Bus Co., Ltd.’s TERMINAL, Bank St. (Phone3l27). Would Deprive Us Of Our Rights The Peace and Anti-Conscription League does not oppose conscription in Russia—only in New Zealand. They do not oppose compulsory unionism or compulsory education. They only oppose the means by which we can retain our British liberties, all the rights and privileges we have won. VOTE FOR COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING —J.D.A.C. RUSSELL TOWN BOARD NOTICE OF NOMINATION AND ELECTION FOR EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY PURSUANT to Section 22 o: the 1 Town Board Act, 1908. and Sections 7 and 42 of the Local Elections and Polls Act. 1925, and all amendments, I hereby give notice that an election will be held on Wednesday. August 31. 1949. for the purpose of electing one Commissioner for the Russell Town Board in place of Mr. C. S. Foster, deceased. I hereby appoint the Library Building. Russell, as the place and Monday. August 8, 1949 (before noon) as the time for nominations for the candidates for such office. J. D. HISLOP. Returning Officer. Russell Town District. Nomination Forms may be had at the Town Board Office and the Roll will close on Wednesday, August 3. 1949, at 4 p.m. 446 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS VTOTICE is hereby given that all Creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Whangarei on or before the 30th day of August. 1949. Any claim r.ot lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows: “I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” ESTATES: MORGAN. ROBERT BOWMAN, formerly of Drury, but late of Whangarei. farmer; died 11/5/49. BUTTS, MARGARET EMMA, formerly of Maungaturoto. but late of Auckland, (Ividow; died 21 / 7/49. D. O’DONOGHUE. District Public Trustee for Whangarei. July 28, 1949, 465