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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14868, 20 December 1911, Page 16

Public Notices. p I T Y OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. ■ \ The Town Hall and Concert Chamber will be thrown oricn for Public Inspection on NMAS EVE' (Saturday. 23rd instO. from 7.30 to 10 p.m. HENRY W..WILSON. Town Cleric. 19th December, 1911. ■ • " A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. CREDIT FOR HOUR DUES. Secretary's Office. 12th December. 1911. Importers and others doing business with tho above Board are notified that the Board has adopted the following By-law. which comes into force on Ist January, 1912: — 1. No credit shall be given for any harbour dues payable to the Board except in accordance with tho following provisions : 2 (ai Any payor of dues may make application to the Board in the form in the schedule hereto to be allowed ' credit for harbour dues not exceeding in the. aggregate at any time tho aggregate amount of harbour dues paid by such payer of dues daring the two months immediately preceding tho lodging of tho application. (W In such application shall lie stated the names of the surety or sureties proposed,. (c) Ono incorporated company may in the discretion of the Board be accepted as a surety, but if the sureties proposed are individuals they shall not be less than two in number. (di The Board may in its discretion by resolution consent to or refuse any application, or consent to the same, tor a lesser amount than that mentioned in the application. (e) The period of credit (if any) to be given shall in each case be determined by the Board, but shall not exceed two calendar months. (fi No such consent shall become operative until the applicant has given the requisite security, which shall bo a properly stamped guarantee for the amount of credit consented to, executed -by the applicant and a surety or sureties approved by the Board in a form approved by it, and all expenses in connection with such surety shall bo borne by the applicant. (c) The Board may in its discretion at any time by resolution revoke its consent to tho giving of credit for farther dues to any person or company cither at the request of any surety or of its own motion. 3. In these By-laws the expression "harbour dues" means and includes all harbour dues as defined by "The Harbours Act. 1908." namely, any due, rate, fee. toll, tux, pilotago rate, port charge, or payment in the nature thereof, payable or leviable under the said Act or a special Ct * 11. B. BURNETT, Secretary. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE TO SHIPOWNERS AND AGENTS. Secretary's Office. December 15, 1911. Notice is hereby given that tho Auckland Barbour Board laid, on the 15th instant, two Black Buoys on the eastern sido of Motuilii Channel, and a Red Buoy on the mid-channel rock, as advised in Notico to Mariners No. 145 of 1911. Mariners are requested to beware of colliding with the Buoys. By order. H. B. BURNETT. ~ Secretary. AUCKLAND MASTER BAKERS. The notice appearing in Saturday Star and 11K81.1.D is hereby annulled. There will be NO DELIVERY 25th and 26th Decernber. nOr the Ist and 2ni January. CHAS. B. KING, Sec. Master Bakers' Association. "'V j • . , ... OLID AY TOURS. HOLIDAY TOURS. GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, '. ' Customs-street West. Will be Open i WED.. 20th. to SATY.. 24th INST, inclusive. From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., For Booking Tours to all parts of Dominion, HOLIDAY EXCURSION FARES. r\P VITAL IMPORTANCE. The Great Sudan and its urgent need of the Gospel, as described by Dr. Karl Kumm in his recent lectures in Auckland, should inspire every Christian man and woman to avail themselves or this grand opportunity that may never come again, to help send Workers to save this promising; race of people from the blight of Mohammedanism. Should the present opportunity be ignored, the consequences will be serious for the future of the'nation. Subscriptions to this noble cause will be thankfully received by REV. A. A. MURRAY. St. Andrew's. SAMUEL BARRY, Queen-street. H. It. URQUHART. M.A., Technical College. tjV're'e... ■'.' /l A M PING FOR THE HOLIDAYS. .AT, . rpAKAPTJNA .QE ASIDE. SPLENDID FISHING. , SAFE BATHING. : :■ \ '■'~ ' .' MAGNIFICENT BEACH. BOATING AT ALL STATES OF THE . TIDE. ' ' FOR FREE PERMISSION TO CAMP ON THE UNSOLD ALLOTMENTS OF THE T3ALMORAL TESTATE. APPLY TO ' ; A. M. PICKFORD, ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.' ' NO. 6. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. V M. A S M 0 T' I 0 E. . pRNEST rj. OKEATES. JEWELLER. Straight from London and the Continent. With NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES, Is located temporarily at. '• No. 22. UNION BUILDINGS, , CUSTOMS-STRET E.. list above Islington Tea Rooms. 20 per cent, discount will be given as an inducement to come out of Queen-street. ■■in i i in i i■i ' I y.M'iji i'i in i1 1 i.i Friendly Societies. > pOURT NIL DEEPERANDUM. No.; 6495 Members are hereby , fiaKSirafKi notmed tlvat D >'- s. s. 1 iwHrfflrlXu Bernard!, Surrey Crescent, LiijßißraH&tfJ <,rev Lynn, has been ap mimi'*******? pointed Fourth Medical Officer for the above named Court. Members who wish to go on his List will please inform tho Secretary as soon as possible. C. P. BARNES. C.R. JAMES WEIR, Secretary. 70,. Ponsonby Road. YXrAITEMATA LODGE *t sffiosf/l\§ Members are notifted tWAITEMATA Keller will Members are notified that Dr. P. M. Keller will &9 . be on Holiday Leave from fefiMlS*f/\JS December 19 ,to January 2, during which time Dr. A. myßrnffl " Cameron Owen will do hit •y/^yyg^. lodge work. Members are invited to bring their Children to a XMAB TREE to be held in the Lodge Room on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 20th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Singing and Reciting Competitions for the children. Bring them all along. rpHE QRAFTON T3OOKROOM. QUEEN'S " BUILDINGS, KIIYBER PASS (Opp. Snedden's). - XMAS CARDS. GIFTS. TOYS. ANNUALS. LENDING LIBRARY. MISS M. A. SINCLAIR.