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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16870, 7 June 1918, Page 7

Public Notices. N ° T I c E. "With referent to the advertisement by the Registrar of the Supremo Court, staJins that Mr. George lticharda's house, at Bath Road, Birkenhead, would bo sold, under a. Writ of Sale, in pursuance of my judgment against him, 7. William Alfred Home, hereby, in explanation thereof, have to state that the said Mr. George Richards vis sued as a guarantor of a. mortgage executed by a soldier now at the front, and I am now Withdrawing the Writ of Sale, without prejudice. (Signed) WM. A. HORNE. 4. Vulcan Lane, Auckland. ZEALAND TO WIT. IN THE MATTER OF " THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908,'' AND TN THE MATTER OF THE TROPICAL FRUIT COMPANY, LIMITED. r THE TROPICAL FRUIT COMPANY. JjiilllED. being & Foreign Company within the meaning of " The Companies Act. 1908," and being about to carry on business in New Zealand, hereby gives notice that its office is situate in the Gladstone Building, Quay Street, Auckland. Dated this fourth day of June. 1918. DUNCAN C. ERASER, Attorney for the Tropical Fruit Co., Ltd. pUBLIC fS[OTICE. OOMPANY. L m - JMRE, QHANGE OF On and after MONDAY 13th May, the business of the above Company will be conducted at NO i. WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND, next above National Bank of New Zealand. C. I. McKEAN, Manager. Q. LA X O MCR SE. MRS. DONNELLY. N.Z. Certificated Nurse and Registered Midwife. CONSULTATION- FREE on the Care and Feeding of Infants and the Use of GLAXO : — MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. FRIDAYS. 2.30 p.m.-4 p.m. 199. PONSONBY ROAD (Residence), Car Stop, at Franklin Road. DEVON PORT (Mr. Rees - George, Chemisll — WEDNESDAYS. 3 o m.-4 p.m. SYMONDS STREET (Mr. J. GGallagher. Chemist) — THURSDAY 2.30 p.m.-4 d.id Nurse Donnelly will not be in attendance from MONDAY. Juno 3, to MOVDVY, June 10. LAND Agents.—My land, situated New Lynn, has been disposed of by Wheatley and Co—'Signed » E. Richmond. I T AND Agents.Take notice, my farm, situ- ' AJ atea at Runciman, is now withdrawn I from sale.—J. C. Wallace. Electoral. A u CKLAND QITY gCHOOLS' QOMMITTEE. TO THE HOUSEHOLDERS. We, the Undersigned, who. on Wednesday evening, were duly elected as the above Committee for the ensuing year, beg to tender you our sincere thanks for so doing. We are fully aware of the sacredness of the trust you have committed to us —the school welfare of your children. We recognise that amongst other things this Committee may be of great service to •tie community in suggesting Educational Reform in many ways, and in bringing same into prominence in nuarters where effect will be given thereto. We will do our utmost in this direction. Our thanks are also tendered to the Rev. A. A. Murray tor his able and impartial services as Chairman, and to the Gentlemen who acted as Scrutineers. JOSEPH HENRY DEIGHTON JOHN JAMES EDGAR JAMES JOINER HENRY ROBERT JUDGE ERNEST LILLY JFT-HRO LOCK JOSEPH SAMSON PALMER HERBERT SCOTT ROBERT LANGLANDS WALKER. Auckland. June 6, 1918. CITY' SCHOOLS COMMITTEE. —I desire to sincerely Thank all who vot'?d for me, not forgetting Labour members and also Carters. JAMES JOINER. Professional Notices. jyj- A T E R N I T Y. J£RINEOLME pRIVATE JJOSPITAL, 32, BRENTWOOD AVENUE, OFF DOMINION ROAD. MT. EDEN. M RS - R ICH - Business. Household Matters, and Supervision, Permanent Staff. 'Phone 1959. gISTER "yyTLKES, Midwife. Royal Hospital for Women, Paddington, Sydney. Medical and Surgical. Auckland Hospital. Fees Moderate. LICENSED FOR 12 PATIENTS. DOWXE'S Massage and Electric Institute 18, Huntley Av. toff Khyber Pass).' 'Phone A 2163. All Nerve and Rheumatic Troubles Successfully Treated; Baths Galvanic. Electric. Hot Air. Vapour. ElectroTherapeutics Electrical Vibratory Massage. Teachers of Music. SINGING. — PIANO. jyjß. AND jyjRS £IYRIL rpoWSEY HAVE COMMENCED TEACHING AT THEIR RESIDENCE. 12. CITY ROAD. OFF SYMONDS ST. 'Phone A 2168. Books and Publications. j raj ITLR EXCELLENCY'S | KNITTING BOOK. .+ KiioM THi'ijxnorßTC^mAPAHT FUOM THE UNDOUBTED USEFULNESS OF THIS BOOK AS A GIFT IT FORMS A MEM FA"TO OF THE WAR PERIOD. The Proceeds are. for the Red Cross Fund. There is also available n Limited Number of Copies of Third Volume, of the •'VOYAGES OF N.Z. HOSPITAL SHITS MARAMA AND MAHENO." I'rKe. 2s 6d. For Sale at RED CROSS DEPOT, And at CHAMPTALOUP AND EDMISTOX, Queen Street. X S S R. BAKER, SHORTHAND TYPISTE (Legal and General). N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS (Room 421, 4th Floor), QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone 972 A. IVE CLINCHER _ CROSS - TYRES A TURN! These Tyres are all-British They give more miles and less trouble. All shock is absorbed by the RUBBER, the casing is not strai,ncd. Ask for the British Clincher Cross. PULL AN'. ARMITAGE. AND CO.. Auckland Agents.