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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16970, 2 October 1918, Page 12

Public Notices. A UCKLAND COAL-DEALERS' ASSOCI- r A , ATION. • PUBLIC NOTICE. Coal consumers aro horeby notified that -J on and after October 1, 1918, tho i following 1 prices will be charged lor Taupiri, Pukemiro, and Waipa Coal:— • Houso Coal. Kitchen Coal, 6. d. »• a. . Per Ton .'. .. 40 8 45 0 Per Half-ton .-. 25 6 23 6 • Per Quarter-ton 18 0 , i! I Bags .... 4 0 4 2 DISCOUNT.— cash on or bofore de- j livory, 2b per ton, Is per half-ton 6d per quarter-ton, 2d per bag; or if paid for lie- 1 fore the 28th of the month following delivery. la por toil, 6d ( per half-ton, Jrt per quarter-ton, bags net. Public attention is direoted to the advantage of paying cash, theroby saving 2s per ton. rpO EXCURSIONISTS, YACHTSMEN, 1 PICNICKERS, AND OTHERS USING MOTUTAPU ISLAND. . Prom this date. October 1. no Dogs will J l>e allowed on the Motutnpu t Leasehold. Ail , docs found will bo destroyed. Poison will ix) laid- Fires are not to bo lighted above j high-water mark. Any porsons found Infringing these regulations will render themselves liable to prosecution. - L. C. RATEBONE, . Lessee. rpo MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. The Proprietor of Letters Patent No. {13652. of Ist September, 1913, plating to " Improvements in Envelopes," is desirous . of entering into arrangement, by way of a, License or otherwise, on reasonable' terme, . for the purpose of exploiting tho above Patent and ensuring its practical working in New Zealand. All inqu lies to bo addressed to ' HENRY HUGHES. LTD., Patent Agents, 157, Feathorston ' Street. Wellington. JjpO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. Tho Proprietors of Letters Patent No. 35791, of 18th January. 19,16. relating to " Improvements in or Relating to Air Carburettins Apparatus," are desirous of entering into arrangements, by way of a Liconßo or otherwise-, on reasonable terms, for tho purpose of exploiting the above Potent and ensuring its practical working in Now Zealand. ■ All inquiries to be addressed to HENRY HUGHES, LTD.. Patent Agonts, 157, Foatherston Street. Wellington. A Y L 0 R. Pursuant to an Order of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, England, dated the Ist February, 1918, made in the matter of the Trusts of tho Will of GEORGE TAYLOR, Deceased. Lawless v. Pooka. 1917 T. No. 682, whereby (inter alia) | the following inquiries wore direoted, namely (8) whether any and which of the following persons named in the will of the testator Georgo Taylor, namely (a) William Taylor, (b) Samuel Taylor, (c) Erasmus Taylor, and (d) Helen Taylor had any and what children living at tho time of top testator's decease on th>> 14th December, 1b77 : and whether such children are respectively living or dead when they respectively died and who are tho legal personal representatives of such (if any) of them as are dead and (4) an inquiry whether any and which of (ho said children or their respective legal personal representatives have in any way assigned charged or encumbered their shares or intercuts under the will of the testator. _ Notice is hereby given that tho said William Taylor. Samuel. Taylor, Erasmus Taylor, and Helen Taylor, or if any or all of them are dead, their respective legal ■ personal representatives aro personally or j by their solicitor on or before the 31st day of ; January. 1919, to come in and prove their 11 claims at the Chambers of Mr. Justice Evo | : and Mr. Justice Peterson, Room 688, ' Royal Courts, of Justice, Strand, London, or in default thereofi they will bo peremptorily excluded from the benefit of tho said order. FRIDAY, the 7th day of February. 1919, at twelve o'clock noon at tho said Chambers is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated the 80th day of July, 1918. PRETOR W. CHANDLER, Master of the Supreme Court. Note.— said William Taylor, Samuel Taylor, and Erasmus Taylor were brothers of the said George Taylor. William Taylor is said to have had a son named William but beyond this no further particulars can be obtained. Helen Taylor it said to mar-. ried a Mr. Gill and died leaving two toys and one girl (Lizilo) who if living would be over 65 years of age, but beyond this, etatemont no further particulars can bo given. BERNARD ARNOLD, Of 60, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn, London, Solicitor for tho Plaintiff. IN the matter of "The Timber Floating • Act," 1008.To the Owner#, Lessees and Occupiers of Land along the course of the Kouparara Stream and its tributaries, in Lot 13, Old Land Claim. Blocks 11, 111, and VII, and of the Unnamed Stream and ita tributaries in Lot 12, Old Land Claim, Blocks 111 and VII, with outlet in Clendon Cove. Russell Survey District. Bay of Islands County.— notice that it is tho intention of Messrs. King Brothers, of Opua. } Sawmillers, to apply to the Commissioner of , Crown Lands at Auckland for a License in j respect to the abovenamed and described ■ streams and tjieir tributaries, and to erect , one dam on the Kouparara Stream and two ' dams on the ynnamed stream as shown on the plan i lodged with the eaid Commissioner and all Owners, Lessees, and ' Occupier# of land along the course or the eaid streams and their tributaries art hereby required, within fourteen days from th» date of this notice, to lodge with the said Commissioner objections (if any) to the issue of sneh license. Dated at Auckland, this let day of October, 1918.—5. W. IX)WARD. Agent for King Brothers. , —r - IOHANGE OF NAME WITH THE CONSENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, HOLZAPFELS, LTD., To THE INTERNATIONAL PAINT AND COMPOSITIONS, CO., LTD., 6. BROAD STREET PLACE, LONDON. Agents— JAGGER AND HARVEY. ' I J| I 8 S JjDITH LENS, For many years associated with Viavi Business, In response to a special request, will give a PUBLIC TALK ON HER EXPERIENCES TO BUSINESB GIRLS. Which are remarkably instructive and helpful, and invites all women desiring to lead better, more beautiful, and useful Uvea to attend and hear her message, which offers an opportunity, but asks neither favour nor reward. This Talk will be held at THIRD FLOOR. ELLISON CHAMBERS, Queen Street, at 8 o'clock, SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6. gISTER ESTHER'S 'XMAS TREAT. This year the Girls' Realm Guild havo undertaken to provide the Toys for Sister Esther's 'Xmaa Treat for 600 of the poorest i Children of the City. Even the smallest i donations of Money or Toys will be gratefully received. Donations may be loft at Mr. Marriage's, late Pond's Pharmacy. Queen Street. M. WRIGHT, Hon. Sec., G.R.Q, AGENTS— note I have sold my PaDatoetoe property through H. ,C. Ernest. Local Agent.—John Goddard. 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