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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17457, 29 April 1920, Page 10

_ Amusements. XTING'S rpHEATRE. ■VTEWTON Proprietors • - Ben and John Fuller. Ltd. Direction ..... Do Ray and Hart TO-NIGHT— AT Q—rpO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT—AT O— 1 O-NIGHT. Sucoess of Onr Great Variety Show. THE T AMPINI, NONSENSICAL GREAT -L/AMPINI. YANK. LA PROFESSOR TAAVOURITA. "TVALMAJNE. J: AVOURITA. I^ALMAJNr:. MUSICAL rtARLSON3. ÜBICAL LEGG AND TTART. EGO AND -LIART. HASSAN XT'HAN. ASS AN XV HAN. AND GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY. Plana at Richardson's and at Finlay's, top of Pitt Street. PRICES: Is. 2s. 3s (Reserves). Plus Tax. MANAGERIAL NOTE— party of officers and men from H.MS. Renown will visit the Theatre to-night. Meetings. jTi RAFTON DISTRICT SCHOOL. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting- wi'.l be held in ths> School. Nugent Street, on MONDAY NEXT. 3rd prox., at 8 o'clock p.m. All Householders. Parents, and Guardians within the School District are cordially invited to be present. D. DUNCAN, Chairman. April 27. 1920. HE FED. COOKS AND STEWARDS i OF N.Z. INDUSTRIAL UNION OK i WORKERS. I A Special Meeting will be held in the Central Hall. Cook Street, on SUNDAY, May 1 2, at 10 JO a.m. j E. LEE. Secretary. Sporting. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. 1920. JUNE 3. 5, AND 7. NOMINATIONS for Great Northern Hurdles Great Northern Steeplechase Winter Steeplechase Cornwall Handicap King .George Handicap York Welter Handicap. CLOSE ON FRIDAY. APRIL 30 by FIVE O'CLOCK (5 p.m.) FEES (Isov each) MUST accompany Nomiuations. j W. S. SPENCE. J Secretary. Public Notices. A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES AND TEACHERS. CLOSING OF SCHOOLS. In conformity with instructions received from the District Health Officer, the Board directs that all Schools under its jurisdiction within the Auckland Health District be closed until MONDAY, May 10, 1920. The Auckland Health District includes the whole of the Auckland Education ..District, with the exception of the Counties of Mongenui, \VhanKaroa, Bay of Is anda. Hokiariga. Whangarei, Hobson, and Otamatea. which comprises the North Auckland Health District. Schools within the North Auckland Health District are already closed by order of the North Auckland District Health Officer until MONDAY. May 3. 1920. E. C. PURDIE, Secretary. April 28, 1920. A TTWSCLATMER. In reference to Public Notice inserted by the Farmers' Milking Machine Company, in ■ which they state that " 1 was no longer in i their employ," I beg to inform the farming ' community that I never was in the employ I of the Farmers' Milking Machine Company at any period, but acted as a selling agent { during last s'sason. Immediately the I Greenslade Milking Machine was procurI able I relinquished, of my own accord. " The Farmer." by written notice to the Company, and in future the whole of my . efforts will be concentrated on the Sale of the Greenslade Milking Machine. (Signed) F. J. MacLEAN. Care of Greenslade Milking Machine Co., ... ~ Hamilton. Auckland. April 27, 1920. JJ" A U G H T O X. Any Person knowing of the whereabouts or any particulars of the last place of abode, marriage, death or next of kin of BRIDGET NAUGHTON, sister of Patrick Naughton, late of Egerton, in the State of Victoria, Australia, Farmer, deceased intestate, and daughter of James and Mary Naughton. late of Deelish Shanagolden, in tho County of Limerick. Ireland, both deceased., are requested to communicate immediately with the Farmers and Citizens Trustees' Company. Bendigo. Limited, of Charing Cross, Bendigo. in the State of Victoria, Australia, Administrator of the estate of the said Patrick Naughton, deceased. The said Bridget Naughton left Ireland for Australia about the year 1870. and is believed to have died in Australia or New Zealand about twenty-five years ago. The above inquiries are made in connection with a proposed application to the Supreme Court of Victoria relative to the unclaimed share of the said Bridget N»ugh- i ton in the estate of the said Patrick Naughton. deceased. Dated tho 27th day of March. 1920. MILES O'NEILL. Of Gillies Street. Rochester, in Victoria. Proctor for the said Company. AUCKLAND AND SUBURBAN MILK VENDORS' ASSOCIATION. AT A MEETING OP THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28. IT WAS DECIDED TO RAISE THE RETAIL PRICE OF MILK TO To PER QUART. SUCH RISE TO TAKE EFFECT AS FROM SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 1. H. M. TANSLEY. Hon. Secretary. yAs. AUCKLAND M<ggfrl *?■ RETURNED raiWWSOLDItKI SOLDIERS' ASSOCIAVW*' —-• LAND BUREAU. No further applications will be received under Section 2 of the Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act for grants to purchase houses or to pay off existing mortgages, until such time as Parliament meets and has opportunity of granting further imprest. . Therefore, in the future, only ultraimportant applications for grants to puchase farms will be considered by the Land Board and by this Land Bureau i« til. n'o'S* ??. rticula , of the alteration in the D.S.S. Act. aoplv to FORBES EADIE. A» c a t jo Officer in Charge. A.K.b.A. Land Bureau ' 27A, Albert St.. Auckland. pUBLIC NOTICE. The Proprietor (A. F. Berry), of New Zealand Patent No. 38.834. entitled "ELECTRIC FUSE" is desirous of disposing of th? patent cr filtering into work ; n~ arrangements under license or otherwise* with firms likely to be interested in the" same. Further particulars can be obtained and offers 'for transmission to the owners) made to BALDWIN AND RAYWARD. Patent Attorneys, Wellington, Auckland. Christchurch Dunedin. PERSONS with dog and gun are not ' allowed to trespass on my property at Silverdale.—H. Jolly. Silverdale. ' ° * I C E. i The publio are notified that the Motor-cycle and Side-car which gave 6uch splendid service to the St. John Ambulance at Monday's Race Meeting at Ellerslie. in honour of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, was a HARLEY-DAVIDSON OUTFIT. The driver. Mr. E. E. Crothall. of the Crothall Way Co.. demonstrated its won- | derful reliability and comfort by using it as | an ambulance, and conveying injured jockeys iin the Side-car to the dressing room.