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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17484, 31 May 1920, Page 10

{ : ;."■-; ,r'v ; Meetings. . : ,v.,.-..-': ; ," ; : i'Q, L X MP, I C ~ _;.;.',.. TEAM OFFICIAL FAREWELL ; •, : n [j*b# jk" :Ut the •'..'",'■■!• ' \ ' '■ j CHAMBEE OF COMMERCE 'if.'| TO-DAY (MONDAYI, 8 -P.M., i, 'ti*&.-yi. .'*iW'By'.the ' ""' MAYOR (Mr. ,J. H. GUnson), TO AUCKLAND'S INTERNATIONAL i'. l,i :. REPRESENTATIVES. Miss Violet Walrond, Messrs. George Davidson and Darcy C. Hadfield, Who leave this evening en route to the > Seventh Olympiad at Antwerp. Representatives ,of . Swimming, Bowing, Athletic. Football, Boxing. Hockey, Yachting, and Cricket Associations or Clubs and other Sports Bodies, are invited to attend also friends and enthusiasts. ' GEORGE H. KATTERNS. Chairman WILLIAM MORTON, Hon. Sec ."DOYAL NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY r* FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. The Twelfth Annual Meetinj; of the Plunket Society will bo held in the Chamber of Commerce. Swanson Street, on WEDNES- , DAY, June 2. ' Br/SBBsa; ' ; To receivo the Report _! »_, Committee and to Elect Officere for the current yiir. All interested aro oordiaUy inrited to attend. EJLEEN L. Partridge,, • ' Acting Hon. Secretary. A UCKLAND X SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OP THE TRUSTEES WILL BE HELD AT THE BANK ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, ' ■ AT 2.15 P.M. ! J. MUIR BARB, xt nn Manager. May 29, 1920. PANTERBURY COLLEGE, V CHRISTCHURCH, ' RECEPTION OP RETURNED SOLDIERS. In connection with the Diploma Day Celebrations, 'the College wishes to entertain all Past and Present Students ' and Membors of the Academic . Stuff who, are Returned Soldiers at ' .LUNCHEON IN THE COLLEGE HALL, on' SATURDAY. 10th JUNE. All tho»<> who desire to be invited are requested to apply as early as possible, stating Soars at College and military unit,' to Tho Secretary, Reception Committee. TMPOBTANT TO TEACHERS. A Special General Meeting of the Auckland Branch N.H.E.I. will be held in the Trair.inß College, en SATURDAY, Juno 6, at 10 i.m. Business: Grading of Teachers. Report of Delegates to Conference. General. G.H.TAYLOR, Secretary. Lectures, MATIONAL SCHOOL OF HEALTH. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. Top Symonds Street. TONIGHT (MONDAY), at 7.45 p.m. Subject: " The Law of Habit as Applied to Mind and Muscle." MESSRS. NORMAN KERR AND M. WALKER. Publio Invitee). Admission: Silver Coin. Questions. ' Town .Board Notices. pAPAKURA % TOWN. BOARD. Public notice is hereby given that the Papakura Town Board, in pursuance of its powers under tho Town Boards Act, 1908, and Amendments, and the Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1909, and Amendments, and all other powers thereunto, intends, on Monday, June 7. 1920, to make and levy for the year which commenced on the Ist day of April 1920, and ends on the 31st day of March, 1921:— 1. A General Rate of One Penny Farthing in the pound. _, A Hospital and Charitable Aid Rate of One Farthing in the pound.The following annual recurring Special Loan Rates will also be levied:— 3. £1375 Loan—Onc-siiteenth of a Penny in tho pound. 4. £2000 Loan—One-sixth of a Penny in the pound 5. £4500 Loan—Five-sixteenths of a Penny in the pound. Also. A Sanitary Fee for the removal of nightsoil, at the rate of 29s per annum on each building that is. or hereafter may be, erected within the area set forth in the schedule to be seen at the Board's Office. The said Rates shall be levied on the capital value of all ratable property in the District, as set forth in the Valuation Roll of the Papakura Town District, and shall bo payable in one sum on the Ist day of July. 1020, at tho Office of the Town Board, Great South Road, Papakura, A Penalty of 10 per cent, will be added to all rates not paid on Monday, January 31, 1921. The Valnation Roll and the estimates of revenue and expenditure upon which the above rates are beini; struck, having been approved by the Board, are now open 'or inspection at the Offico of tho Board during office hours. Dated May 31, 1920. A. L. COOPER. -. . Clerk,. _____ • Papakura Town Boaid. - "= : - —^.=3 Houses and Land for Sale, TURMEtfS, T OOK! Q- ACRES. riAMBRIDGB. j MODEL LITTLE F.iRM. VERT h'lCi* IrIOUSE. RANGE OP BUILDING?. WILL EXCHANGE s'Oit MV.U'O-fILB OR SELL ON a ? v '*SON.\BLB DEPOSIT ! PRICE '£fi~ AND WORTH .7. ! EVERYTHING UP TO-Dil-j-; ', 200 A cm - m to*i A CAMMIiI "\RM. ' 3 Mi 1..*-", O. T ] TWO GOO'.'. I <■•:■:■ <■:'I. { SPLENDID 01: Til l" ■ ~' AND i'LANT VERY CHEAP VROl'Eia'j i.-J DEED. 130 acree flat, 1-50 (,>:>>': i\> :ocks; 20 acres tea-tree, 20(1 h.<i!: A.»:i,'l»nce of water. ' OWNER WILL EjrCJtNOIE f'Oll AUCKLAND HOU." 1 I'RjPEP.TL'iS. 298 i A 0 "* (•'., WITH THE FOLLOWING STOCK, PLANT., AND FURNIfURE. STOCK ; N. MORTGAGES AS PART IV YMENT IN EXCHANGE. 130 CHOICE COWS 2 HORSES 4 BULLS 9 CALVES 1 DODGE MOTOR-CAR, 6-seater, perfect MILKING MACHINES, NEW DRILL I'TjOHGHS. HARROWS, HARNESB SEPARATOR. NEW FURNIT.RE AND EFFECTS. A .QREAT TiARGAIN. Rich flats. A beautiful estate. Two Houses and first-class outbuildings. X»K7 PER ACRE*/0 I WALK-IN. WALK-OUT. UMITH AND • TTALCOMBE, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, 5. CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. And VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON. QOING rjONCERN. QUIT rpARANAKI T>UYER. 900 ACRES FLAT AND' ROLLING iiUU COUNTRY, IN THE BEST PART OP WAIKATO. only 41 miles from rail, dried milk factory 1} miles, school 1' miles. New G-roomc:{ House, bathroom, wash-house, milker's coltago, and G-bail cowshed, mach.no installed. This is ea3ily a 100-oow farm a ■ittlc raoro improved. Owner will give his : picked herd of 40 cows, horses, pigs, full range of implements, and rolling stock, ' nearly ail now. ' PRICE ONLY -£49 IA3, CASH £2000. j WILL TAKE A GOOD MORTGAGE AS ! PART PAYMENT. 1 STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS WELL WORTH £1500. SOLE AGENTS. TTENRY pLAYTON ' AND no, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. i