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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17662, 24 December 1920, Page 9

J Public Notices. ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO., LIMITED. CHRISTMAS AXD NEW TEAR HOLIDAYS. C REMOVAL OP HEAD OFFICE. Our Head Office At W&rd Street, Hamilton, will be Closed ai Noon on FRIDAY, Dtv oernber 24, &nd will reopen on the morning of TUESDAY. January 4, in our n«nr build- i ings, s-t the corner of Victoria, and London Streets, Hamilton. T. L. HAKES, Secretary. WAR MEMORIAL. » 1 THE MANUREWA WAR MEMORIAL | 3 ! a Will be Unveiled by THE RIGHT HON. W. F. MASSEY, 1 j Prime Minister, ' | On | i, I 1 gUNDAY, JANUARY 9 1921, : o AT 2.30 P.M. 1 t ; a Relatives of Soldiers who died for their Country in the War. Returned Soldiers i and the General Public are invited to attend j and thus honour the Glorious Dead. T. J. CORIN. j • Chairman Manurewa Town Board. I 7SJ" 0 T I C E. | TO STATION OWNERS. FARMERS. ! ( AND RABBITERS. J It has recently come before our notice that Mr. George Jennison, F.Z.S., who is in charge i of the Bellevue Zoological Gardetns, Man- : che3ter, is prepared to form a Company in i F.ngland for the extermina.tion of Rabbits in | Australia but aa there is already an effec- ' £ t;ve Rabbit Destroyer in use in the Com- j £ mon wealth, in the ahar>e of " DEATH ' TRAIL" RABBIT POISON used with i 1 1 "URQU HARTITE" DECOY, which we have j 1 now introduced in New Zealand, there is no i 3 necessity for the formation of ouch a Company. Squatt-er3 in all parts of Australia j are enthusiastic over the results achieved by j the proper use of this Poison. Farmers and Trappers should always have a good supply of " DEATH TRAIL- RABBIT : POISON and " URQUHARTITE" DECOY. Ask your storekeepers for it or write to | rpHE ABBIT gKIN QOMPANY. j STANLEY STREET. AUCKLAND, North Island Agenta. I Auckland sunday school union. CHINA FAMINE FUND. The following additional donations have been received:—Amount previously acknowledged, £79 13s 3d; Grange Rd. iiaptist ChurcU and S.S., £15 13s 3d; Mr. W. C. Leys, £2 Ramuera Meth. S.S.. 6s 6d; St. David's S.S., £5 16s 8d; Mt. Eden Cong. S.S., £2; St. Luke's 35., £3 17s Go; j ; Puriri S.S., 12s: Taupiri S_S.. £1; Marohemo i , S.tj., £1 10s; Raglan S.S., £1; Titoki 8.5., i £1; Wajrkworth Pros. S.S.. £1; Thames Bap- ! tist S.S., £16; TeKuiii Pres. S-S., £5 12s ba; I Northoote Pres. S.S.. and Church, £8 8s 9d; Marton Pres. S.S.. £4 16s; Takapuna Meth. S.S., £2 19s; L. Theakstone, £1; Otumootai S.S., 7s: Mt, Eden Pre®. S.S., £15 10s; : . Waihi Church of Christ S.S.. £8 7s 6d. Further contributions will be gladly acknowledged. Total to date, £177 8s lid. REV. L. B. BUBFIELD. General Secrota ry. "yiSITORS TO Ha to you Booked Seats for Davis Cup at H. E. PABTRIDGB AND CO., Queen Street? UNRESERVED SEATS, 7s 6d, at LEWIS EADY'S, Queen Street. Harding hawken burton, late OF CAPE RUNAWAY AND RAUKOKAERE (Deceased). All Claims against tho above-named, or moneys owing to him. should be sent without , delay to ROBINSON AND ROBINSON, | Solicitors. Auckland. j ]yj O T U T A R A DOMAIN. ! A Charge will be. made of One Shilling ! for Adults and Sirpenoe Children, entranoft to Motutara Domain, on January 1 (New Year's Day). J. D. FOSTER, E. P. MITCHELSON, Trustees Motutara Domain Board. A REWARD of £10 will be paid! by the Mount Richmond Domain. Beard to I anyone giving information leading to the : conviction of the person or persons guilty of | damaging the Brick Wall on tho Great ! South Road boundary of the Domain at j Westfield, Otahuhu. •T. ATKINSON, ■ Chairman. i Town Board Notices. I ■ ' ! pAPAKURA TOWN BOARD, j j SPECIAL ORDER MAKING BY-LAWS ! i Notice is hereby given that at a Special I Meeting of the Papakura, Town Beard, held i on MONDAY, the 20th day of December, I 192 C, the following Resolution vraa passed, ! and will be submitted for confirmation at \ the Ordinary Meeting of the Board, to bo ! I held on the 24th day of January, 1921, at ! ! 7.30 p.m.. at the Boaid's Offioe, Great South \ ■ Rcaa, Papakura.:— 1 ; In exercise of the powers conferred on I it by Part XLIL of " The Municipal i , Corporations Act, 1906," the Papa- 1 i kura Town Board hc-coby makes bv 1 • ! way of Special Order tne following i By-laws under " The Municipal Cor- ! porations Act, 1903," " Th-> Public i S or fe A*: 4 ' 190S -" "The Public ileal th Act, 1908," and in pursuance of all and every of tire powera in that behalf oont-ained in any other Act enabling the said Board in that behalf. Tho object and purport of the said Bylaws are to secure the good government o! i the district, control of streets, sanitation. ■ buildings, slaughter houses, reserves an a • beaches, etoragt of dangerous goods and ' eale of food, and to make provisions relat- I ing t-o waterworks. A copy of ihe above By-laws can be in- I ; spected at the Office of the Board during j office hours. ! ; Dated at Papakura this 24th day of De- I ! cember, 1920. r A .L. COOPER. 3 i CSork of Town Board. i . | jyj-ANUREWA TOWN BOARD. TO OWNERS OF VEHICLES PLYING FOB HIRE. All owners of vehicles plying for hire for the carriage of passengers or goods in the Manurewa Town District are hereby notified g : that, if such vehicles are not already j licensed, must be taken out in ; respect of same, in seoordanco with the Beard's by-laws governing the licensing of ! vehicles. Copv of the said by-law may be I seen at the office of the Board during office . ! hours. ? i H. KAY. i Town Clerk. ; g ; Partnerships Dissolved. ! jQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. j Notice is hereby given that the Partceri ship heretofore subsisting between the undcr- ! signed George Spencer and Alfred Percy | Gardmer, carrying on business as Builders j and General Contractors at Tnrua, Hauraki i Plains, under the style or firm of "Gardiner » ! and Spencer.'' has been dissolved by mutual 1 consent as from the first day of July, one ; thousand nine hundred and twenty. All I, debts due to and owing by the said iaie firm j will be received and paid respectively by i the said Alfred Percy Gardiner, who will \ l continue to carry on the said business on j his own account. i Dated this 10th day of December, 1920i A. P. GARDINER. IGEO. SPENCER. Witness to Both Signatures: F. S. Miller.Solicitor, Thames.