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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18088, 12 May 1922, Page 10

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TO-NIGHT. | VARIETY CONCERT BY WELL-KNOWN AUCKLAND ARTISTS. j Including, Mike Flynn, the Singing Boxer. Front Seats, la 6d; Back Seats, Is, (No tax). Char-a-banc leaves P.O. at 7 p.m. for performers. cannot all be famous—if we were, \y 'twould cheapen fame; Wo cannot all be rich enough to give ourselves a name; We cannot ail expect to be distinguished from the rest: But to attend the Big Concert on May 16 we all can do our best. Remember: SCOTS' HALL, MAY 16, AT 8 P.M. FRESH AND ALWAYS COSY. RUSH-MUNRf S CABARET. Cabaret 'Phone A2SGO. Public Notices. rpE KUITI BOROUGH AND WAITOMO X COUNTY WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE. The above Committee would welcome anj" information which would enable it to compile a list of all thoee men who served in the late war from the above districts. Relatives and friends are neked to furnish the Secretary with names in case any are inadvertently omitted. JOHN KIERNAN. Hon. Secretary. P.O. Bo* 44, Te Kuiti. PATENTS. DESIGNS. AND TRADE MARKS ACT. 1911. RESTORATION OF LETTERS PATENT. An application has been made and duly advertised in the Patent Office Journal of April 20. 1922, for tho restoration of Letters Patent No. 36064, granted to John Bonrke Salmon, of Dunedin, for Improved Leather and Rubber Tyres for Pneumatic Wheels. " Any person desirous of opposing, the said application may, at any time within TWO MONTHS from the said' date, give Notice of Opposition to the Registrar of .Patents at Wellington. Such notice must be in duplicate in the form prescribed by the Patents Regulations, and bo accompanied by n, fee of 10s." Applicant's address for service is:— C.o. H, BARON. Esq., Solicitor. 89, Princes Street. Dunedin. fPHE International Associated Traders and .L Hosiery Specialists. 20. Belgium St.. beg to notify their customers that they are leprosented solely by C. J- James and Win. F. Swan. Licensing Notices. Auckland licensing district. -NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE.—I. ALFRED ! ADAMS, of Auckland, Hotelkeeper, do hereby givo notice that I desire to obtain, and , will, at tho next Licensing Meeting to bo holden at Courthouse', Auckland on the ! 7th day of June, 1922, apply for a certificate i authorising tho issuo of a publican's license i for a house, situate at Three Lamps, Pon- | sonby, a.nd known by the. sign of the Pcn- ; sonby Club Hotel, containing 18 rooms.: exI clusivo of those required for the use of the 1 family. Alfred Adams, name of Owner, j ! Dated tho 29th day of April. 1922—Signatijre i oj applicant. ALFRED ADAMS. j A' UCKLAND LICENSING DISTRICT. —NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1 I A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE—I. HARRY JOHN PALMER, of Auckland, in. New ZeaI land. Hotelkeeper. do hereby give notice I that I dosire to obtain, and will, at the | j next Licensing Meeting to be held at Auck- . land, on tho 7th day of June. 1922, apply ! for a certificate authorising the issue of a i Publican's License for the house situated at Vulcan Lane, Auckland, and known as the Queen's Ferry Hotel, containing six rooms, exclusive of thoso required for tho use of tho family. Name of Owner, Estate of Margaret Johnston Sloa.no. deceasedDated at Auckland this ninth dav of May. 1922..—HARRY JOHN PALMER, 'applicant) Notice of application for TRANSFER OF LICENSE—I, HERBERT SULLIVAN. Ouehunga Hotelkeeper, being tho holder of a. Publican's License, in respect of the House and Premises known by tho sign of The Exchungo Hotel, and situate at Onehunga, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at Onehunga ou tho sixth day of June, 1922, apply foe a transfer of the said License from myself to EDWARD MICHAEL JOHNSON, my Appointee. Dated at Auckland the 11th day of May, 1922.—HERBERT SULLIVAN, Applicant. t\tXnukau OcensTNF~ISISTOICT^ IVI NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE.—I. EDWARD MICHAEL JOHNSON, of Auckland. Hotelkeeper, do hereby givo notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Mooting, to bo held at Onehunga on the sixth day of June, 1922, apply for a Certificate authorising the.issuo of a Publican's License for a house situate at Onehunga. and known by tho sign of the Exchange Hotel, containing thirteen roonw. exclusive of those required for the use of tho family. Name of Owner: The Camnbel! aud Ehrenfriod Company, Limited. Dated at Auckland the lUh .day of May. 1922.— E. M. JOHNSON. Applicant. Rotorua licensing district. —NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ACCOMMODATION LICENSE—I, JOHN CHARLES' BURDOE, of Taneatua; Hotelkeepor, do hereby give notice that I deairo to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to bo holden at the Magistrate's Courthouse, Rotorua, on the 6th day of June, 1922, apply for a certificate authorising the issuo of an Accommodation License for a house, situate at Taneatua, and known by tho sign of the Taneatua HotoL containing 20 rooms/ exclusive of those required for the use of the family.—R. 1). DANSEY, name of Owner. Dated the 6th <ay of April. 1922.—J0HN CHARLtta BuRDOIE. eiextkfcuio oi »Policto&» 4