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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18172, 18 August 1922, Page 12

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It is then he for Canada, joins the North-west Mounted and noon finds himself in tho midst of more isicitement than he has had i since the war. " Charming of the Norlh--1 west' 1 is a picture that movea every moment and affords ' O'Brien the best part he has had in many a long day. In Addition. THE SIXTH ROUND THE SIXTH ROUND THE SIXTH ROUND THE SIXTH ROUND Of the t eather "oushers. he -Leather Jl ushers, the leather pushers. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. Don't Miss This Round. Also, The Latest News - - Topical. Scenio Scenic. PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. (The Best Ever.) BOOK YOUR SEATS. •Phone 586 A. Demonstrations. ELLIOT WOODWORKER Demonstrated 13 to 1 o'clock daily except Saturday.— 10, Market Entrance, Queen St. Public Notices. IN THE WARDEN'S-COURT, HOLDEN AT TE AROHA. IN THE MATTER OF "THE MINING ACT. 1908." AND IN THE MATTER OF "THE TE AROHA CROWN LEASES ACT. 1920." Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of Section 2 of " The Te Aroha Crowr Leaf*s Art, 1930," application will be made to tho Warden of the Hauraki Mining- District at tho Warden's Court at Te Aroha. or WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of August. ; 1922. at 10 a.m., for his approval to tht acquisition by the following Owners o: Business or Residence Site Licenses of th< fee simple of the land comprised in fh< Licenses set opposite their respective names:— SCHEDULE. DAVID McLEAN WALLACE.—Businesi Site License No. 190/. Section 9, Blocl XL. Te Aroha. JAMES FITZGERALD AND WALTEE EDWARD SMlTH.—Re*idenco Sit< License No. 3/94, Section 8. Block XI. To Aroha. JAMES FITZGERALD AND WALTEH EDWARD SMlTH—Residence cftt. "(jiconso No. 4/94. Section 7. Block XI. Te Aroha JAMES FITZGERALD AND WALTEE EDWARD SMITH. - Business Sit* License No. 118/97. Section 10. Blocl XL, Te Aroha. WALTER GREENlNG.—Residence Sit< License. 2901/-20. Section 16. Block 111. To Aroha. CHRISTINA GREENlNG.—Residence Siti License, 2903.'_0, Section 15. Block 111. Te Aroha WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT.—BuBines: Sit* License, 33/96, Section 9. Blocl VI.. Te Aroha WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT.-Reaidenc. Site License. 2817/1919. Rection 8, Blocl VI.. To Aroha. Dated at Te Aroha this 15th day o AugU9t. 1922. C. W. CARVER. Mining Registrar. ripo MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS Tho Proprietors of the Letters Paten' be'ow-mentioned are desirous of entering inlc arrangements, by way of a license or other wise, on reasonable terms, for the purpoe< of exploiting the below r mentioned Patents and ensuring their practical working in Ne? I Zealand. All inquiries to be addressed to, HENRY HUGHES. LIMITED. Patent Agents, 157. Featherston Street, Wellington, and Queen Street (opp. Fort Street), Auckland No. 40587. of August . 16. 1918. " Improvements in end relating to railway signalling." No. 40E88. of August 16. 1918, " Improvements in and relating to railway signalling." No. 40589. of August 16. 1918. " Improvements in and relating to railway tram controlling systems." No. 40590,. of August . 16, 1918, " Improvementa in and relating to railway signalling.". No. 40591, of August 16. 1918, " Improvements in and relating to railway traffic controlling apparatus." piTY OF AUCKLAND. REWARD. A Reward. of Five Pounds will be paid to anyonp giving.- such information as will lead to the conviction of any person causing wilful damago to the Trees planted in the various streets throughout the City. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. August 16, 1822. TN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE 1 HOPKINS, late of U. Leslie Avenue. Morningside, and formerly of Drury.— Alt Persons having claims against the Estate of the lato George Hopkins, are requested to render the same to ih» Undersigned by the 25th inst. LENNARD AND ABBOTT. Solicitor* for the Executor, 64, Queen. Street. V" ETERINARY.—Night calls in future will be charged double fee.—T. Rothwell, Veterinary Surgeon. Otahuhu. Mining Notices. THE KURANUI GOLDMXNING COMPANY, NO LIABILITY. A Call (the Nineteenth) of One Penny per Share on the Capital of the above-named Company has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary, at the Compariy's Office, No. 219, Victoria Arcade. Queen Street. Auckland, on MONDAY, the lGth day of October. 1922. J. W. NICHOL, Socretary. Auckland. August 16. 1922. Electoral. DAIRY COMPANY SHAREHOLDERS'. RECORD YOUR VOTE FOR W. HEAVEN, the Progressive Candidate. Receive Cash in Place of Shares for Butter-fat. DO not discard your Old Hat. vVo Cleaa and Remodel Hato.—Cox's Hat Fisctory. Karangahape RdTHERE'S nothing like RoUe'a Wax for Polishing Linoleum. Sold everywhere. ! Cd and la tins- . iMARPET Cleaning by electric beating and Ivy vacuum process.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. Phone 900.