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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18345, 10 March 1923, Page 6

;- PUBLIC NOTICES. 1- • > ACCIDENTS IL:L J£APPEN. Many poor people are ill, and require the services of a Trained Nurse, but have not fiie money to pay one. Others require to be taken to the Hospital. The care of the Sick and the Suffering is part of the work of the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade. The Association has three fully-qualified Nurses working among the sick poor in the city and suburbs. The Brigade has three motor ambulances in commission, with an experienced driver, and First Aid Man available day or night. During 1922 the District Nurses paid 8718 visits to 762 patients, assisted doctors at 100 minor operations and attended to more than 260 out-patients at the Ambulance Station. By tho motor ambulances 251 patients were conveyed distances aggregating 2181 miles, and 17 returned soldiers a distance of 89 miles, and members of the Ambulance and Nursing Divisions of the Brigade attended to 2631 cases of accident or sudden illness. In some instances death would have ensued had the patients not received skilled attention pending the arrival of the doctor. As the funds for the maintenance of the District Nursing and Motor Ambulance Services are nearly exhausted, an appeal is made to the Publio for assistance, and a Campaign is being arranged. Those willing to assist are requested to send their name* to, and contributions will be gratefully received by, WILLIAM RATTRAY, Hon. Secretary. Ambulance Station, Rutland Street. SOUTHLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. MOOSE STALKING. Acting under instructions from the Honourable the Minister for Internal Affairs, the Southland Acclimatisation Society will issue Two Licenses to Shoot Moose in the National Park this season. License fee. £80; one head to each license; season March 24 to May 31. Applications close on March 17, and if necessary a ballot will be held on TUESDAY. March 20. The Moose Country may bo reached either from George Bound or from Lake To Anau. . Any further information may bo obtained from D. CUTHBERTSON. P.O. Box 14K. Secretary. Invercargill. A UCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. Applications are invited for the following positions on the Honorary Visiting Staff of the Auckland Hospital, and will be received at the Office of the Board up to noon of MONDAY, March 12 next, viz.:— 6 HONORARY SURGEONS. 1 HONORARY EMERGENCY SURGEON. 6 HONORARY PHYSICIANS. 4 HONORARY ANAESTHETISTS. 2 HONORARY OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS. 2 HONORARY SURGEONS FOR EAR, NOSE. AND THROAT DISEASES 1 HONORARY RADIOLOGIST. 1 HONORARY DENTAL SURGEON* Forms of application may be obtained [rem the Hospital, Park Road, or at the Office of the Board. Kitchener Street. H. A. SOMMERVILLE. February 21. Secretary. AUCKLAND ED CATION BOARD. BOUNDARIES OF DEVONPORT.— HALL SCHOOL DISTRICTS. In accordance with the provisions of "The Education Act. 1914," it is hereby publicly notified that the boundaries of the Devonport and Vauxhall School Districts, gazetted April 28, 1921, have been amended by the exclusion from the Vauxhall School District of all those lands lying to the East of Cheltenham Road, and by .the addition of that area to the Devonport School District - — - -.———-— E. C. PURDIE. Secretary. •VTEADOWBANK SCHOOL FAIR. THANKS. The Committee most aincerely Thanks all Ladies and Gentlemen, a* well as Business Firms, who assisted in the above Fait, either with goods or personal service. The undoubted succoas achieved (both financially and as a day of entertainment for the children) was largely due to the generous help received by the Committee. a ■ S= , „l. ,' =3 MININQ NOTICES. RISING SUN GOLDMINING COMPANY. LIMITED. Shares in , the Above Company on which the Call due and payable on 6th 'January, 1023. has not been, paid, will be Sold by Public Auction, by T. Mandeno Jackson, at their Mart, 3, Customs Street East, Auckland on TUESDAY, March 20, 1923. at 11 a.m., unless the said Call, together with Bth Call made on 11th January. 1928, and also owing on the same Shares, BE PAID ON OR BEFORE THE 19TH DAY OF MARCH, 1928, at the Office of the ComPaDy " J. H. JACKSON, Secretary. Auckland, March 7. 1923. DIVIDENDS.

Tl/TILNB AND CHOYCE, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that an Interim Dividend at the rat© of 8 per cent, per annum has this day been declared by the Directors upon all classes of shares for the half-year ending the 31st day of January, 1923, and will be payable on and after the tenth day of April, 1923. Interest at the same rate for the same period will be paid on the same day on all Debenture Stock of the Company with the exception of the 63,750 issued last month. J. A. STICHBUBY. Secretary. The transfer books of the Company will be closed from the 27th day of March, 1923, to the 10th day of April, 1923, both days inclusive. » . y BY ORDER. IN BANKRUPTCY. TN BANKRUPTCY.— THE SUPREME i COURT HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given that JOHN WOULDES, of Whangaparapara, Great Barrier Island, Gum Digger, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby surnjnon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office on FRIDAY, the 23rd day of March, 1923, at 11 a.m. o'clook.—W. S. FISHER.' 6fficial •Assignee. Auckland. March 9. 1923. • — — : RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. TTOW'S YOUR APPETITE? IS IT XA GOOD? A badly-cooked meal, served "anyhow," will fail to appeal to even a hungry man. You must enioy what you eat if it is to nourish and satisfy you. Come to the Tiffin if you would see how a lunch or dinner should be served. You'll relish every mouthful. Always . something tempting at the Tiffin! i Hours: 12-2, 6-7. Sundays: 12-2, 4.»)-7. We cater for wedding breakfasts, banquets suppers, smoke concerts, and all kinds of social functions on our premises or elsewhere. Estimates free. THE TIFFIN CATERING CO., LTD., City Chambers. Corner Queen and Wellesley Streets. QANFORD'S DINING ROOMS OPPOSITE G.P.0.. QUEEN ST. FISH MEALS. Open From 9 a.m. Until 7 p.m. Daily. (Closed All Day Sundays.) GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, HAMILTON DISTRICT. In the Matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1308." and in the Matter of DONALD McDONALD. of Tauhei, Farmer, a, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that application will be made in this Honourable Court on the 12th day of June, 1923, at 11 a.m., or ' as Boon thereafter as Counsel can be heard in that behalf, that an Order of Discharge be granted to the said Donald McDonald. Dated the Bth day of March, 1923. McGregor and Mcpherson, Solicitors for the Bankrupt, * Thames Street, Morrinsville.