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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18577, 8 December 1923, Page 8

MOTOR-CYCLING. • 1 ." " " " 1 " 1 1 " L QPOIIKI OLTJB. , SEVENTH ANNUAL RACE MEETING. J SEVENTH ANNUAL RACE MEETING. r " . i 5 DOMAIN RACECOURSE. • Bgggg D": [ Numerous Special Trophies Received, , Good Cash Prizes. v ENTRIES EXTENDED TO THE 15th. r Have yon ridden on a billiard table f surface? Then come to Opotiki. C RECORD ENTRIES TO DATE. r Come and Visit the Popular Meeting, and J take a trip to White Island. » " G. L. DAY. r Hon. Secretary. I SWIMMING. ' UB 1 - (&88. '• FIRST GRAND CARNIVAL, ' wit. FIRST GRAND CARNIVAL/, ® EDEN BATHS. BELLVUE ROAD. , MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. AT 8 P.M. i _In Aid of the Mt. Eden School Princesa. Splendid Programme _ of Swimming and Diving. : . , .All the Cracks Competing. 1 Admission: Adults. is; Children. 6d. . H. MOORE. Hon. Sec. : pr ■ • 1 pARNELL : gWIMMING QLUB. I /J.RAND OPENING fi ALA. VTRAND- I/PENING IJTALA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11. AT 8 P.M. Came and See the Local Champions . Competing. Entries close with Bath-keepers at ParnelL Shelly Beach. Tepid, and Mt. Eden Bath TO-DAY (Saturday). December 8. at 5 ipjn. E. K. GORDON. ________ Hon. Secretary. TRAMWAY NOTICES. CITY TRAMWAYS. SPECIAL NOTICE TO PASSENGERSGREY LYNN ROUTE. TEMPORARY SERVICE. Passengers on the Grey Lynn Route are notified thai while alterations are being made to the permanent way at the intersection of Surrey Crescent and Richmond Avenue on MONDAY, December 10, and TUESDAY, December 11, cars from th City will ran only as far as Ambury'a Cor- i ner. between the hours of 7.15. a.m. end ! 4.45 p.m. A connecting car will ro*i between Ambury'fl Corner and the Grey Lynn Terminus. j A. E. FORD, Manager, i p. i 111 ■ 1 1 — 1 HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. J UCKLAND DISTRICT LAW SOCIET . j ) The Offices of Members of this Society I irill close for the Christmas Vacation on I (ihe Evening of FRIDAY, December 21, I 1933, and will re-open on TUESDAY. Jan- I uary 8. 1924. J W. H. LEECE. Secret;a -""i CORPORATION NOTICED _ i CITY COONCTL. I NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS, Notio» is hereby given that throughout the City hose supplies to gardens, etc., must bo din continued until further notice, end the ■ co-operation 'of all* Local Bodies using City Water is requested in minimising the consumption of water in their districts. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. •pOBOUGH OF DEVDNPORT. LOCAL BODIES' LOANS ACT, 1913. AND i " ITS AMENDMENTS, PROPOSED ELECTRICITY LOAN OF £01 000 PROPOSED WATERWORKS LOAN OF PP.OPOSED DRAINAGE LOAN OF £6000. (Herfed area). PROPOSED ROAD FORMATION. ETC.. LOAN OF £5500 (Old Cemetery RePROPOSED FIRE BRIGADE STATION LOAN OF £2500.. PROPOSED • REFUSE DESTRUCTOR LOAN OF £1500. I HEREBY give notice, in pursuance of Section 10 of the above-mentioned Act, that a Poll of Ratepayers of the Borough of Davenport, on the proposals to raise the above-mentioned Loans of £21,000, £16,000. £6000, £5500 £ 2500 and £1500 will hb ' taken on WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of December, 1923. between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. THOS. LAMONT, - 1 Mayor. Dated at Devonport this 3rd day of December, 1923. ELECTORAL. T)AIRY PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. TO MY FELLOW-DAIRYMEN. At the request of my co-Directors of the Kaipara o<M>perat:ve Dairy Company, I have accepted Nomination for the Council ttj be elocted under the Dairy Produce Export Control Act. As an actual working producer, a Direo- : tor of the above-named company, and with a commercial Experience gained in the* actual handling and marketing of Primary ' Products, I feel that I could assist in mak--1 ing the new system of Control and marketing the success that it deserves to be. While willing to work with any other Members of the Council, and for any ' policy or .aim which may be decided on, I shall, .if elected, consistently keep in view the interests of the actual producer. JOHN GILLIES. Wellsford. ' ■ '= ■ I MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. JQR. NIGHT. 2 to 4 pjn.. And JQR. jyj-ARGARET J£NIGHT, 11 to 12 noon, May be Consulted at MEDICAL CHAMBERS. EDSON'S BUILDINGS. Phone 1450. Privet* Phone 421 A. i ■ J}R. QSBORNE g"NIGHT Has Now Removed to the Same Rooms. BY DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, LOCUM For extended period, or Partnership Experienced. Good References. Addre*» LOCUM. 621, HERALD. DR. J. P. HASTINGS may be consulted at Irvine Chambers. Darby's Bldgs., 32, Queen St., and at 0, Harbour St., Ponsonby. BILLIARDS WHEN you think of Billiards, think of The Premier Billiard Parlours, Melvern's New Buildings. Newton. . 1 Mo A B AND MASON. MONUMENTAL MASONS. 109. SYIaO'NDS STREET. AUCKLAND (St. Benedict's Corner). Specialists in Cemetery Work in Stone and Concrete. Catalogue and Prices Free. » , CSUMMER Underwear, for Gents., for the " lit warm weather; Underpants and Singi Vr#, rrota Jjs ,6d each; cool and comfy.-— 1 Costumier, and Out* 11-13. Victoria Street.