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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18632, 13 February 1924, Page 16

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" WITHOUT PENEFIT OF pLERGY" ITHOUT -LiENEFIT OF 1 "WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY" I "WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY" i Will be Screened for ONE WEEK. ONLY. - ONE WEEK ONLY. BOX PLAN At F Cleal'a Queen St. (next, Geo. Fowlds, Ltd). '"Phone 2236 A. 1 " A'r-iya — HPIVOLI. — Good ! a _ X IVOLI. — Programme." j — 1 j PUBLIC NOTtCES. • "I 'HE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER ! » -X BOARD. • RADIATOR SUPPLY. . Preparations are being mad-s to reconnect old Radiator Customers who ware disconnected last winter, on the following condi- i tions:— ■ . i (1) The charge for alii power wed on I power circuits to which radiators are j connected will in future be 4Jd per | (2) Any circuits supplying radiators must be brought to a. separate radiator meter and provision made for meter r or meters. This change must be made at the consumer's own expanse. A charge of 2 S 6d per quarter will be made for each radiator meter, (3) Radiators must not tbe used between 4 p.m. and 5.30 p.m.. Monde, to Friday, inclusive. j The above conditions apply to all. shops, I otflces. warehouses, and business premises. ! Customers are nrced to attend to these ' conditions at once in order to avoid delay j later on. . ~ ' The Board's Inspectors will have authority to disconnect any unauthorised radiators or any radiators which do not comply with ] abovo conditions. - • 1 ALEX, WYLLIE, Manager and Engineer. , A PPLICATION FOR LAND AGENT'S til LICENSE. I, CECIL JONAS, of Auckland, Auctioneer, hereby give notice that I havo applied to tho Magistrate's Court at Auckland for a license under "The Land Agents Act, 1921-22," to carry on business as a Land Agent, at Regal Chambers. 1 High Street, Auckland, aforesaid, and that sncli application will; be heiird at th<> above Court after one. month from ..the , Twelfth Day of February, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four, being the dato of the first publication of this notice. Dated this 12th day of February, one ,4 thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. ' CECIL JONAS. Applicant. Witness: H. K. EMANUEL, Solicitor. Auckland. ' I HEREBY Give Notice, pursuant to the • power conferred upon me hy the Incorporated Societies 'Act, 1908, that bv an alteration of the rales of the BRITISH ISLES CLUB INCORPORATED, duly authorised by the members thereof, the name of the BRITISH ISLES CLUB INCORPORATED ha? oeen altered to THE BRITISH ISLES ASSOCIATION. N.Z.. INCORPORATED, aa from the First Day of February, 1924. Dated this First Day of February, 1924. WM. G. FLETCHER. , Assistant-Registrar of Incorporated Societies. fUTE. TREE HILL RATEPAYERS \J Advised to VOTE AGAINST Loan, for I reasons—lst, Board hold loan. 1920. to lay mains and supply water in the 1 South of district,, but will not carry out work; tboy collect interest and sinking' on same; great danger destruction of property by fire. . 2nd. Proposed Quarry, surrounded by buildins lota, would be danger to life and property if used. ROBERT SMITH. IVrORTHERN Coal Company, Ltd, (in ii Liquidation).— is requested thut all claims against the abovenamed Company, be rendered to the undersigned within 14 diiys of this date. Dated Feb —Wm. I). Holprate. Liquidator. Union Bldgt., Customs St. COUNTY COUNCIL HOTiCES. OAGLAN COUNTY COUNCIL. PENALTY ON UNPAD) RATES. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 23 of The Rating Amendment Act, 1910, an additional charge of tan per cent. will, be added to all rates remaining unpaid on the 15th day of March, 1924. H. MARSLAND. County Clerk., Ngaruawahia, • February 11. ; 1924. QOUNTY OF WAITEi^ATA. ■ v UNPAID RATES. , Ratepayers are requested to note that all outstanding rates are now being sued for, and without further notice. ■;, v A number of Rate Demands have been returned unclaimed, and judgment will be taken against the property, as in the case of an absentee owner, with a. view to «ale. Tho 10 per cent, penalty has also i© be added ehortly. PETER THEEI. „ „ ,' Ch(iirmi,o. County Office. February 6,. 1924