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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18762, 16 July 1924, Page 18

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You have seen other short pictures in which Dempsey has appeared, but this is the first time he haa ever been extended to fifteen rounds. MAKE NO MISTAKEIT'S A DINKUM GO! First showing of Gibbons in action in New Zealand. FRIDAY IVTEXT, RID AY IN EXT, At the GRAND. Opposite /I RAND. RAND. G.P.O. VXRAND. RUD. PETERSEN'S PICTURES. Phone 2274 for Reserves. "The Broadway Gets the Best." BROADWAY To-night BROADWAY. ROADWAY. at 7.45. BROADWAY. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. "Heroes of the Street," Wesley Barry. "Heroes, of the Street," Wesley Barry. "Heroes of the Street," Wesley Barry. . "Heroes of the Street," Wesley Barry. This is an Excellent Comedy. Strong Supports. Prices: 9d and Is. Phone 107GA. .'■. r ' ■ 1 PUBLJO NOTIOES. TOCAL BILL. ; Notice is hereby jjiven that a Local Bill will be introduced into Parliament during the present session thereof under the title of the Auckland Electric Power Board Amendment Aot. 1924. amending the Auckland Electric Power Board Act,- 1921-22 (hereinafter called "the principal Act.") The objects of the Bill are:— (1) To provide for the preparation of j ratepayers' rolls for defirfed portions of the Auckland Electric Power District. (2) To vary the Qualification of persons eligible to be elected and to remain members of the Auckland Electric Power Board and as to a member voting on matter in which he has pecuniary interest. (8) To provide for appointment of auditor. (4) To enable Board to borrow money for defined portion of District. (5) To enable Board to levy separate rates for revenue purposes over defined portions of the District. (6) To. amend Section 47 of the principal Act relating to the establishment of special funds. (7) To amend Section 50 of the principal Act relating to the preparation of bal-ance-sheets. (8) To amend Section 68 of the principal Act relating to the erection of works by the Bosvrd. (9) To enable Board to plant trees and to.confer powers on Board with respect to private property. (10) .To provide for disfranchisement of defaulting ratepayers. (11) To enable Board to provide dwellings for employees. (12) To provide for the payment of incidental expenses out of loan moneys as from the passing of the principal Aot. (13) To enable Board to appoint standing or special committees. (14) To provide for unauthorised expenditure as from passing of the principal Act. ( 15 ) To enable Board to make separate ra ;?2» vr )^ b - defined portion of its District. . <.i*») To enable .Board to lease land or buildings not required for other purposes. (17) To provide for fine for breach of regulations under the prinoipal Act. The above Bill will be introduced into Parliament by, or, on behalf of the Auckland Electric Power Board. A copy of the said Bill has. in accordance with the standing orders, been deposited in the Magistrate's Court at Auck-> tion 1S 6 ° P6n for publlc inspec24ttted »* Auckland this Ist day of July® NICHOLSON. GRTBBTN. BOGERSON AND NICHOLSON. Solicitors for the Auckland Electric Power , ; Board. JN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER of "The Companies Act, 1908," AND IN THE MATTER of The Swan Manufacturing Company, Limited (in liquidation). The Creditors of the above-named The Swan Manufacturing Company, Limited which carried on business at Auckland in New Zealand, as Manufacturers if Clothing and which is being voluntarily wound up, whose claims hove not been admitted, are required forthwith to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, together with proof thereof and the name and address of their solicitors (if any), to me, the liquidator of the Baid. Company, at the Office of A. L. Pike Accountant, Number 508,. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Queen Street. Auckland. IN.THE EVENT of any Creditor not sending in such particulars and proof on or before the seventh day of August, 1924 being twenty-one days after the last publication ~hereof, he will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before bis debt or claim is proved. Dated this Ist day of July, 1924. R. N. S. CHISHOLM, Liquidator. rpHE WABKWORTH SAWMILLING CO., IN LIQUIDATION. Notice 13 hereby given that, by special resolution dated the fifth (sth) day of July 1924, and passed in aocordance with the Companies' Act, 1908. it was resolved that the Company bo wound up voluntarily and that T. Watson Arthur bo appointed Liquidator thereof. All Cluims against the above-mentioned Company are to be rendered by July 31 1924. to the undersigned, the Liquidator of the .Company, at his Offices. 25-26, National Bank Chambers. Shortland Street, Auckland Auckland, July 12, 1924. T. WATSON ARTHUR, Liquidator. NOTICE.— All Repairs unclaimed within 14 days will be sold to defray expenses.—Walters, Saddlor.