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PUBLIC HOTXCSS. WE REGRET THAT OWING TO AN VV ERROR MADE BY ONE OF OUR REPORTING STAFF. We published on page 1538 of the issue o£ "THE MERCANTILE GAZETTE "OF NEW ZEALAND." Of tie 2nd September, A Statement that SMITH DONNE AND CO., LTD.,. of Auckland, had given a Debenture Charge over their assets for £ 4000. This statement was ,quite incorrect and should hav«ji been; to the effect that a release of a Debenture Charge for £4OOO over the assets of Smith. Dunne and Co., Ltd.; had been registered. We are extremely sorry that thia error should havi» occurred, and we tak® this first opportunity of the same. THE TRADE AUXILIARY CO.. OF NX. LTD.. Proprietors of "THE MERCANTILE GAZETTE OF N.Z.' ]WJ" OTICE.—The McKAY ARTIFICIAL IN LIMB COMPANY. LTD.. of the City of London, in England, a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Acta (Imperial), proposes to commence business in Auckland, in New Zealand. The office or place of business of the Company in Auckland will bo at Room 413. Chancers Chambers. O'Connell Street. Auckland. Dated thia 38th day of September. 1935. <Sd.) THE McKAY ARTIFICIAL LIMB COMPANY, LTD.. by its Attorney. M. T. RYAN. PUBLICATIONS. pOWERFUL gjEBIAL. AN ABSORBING ROMANCE. " "yiCTORY," " L OVE ' S V IC]fCBY <" . BY EFFIE ADELAIDE ROWLANDS. A New Serial Story, entitled "Love's Victory," by Effie Adelaide Rowlands, will bis commenced in the columns of ■■ thu Nkw Zealand Hzsald next Saturday. " Love's Victory," which is certainly a tale to quicken the poise and make the heart beat faster, ieads from one exciting situation to another. The romance around which the plot is woven and the mystery and intrigue with which the story abounds, combine to form a most sensational story, that, grips the reader's attention throughout. It is a tale with a modern setting, and the heroine is a charming girl, whose courage and daterm i nation under the most trying circumstances cannot: fail to arouse admiration. No one who bas perused it can fail! to acclaim "Love's Victory" as a most entertaining tale, in which there is not a dull minute. Instalments will appear daily. "L OVE ' S V CTOBT -" • " JOVE'S yiCTORY." BY EFFIE ADELAIDE ROWLANDS. The opening Chapters will be published in the columns of the NEW ZEALAND HERALD ON SATURDAY NEXT.