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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19891, 9 March 1928, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. Luna pa r k;b UNA iTARK'O Grand parnival tje t toe. rand Carnival Ue Juuxe. To-night, at 7oa O-NIGHT. AT «<OU. A NIGHT OP "FUN AND FROLIC" GALORE. TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. 2ND NIGHT NATIONAL DANCING • - COMPETITIONS. CLASS 1: IRISH JIG. CLASS 3: HIGHLAND FLING. BEST COMEDY DRESS-LADY. BEST. COMEDY DRESS—GENTLEMAN. Also, Also, FIND "MR. PYM" OF LUNA PARK. COME ONE—COME ALL, TO AUCKLAND'S 'GREATEST CARNIVAL. RE A T R E : A T R E AT gEARCHLIGHT SEARCHLIGHT SEARCHLIGHT PORTS P O . R T S PORTS A R N I V A L. £1 A R N I .V. A L. QARNI V A L. O M. A I N O MA I N OMA I N A Y EDNESDAY D N E S D A Y I G HT. I G H T. I G H T. BRILLIANT LIGHTING EFFECTS BY SEARCHLIGHTS AND FLOODLIGHTS. MASSED BANDS PERFORMANCE. HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL GIRL ATHLETES. MILITARY. EVOLUTIONS. EXCITING SPORTS' EVENTS. FIRST EVENT AT 8 P.M.. SHARP. Keep Wednesday Night Free and Come to The Carnival. In Aid of the Mayor's UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. Admission: Adults, Is; Children. 6d. HOUSES ETC., TO LET. EOHIMARAMA. Gentleman's Residence. fully furn.; glorious harbour views.—Particulars, Neville Newcomb, Ltd., 4, Wyndhnm St. " ' MAiN GERE.—Small Bungalow, e.1., convs., 3 acres, cowbail, fowlruus, close Otahuhu station, railway workshops.—Marsh, Beach lid., back Wright. Stephenson. TV/fT. ALBERT.—Cosy Bungalow, near ItX tram; 4 largo rooms, kitchenette, garden, orchard. 36s 6d,—12, Sea view Terrace, Mt. Albert. MT. EDEN. —Gentleman's furnished Home, 6 rooms, modem conveniences, beautifully furnished, garage, commanding position; minute tram; lease given; A' 3 3s. — Travelling, 905, Herald. PARNELL.— (i Rooms, recently renovated; beautiful views; handy trams: 40s.— Quanc, 18, Swanson St. PENROSE. Walls Rd.—s-Roomed House, convs., e. light. 25s per week.—Key, 12, Neilson St., Te Papupa. PONSONBY RD.—Large Shop and Dwelling, newly renovated throughout; electric light .all convs.; moderate rental; refs. required.—Sox 107. Auckland. PONSONBY. —7 Rooms, elec. light; close to cars; rent 35a.—W. Frater and Son, Fort St. "PTTCHEVALIER, on Bus Route.-Mod-JL ern 5-roOined Bungalow: 32s 6d week. —Arthur Buckley, Winstone Bldgs. REMUERA. —Bungalow. 4 rooms, and balcony. and convs.—Phone 40-269. ROOMS, 1, '2 or 3, suitable Dwelling or Business purposes main street, Devonport.—R Hill. OHOP, best position, Karangahape Rd., O between Queen and Pitt. Sts.: rent £3 7s.—Ring 43-644. QHOP and Dwelling, occupied by Grocer, O Fruiterer, opp. Domain, Park Rd. — 51a. Park Rd. SHOP and Workroom, Ifi x 50ft., in High St.; low rental.—F, J, Hooker, 45, High Ct. QHOPS, Hall, Garage, Warehouse and Facks tory Accommodation, -in the new fireproof Manchester Unity Buildings, situated at the corner of Hobson and Victoria Sts.— John McLeod. Manchester Unity Hall. Cook Street. STANLEY POINT, Bmins. Wharf.—s Rooms, till modern conveniences, harbour frontage; splendid view.—Ozone. 712, Herald. TAKAPUNA. —Bungalow, almost new; 4 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, e.1.. all -L rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, e.1., all convs.; 32s 6d.—Phone 23-496. TAKAPUNA.,— Modern Bungalow, large, 6 rooms and convs.. e.1.; lovely views. -L 6 rooms and convs.. e.1.; lovely views. —Rosenfeldt and Son. Phone 23-496. to Let, recently occupied W by Ellis and Co., Chancery Chambers. —Arthur Cleave. High Street. TTT'ESTMERE —Bungalow. 4 rms., kitchen- » 7 ette: every conv.; 35s weekly, for term. Handy trams.—South. 952. Herald. 3 Acres, with small Cottage, Great South Rd„ Papatoeloe; buses pass gate every hour.—F. Christiansen. /?1 Acres, arid 6-rmd. Bungalow, for n U2 term, at £3 10s per week; best part Papatoetoe.—Apply Samuel Vaile and Sons, Ltd., 83, Queen St. TOWN BOARD NOTICES. r£HE HOWICK TOWN BOARD. SPECIAL ORDER. Public notice is hereby given that at a. Special Meeting of the Howick Town Board, convened for the purpose, and held on TUESDAY, the 21st day of February. 1928, a resolution intended to operate as a Special Order was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at a Meeting of the Board to be held at the Board's Office at Howick on TUESDAY, the 20th day of March. 1928, at 8 p.m. By the said resolution the Town Board passed a By-law, to be known as By-law Number 2. 1928, as additional to Part 2 of By-law Number 1, respecting Enildingß, dividing the Town District into inner and outer areas. The inner area shall comprise all that portion of the Town District having a frontago to Picton Street and lying between the intersection of Picton Street with Ridge Road and the intersection of Picton Street with Church Street, and shall extend for a distance of fifty (50) feet back from the northern and southern boundaries of Picton Street, situated between the said points of intersection, and the outer area shall comprise ail the remaining part of lhß district. Sections 8 to 12 of the new By-law impose further restrictions with respect to Buildings within the inner area. The general effect of the restrictions is that: No person shall erect, alter, add to, renew or repair the externa! walls, party walls or chimneys of any buildinp: (used or intended to be used for purpose of any business) or of any dwelling nouse. with combustible material, except as in the said By-law provided. The By-law does not apply to dwelling houses erected twenty-five (25) feet back from the Picton Street frontage Existing external and party walls of wood or iron may be repaired of same materials, but only inner or outer lining may be rerepaired with combustible material. Internal walls or partitions of buildings other than dwelling houses must be of noncombustible materials, but partitions in business premises, other than hotels and public houses may. with special permission, be of wood or wood and glass. A copy of the proposed Special- Order and By-law is deposited at the Office of the Howick Town Board, Howick. where the same will be open for inspection by the public during office hours until the confirming meeting is held. Dated this 24th day of February, 1928. V. L. BAGNALL. «;•. Town Clerk. . I Howick Town Board,