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PUBLIC NOTICES Land transfer act notice. Evidence of the loss ol Certificate of Title, Volume 246, Folio 183 (Auckland Registry). ioi part of Sections 18, 10 and 20, Block X., Hohoura East Survey District, and of Certificate of Title Volume 445, Folio 19 (Auckland Registry) for Section 04, Block X., Hohoura East Survey District, both in favour of SHECKO URLICH, of Hohoura. Farmer. .having been lodged with me, together with an application for New Certificates of Title in lieu thereof, notice is hereby given of my intention to issue such New Certificates of Title after fourteen days from September 6, 1945. Dated August 31, 1945, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. R. F. BAIRD, District Land Registrar. NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY (Inc.), Auckland Sub-Centre. RED CROSS SOCIETY SHOP. British Chambers, High Street, TOMORROW (FRIDAY). Under auspices of Victoria League of Auckland, in the charge of the VICTORIA LEAGUE GENERAL COUNCIL. Proceeds in aid of Society's General Purposes Fund. Cakes. Produce and other Useful Articles on Sale. PLEASE SUPPORT US. Notice to consumers.—The Auckland Electric-Power Board wishes to announce that the services of our Lady Demonstrator are again available. Until electricity and rationing restrictions are lifted no public demonstrations can be given. Our demonstrator' is. however, available for advice and assistance either in your home or at our model kitchen. Bth floor, Power Board Bldgs.. Queen St., Ph. 32-790. Call or ring for appointment.—THE AUCKLAND ELEC-TRIC-POWER BOARD. bs TI7OULD anybody knowing the whereabouts ' » of the will of Jerko Didovich, late EllersUe, Quarry Foreman, kindly communicate Messrs Hall, Skelton and Skelton. Solicitors, 204 Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St., Auckland. X-Hostel Residents are invited to send names for Golden Jubilee Hostel Repnion.—Ph. 42-099. LECTURES AND MEETINGS pUBLIC NOTICE. X CLOSING OF BUTCHERS' SHOPS. Public Notice is Hereby Given that all Retail Butchers* shops in the South Auckland Province will close on Monday next, September 10, 1945, for the purpose of holding a daytime meeting of Master Butchers. NOTICE OF MEETING. All Retail Butchers, both members and nonmembers of the South Auckland Master Butchers' Industrial Union of Employers, are requested to attend a Meeting to bo held in the i Centreway Tearooms, Garden Place. Ham-! ilton. on Monday, September 10, 1946, at 2 p.m. Business: To discuss certain questions raised by the New Zealand Master Butchers' Industrial Association of Employers relating to the difficulties under which the Retail Trade is at present operating. Ihis meeting is vitally important and all Master Butchers in the South Auckland area are urged to attend. N. I. McKEAN, Secretary, South Auckland Master Butchers' Mission bay progress association (INC.). ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS. TONIGHT, at 7,30, in the BERKLEY THEATRE LOUNGE. An address will be delivered by Mr H. H. Wat kins, the City and Suburban Drainage Board s Engineer, on the subject of the board's Brown s Island Sewerage Scheme. All residents of Mission Bay and Kohinmrama are cordially invited to attend. i E. W. HENDERSON, Hon. Secretary. "TV'T'A UREEN MORRIS AITEXiANDER x , P"?, ,ie ® r Nutrition Expert, Speaks TODAY, '2 p.m., to WOMEN, i t tM CONSTIPATION," Ist Floor Brunswick Bldg., 174 Queen St. No children admitted. Silver Collection. Spend an interesting and profitable afternoon. Bring your Written Questions on Nutrition. Modern nutrition is not, new-fangled. It is based on sound scieutific facts and concorns jgLi 1 N J> E 1) S ERVICE M. EN. , J??"' 1 ,- '"jss the Illustrated Talk. "OUR (»IjAN D, to bo triven by MISS pr orr K. MORTON in aid of the Blinded Servicetumt this evening in LEWIS f: aJ-Aljlj, 8 o clock. Adoiission t2/-. Views include Canterbury Cathedral the blitz London burning; Coventry. raid's f Pau! ' s after bomhi "S Bf4nv H s 1^F V T : F I VpRLD"~EEWRX tTu ?Vi rilll , c , h -, 150 Queen St.— o m aVi??rru W lecture at above address IONIGHL (Thurs.), 8 p.m.. entrance side door lurncr St. Subject: "Archaeology Confirms the Scriptures. G I *°< ? F R .. E Y , T H O D~S~O~N. va Noted International Lecturer and Author TONIGHT, at 8 p.m. THEOSOPHICAL HALL, 371 QUEEN ST. Public Lecture: DEATH AND THE HEREAFTER. Written Questions Invited After Lecture. THE ROYAL N.Z. SOCIETY for the X Health of Women and Children (Plunket Society).—-The Annual General Meeting of 4he Auckland Branch will be held in the «rS a j 2? Farmers' Trailing Co. on Thursday, September 20, at 4 p.m F. E. CARMICHAEL. Secretary.