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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6451, 24 February 1908, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. DIRECT FROM GERMANY. JCJ AGE N B- E CK * S THRILLING WILD ANIMAL GROUP. A X umber of Different Wild A nil no Is Performing together undor the command of HERR S. BATTY, The Bravest Man on Earth. WIRTH BROS.’ GREATEST IMPORTATION. Opening MONDAY, MARCH 2nd. ADELAIDE RuAD, Old Tramway Sheds Site. SHORT SEASON! Fall particulars later. 270 PUBLIC NOTICES. LOST CHEQUE. NOTICE is hereby given that Payment of Cheque No. G 20561, National Bonk, drawn, by John Whitworth in favour of J.. Lowe, has boon Stopped. 373 NOTICE. THE WELLINGTON”DEPOSIT. MORTGAGE AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, Has Removed to BANK CHAMBERS (First Floor), Bank of New South Wales Building, lAMBTON QUAY. DEPOSITS RECEIVED: 12 mon.tlis 41 per cent. p.a. 6 months 3! per cent. p.a. 3 months 3 per cent, p.a. JAMES W. JACK. 372 Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICE. y AMES W. J A C K, Representative of the Paraffine Paint Company, San Francisco, makers of Malthoid and "P. and B." Materials, has Removed to his former office© BANK OP NEW SOUTH WALES BUILDING, LAMBTON QUAY. MESSAGE OF THANKS. I WISH to thank most sincerely all those friends who sent wreaths, letters of sympathy, and for kindness extended to mo in my sad bereavement. J. J. NORTH, 255 13, Tasman, street. RING UP 1636 OR 1571 IF YOU WANT A CAB. MR a. T. MoWILLIAM begs to notify the public that he has taken over the Cab Proprietary Business until recently carried on by Mr J. Turnbull, Courtenay place. Premises are being removed from 80, Courtenay place, to more commodious accommodation at 90, Courtenay place. Careful and strict attention given to all orders. 59 BAND CONTEST AT NEW PLYMOUTH FEBRUARY 24th 17 FEBRUARY 28th, 1908. ALL THE LEADING BANDS of the DOMINION COMPETING. Special Train leaves Wanganui for New Plymouth immediately after Sculling Race. An opportunity for Southern Visitors to arrive for Marching Contest on THURSDAY, 27th. without loss of time. J. CLARKE, 728 Secretary. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. TO ARCHITECTS. THE Hospital Trustees invite competitive Architectural Designs for the Improvement to the General Building, the scheme to embrace an extension capable of providing double the accommodation at present afforded, but arranged so that sections of the improvements can bo made from time to time. Two prizes are offered, one of .175 for first, and ,£SO for second, the first prize being deducted from the commission coming duo for carrying out the work. The Trustees do not bind, themselves to proceed with the whole or any part of the buildings. Further particulars may be obtained on application to G. E. BURTON, 195 Secretary. IN BANKRUPTCY. Estate of ARTHUR WHEATLEY, Wellington, Settler. fTIENDEBS will bo received at my ofX fioe, Customhouse Building, up to 10 a.m. on Friday, 28th day of February, 1908, for the valuable properties as per list as under. Tenders may be for each property separately. 1. INGLEWOOD. All that piece of land situate at Inglewood containing 22 acres 24 perches (more or less), being part of Section 103, Moa District, Township of Inglewood, and all the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 50, folio 49. First mortgage for .£BBO, No. 18146; second mortgage for. £l2O, No. 18147.

2. WELLINGTON. All that piece of land containing 10 1-10 perches (more or less), situate in Aitken street, Wellington, 27ft 9in x 99ft 3in, being Lot 3, Block 2, deposited plan No. 1447, part Sections 533 and 534, City of Wellington, Certificate of Title, Volume 139, folio 50. First mortgage for .£1750, No. 58265; second mortgage for £BS, No. 58558. House of brick, containing 11 rooms and conveniences, let at .£3 per week. 3. WELLINGTON. All that piece of land containing 16 3-10 perches (more or less), situate in Molesworth street, Wellington, 34ft 6in x 132 ft, heing_ part Section 564, Wellington. Certificate of Title, Volume 141, folio 122. First mort- | gage for .£9OO, No. 49321. Two houses of 4 and 6 rooms and conveniences, let I at 32s per week. 4. LOWER HtTTT. All that piece of land situate on the Main Hutt road, containing 20.1 perches, more or less (40 x 136), and being Lot 9 of Block 2, Taine Estate, and all the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 139, folio 162. First mortgage for £6OO, No. 46592; second mortgage for £IOO, No. . On this land is a new dwelling of 7 rooms, bath, washtubs, copper, gas, tanks, and drains, etc. 5. 100 shares of £1 each in the South Wellington Land Company, owners of the Hilton Estate; Mornington (Island Bay). Liability £4O. 6. Three Shares, representing f, in the Britannia Syndicate, Lower Hutt, owners of 8 acres 2.02 perches, part of Section 16, Hutt, fronting the Hutt road, with a dwcllinghonse thereon. Subject to liability to Mr Foster of the £BOO interest and costs aforesaid. Subject to liability to Syndicate for calls. Subject to charge for £IOO and interest. 7. One-sixteenth Share in the Tamer fctreet Syndicate. Particulars and conditions can be seen I at my office. Customhouse Building. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signed) JAMES ASHCROFT, Official Assignee. February 21st, 1908. STAR FOUNDRY. Eevans street Wellington South, M'KBEGAN BROS. Manufacturers of "star" Wrought Iron Pulleys, Steam. Hydraulic, Gas and Printers’ Engineers. Agents for Victor Folding Machines and Reliance Whaxfedale Machines. Phone 1246. I S3