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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17079, 7 July 1926, Page 2

POVERTY BAY POULTRY, PIGEON " AND' CAGE EIRE ASSN. ANNUAL SHOW. GARRISON HALL. FRIDAY, JULY 9 OPEN AT 2.30 P.M. SATURDAYr JULY 10' OPEN AT 10 A.M. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. 3~ HARTLEY, linn. Secretary. 219

milE MAXUKAU PERPETUAL 1 FLAX 00., LIMITED, oilers a unique opportunity of acquiring Shares which are estimated to y.eldlO [>er cent, in the. first year, rising to 34 per cent. in t tie sixth year. 6000 tons of leaf ready tor milling. Mill is operating. No drainage required. Millions ot heahhy flax plants- m vigorous grovrih. Company acquires freehold 2000 acres. All assets belong to Shareholders. 0250 £1 Shares signed up in one day. Directors and Shareholders arc on the .same footing. APPLY FOB PROSPECTUS (Only 20,0G0 Shares now available) INTERIM SECRETARY, Mnnukau Perpetual Flax Co., T.fcl.. 714, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., | Auckland. ] ‘Mnnukau Perpetual Flax Co.. Ltd., j FO'R SOLIDITY. _ j (Salesmen invited to apply for territories.) 149 MEW ZEALAND DAIRY-PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. TO OWNERS AND EXPORTERS OF ALL BITTER AND CHEESE' TO BE EXPORTED FROM NKWj ZEALAND. | THE above-named Board hereby gives notice that, pursuant to the power conferred on it by Section 13 of “The Dairy-Produce Export Control Act, 1923,” and to ali other powers it thereunto enabling the Board, did on the 25th day of May, 192 b, resolve and determine that it is necessary for the effective operation of “The Dairy-Pro-duce Export- Control Act, 1923,” and the fulfilment of its purposes, that the Board should expense absolute ,control.| over the export of Dairy-produce (that i.s, batter and cheese) from New Zealand, and did further resolve and determinc that the Board do assume con-! trol of such Dairy-produce accordingly; and did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate from, midnight on die 31st day of ACCUSE,I 1926; and did further lesolve and de-j tenrnne that such control shall operate until further determination by the Board. Dated this lOfh day of June, 1926. The Common Seal of the New Zealand Dairv-Produoe Control Bgard mas hereunto duly set and affixed by and in the presence of-r W. GROUNDS. Chairman. K. W. DAT.RYMPLE, Member of Board. T. C. BRASH, Secretary. ’ 453 ] NOTICE. WE ore Buyers of SCRAP LEAD Highest ILke Given. STEVENS, MAHONEY & 00,, PLUMBERS, •386 Gladstone Road. IMPORTANT NOTIGE TO ! ADVERTISERS. CHANGES OF BUSINESS ADVER-I TISEMENTS MUST BE HANDED IN NOT LATER THAN IQ A.M. THE DAY PREVIOUS TO 1 THE » REQUIRED CHANGE. All Changes received after that hour are liable to bn held over until the day following that on which they would otherwise he made. milE Tanh Cleaners—llm Clean Sweeps' JL —Vacuum Cleaning Co., 264 Aber. Rd Tel. 722. Town or country. HAVE you inspected the latest model Rugby Car? it’s a beauty.—See it at’ Redstones’ Motors, Grey Street. mp Spring Cleaners the Clean J. Sweep.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., 264 Vberdeen Rond. ’Piione 722.

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