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HOUSES AND LAND FOK SALE OAKFOOT BKOS., Removed to Larger Offices, X 'A. Insurance Building t formerly occupied Government Tourist Bureau) p REV T VXX AjYNX A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME. OWING t<» the death »*: the owner, this property must be realised. It comprises a Modern Bungalow of 5 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom and attached laundry. Electric hot-water service. Range and gas stove. Insured for £ss9. Freehold section, 40ft. x 115 ft. Situated in one of best streets. FRICE, PRICE. £1,250 Terms, 20 per cent, cash, balance arranged. SAMUEL. AMUEL > AILE & COXS. -Li'l’D. (71) Mount \ lbert ouxt Albert DEPOSIT. DEPOSIT. I>UNGALOW of 4 rooms, bathroom an 1 > laundry; built about 1$ months; front and back porch; pore, bath; gas stove; elec, light. Motor garage. Section, appr. 50ft. x 150 ft. PRICE, PRICE. £BSO Terms, £SO cash deposit, or section or sections as would take deposit. SAMUEL. XT AILE AMUEL. V ATLE 5-A CRE CRE & OCXS, r TP. & OCXS. X-4TD. (X.E.) Ij 1 ARMLET ARMLET £3OO CASH CASH A BEAUTIFULLY KEPT LITTLE PROPERTY. 25 minutes of the City. This ▼ ▼ little place is so equipped that one with a job in town can substantially incerase his income. Runs 2 cows and accommodation on first-class lines for 500 to 600 laying birds. Feed room with lined bins. Chicken house and runs. Permanent running water. Good Bungalow, in splendid order, 5 rooms and kitchenette. Tip bins and cupboards. Glassed-in Sleeping Porch. Porcelain bath and basin. Xice view, and a good garden. Nicely hedged orchard. price! £1,650 TERMS, £3OO CASH. Inspected and Recommended. SAMUEL YTAILE & O AMUEL V AILE & O S 3 QUEEN ST. ONS, oxs, Ltd. td. (21/G) SALES BY AUCTION \ RTHUR, X TD., Arthur, htp., 1 ACTORY k^iTE. ARAGE QITE * ARAGE CITE In Estate of Roger Lupton (Deceased). IV°- W ELLPARK AVENUE. O. 51:0 ELLPARK GREY LYNX. TUESDAY, XAECEMBER 1 UESDAY, OecEJI BEK 14, AT 1 1 O’CLOCK. at 1 * O’CLOCK, AT OUR ROOMS, OPP. TOWN FII r KT-ROOMED DWELLING, concrete , Paths, large stable and sheds, suitable for carrier, garage. level, 6Gft. by approx. 261 ft 700 route' de ° f roruI ' close to trams on Richard ichard Arthur! AUCTIONEERS. PUBLIC NOTICES ■ SCHOOL OLD BOY! ASSOCIATION. 1920—Diamond Jubilee Chronicle it aow on sale at the office of T S Mil Professional Chambers, High Street , Road VUCkland G “ ar School. Mount T.'s! MILLER. Secretarj

FUNERAL NOTICES s t - PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL. OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE RIGHT REV. DR. CLEARY, BISHOP OF AUCKLAND. TODAY (WEDNESDAY) 11.30 a.m. to 7 p.m.—Lying in state. 7.30 p.m.—Solemn Office of the Dead. TOMORROW (THURSDAY) 10 a.m.—Pontifical Requiem Mass, followed by interment at Panmure Catholic Cemetery. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. The funeral will leave St. Patrick’s Cathedral about 11.45 a.m., and will proceed via Lower Hobson Street, Customs Street West, Queen Street, Karangahape Road, Khyber Pass Road, Broadway, and Great South Road. Members of Catholic Men’s Societies, in regalia, will assemble at 11 a.m. in the vicinity of the Power House, Lower Hobson Street, and will march to Wakefield Street, where buses will be available for those who wish to proceed to Panmure. Children will not be admitted to the Cathedral on Thursday morning, and the Church will be closed to the general public at 9.30 a.m. It is requested that those attending the Funeral Mass in a representative capacity will present their visiting cards at the main door of the Cathedral between 9.30 and 10 a.m. OLY NAME SOCIETY, DIOCESAN UNION. FUNERAL OF THE LATE RIGHT REV. ! DR. H. W. CLEARY. ! Members of the Holy Name Society will make a special effort to pay last tributes of love and respect to our departed Bishop. Watch will be kept at St. Patrick’s Cathedral TONIGHT (Wednesday). Volunteers are required from Midnight onward. Names of those prepared to fulfil this labour of love will be taken at the Cathedral during the evening. On Thursday, at 11 a.m., Senior Members will assemble near the Power House, Lower Hobson Street, and march in the Funeral Procession as far as Grafton Bridge. Regalia to be worn. J. T. FITZGERALD, Diocesan President. ■JJIBERNIAN A.C.B. SOCIETY. THE FUNERAL CORTEGE OF THE LATE RIGHT REV. DR. H. W. CLEARY. Members of all Branches will assemble, in regalia, near the Power House, Lower Hobson Street, at 11.20 a.m. on THURSDAY, to participate in the funeral procession as far as Grafton Bridge. See Church advertisement. The funeral will leave St. Patrick’s Cathedral about 11.45 All members who can attend are requested to do so. W. KANE, District Secretary. OACRED HEART COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION The Brother Director and Executive wish all Old Boys to attend the Funeral of the late Right Rev. Dr. Cleary TOMORROW (Thursday). Old Boys will assemble at the corner of Hobson Street and Swanson Street not later than 11.35 a.m., and march in a body in the procession as far as the Town Hall. MAURICE M. FLYNN, President. T. LANIGAN, Secretary. MORTGAGES fPtari REQUIRED, first mortgage; excellent locality, sound, freehold. —Write, Q 1366, The Sun.

TENDERS • for Electric Hot-water I *— A services, only Chromalox 100 per cent. British, carries 2 years' guarantee ; and lasts for ever.—C. N Williamson i and Co.. Ltd.. Fort St.. Auckland. \ UCKLAXD - WESTFIELD DF.VIA--TA TIOX. —ironwork: for sluice GATES. Tenders are invited, returnable to tho District Engineer, Public Works Department, Auckland, until XOOX on TUESDAY. December 17. 1920, for the Supply and Delivery of Ironwork for Sluice Gates at 3m. 23chs. on above Deviation. Drawings and specifications may be seen at Public Works Office, Auckland. F. S. DYSOX, District Engineer. T7ALUE is a man’s best buy. "ORB” ▼ is the value that spells quality and economy. Look for the name “LYSAGHT” on the sheet —the imprint of quality. LYSAGHT'S ORB CORRUGATED IRON. Pocket Handbook. W yyiLSON, J^TD. BLACKSMITHS, ENGINEERS, ELECTRIC AND OXY-ACETONE WELDERS HEELTIP AND TOE PLATE MANUFACTURERS. ALL CLASSES OF BUILDERS' AND STRUCTURAL WORK MADE TO ORDER. LAWN ROLLERS ALWAYS TN STOCK STONE-CUTTING TOOLS A SPECIAL'!* 61. 63. 65 FEDERAL STREET. Phone 45-541. FOR SALE BY TENDER EDUCATION BOARD. ST. GEORGE’S BAY ROAD SCHOOL SITE, PARNELL. Tenders, in envelopes endorsed "Tender for St. George’s Bay School Site, Parnell,” will be received at the Board’s Office until Noon on THURSDAY, December 19, for the purchase of the above-named school site, containing approximately four acres. Conditions of tender and plan can be inspected at Board’s Office. D. W. DUNLOP, Secretary. <g A M O A N BANANAS. are invi ted for the purchase during the year 1930 of the whole or anv substantial portion of the output of Bananas from Western Samoa on the following conditions:— (1) Purchase to be f.0.b., Apia. <?> Purchaser will agree to ship by th< Motor Vessel Maui Pomare, which a present carries a minimum of 6,250 case: Pe JA V< £^ ge from Western Samoa. Price quoted to be per case, cast within fourteen days of acceptance a - Apia. (4) Tenders to be for a specific number of cases by each voyage of the Mau Pomare during 1930. (5) Bananas will be subject to Government inspection and will be placed along- ?, I <*. e .., ln fresh, green condition, packed ir ✓A 1 „ cases to pass usual standard. (6) Purchaser will accept at Apia hit full quota of such fruit by each voyage of the Maui Pomare. (7) The highest or any tender nol necessarily accepted. Tenders, which will be regarded as confidential, will be received up to and including December 18, 1929, and should be addressed to the Secretarv, Department of External Affairs, Wellington. TOURISTS’ AND MOTORISTS’ GUIDE WHANGAREI Hotel Windsor —select, comfortable-, adjacent Station and Town; radio; tariff 9s day. weekly hv arrangement. Under new management. 1

THE SSUN NEWSPAPERS FREE Accident Insurance THE SUN NEWSPAPERS. LTD., will A pay, subject as hereunder, to the legal representative of any person above tlie age of 14 years or under the age of 6G years at the time ot the accident, who being a subscriber to and has THE SUN home delivered, and to whom THE SUN shall have been delivered for a period ot at least one week, immediately prior to the day of the accident and whose signed notification has been received and acknowledged by THE SUN Newspapers. Limited. Auckland:— v* uico as the result of injuries received, by accident to any passenger railway train in which such person is travelling as a ticket-bearer or fare-paying passenger. providing that the total sum payabie arising out of any one accident as con dition (g) shall not exceed £I.OOO. 2 ?-,, £ , 250 ,f . the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received by accident to any tram or steamer or ferry in which such person is travelling as a ticket-bearer or farepaying passenger or to any motor-bus, taxi-car, private hire car (including service car), omnibus, coach, horse cab or passenger vehicle which is beinc rir jyen by a licensed driver and in which the subscriber is travelling as a fare-paying passenger. Home delivery Subscribers being Policemen or Rail or Tramway Employees in Uniform and Drivers, firemen. Guards, Inspectors. Conductors and Stewards of Passenger Railway Trains. Captains. Engin*Grs - Fl j; e men. Deckhands of Ferrv Boats; Taxi-car and Cab Drivers and rivate_ Hire Car (including service Omnibus Cab. Coach and Passenger Vehicle Drivers while on duty (excluding any driver Intoxicated at the time of the aeeioent) shall be deemed fare-paying passengers and any person whose fare has been paid or is paid by another person shall also be deemed a fare-paying passenger, and the expression “fare” includes any cash remuneration or hire money. (3) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while entering or alighting frbm any stationary tram. train. steamer, ferry, or vehicle mentioned In clauses (1) and (2). (4) £SOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while travelling m or driving a passenger lift or elevator set apart for the use of passengers in a building used for residential or business purposes. Subscribers are not covered under this clause unless injured as the result of an accident happening to any such lift or elevator. , ACCIDENTS IN THE STREETS (5) £IOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while and as a pedestrian in a pUblic thoroughfare colliding or coming in contact with any moving vehicle. (6> £250 If the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while engaged and acting as a Tram or Bus conductor or Inspector falling or being struck and thrown from the footboard by a passing vehicle. (Subscribers intoxicated at the time of the accidents are not included in the three preceding clauses.) CYCLING AND MOTOR-CYCLING ACCIDENTS (7) £IOO In case of death of the subscriber If he or she shall be accidentally killed while riding in a public thoroughfare a bicycle. tricycle or motor-cycle, solely for pleasure, but including journeys to and from the subscriber's usual place of business (not including business Journeys) provided that such reader Is a dulv licensed driver and is not at the time of the accident indulging In a racing contract, speed trial, or track riding ACCIDENT BY FIRE (8) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed vorks. the result of Injuries received ’ urning of a building resides or ACCIDENTS OF SPORT (9) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received whi.e such subscriber is engaged or competing q? an amateur in any game or sport conducted under the jurisdiction of a duly constituted club or governing body, provided the subscriber is not taking part in horse-racing, motorcar racing, motor eyrie racing, or bicycle racing LIFE-SAVING ACCIDENTS £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received in endeavouring to save human life. TOTAL or PARTIAL DISABLEMENT HI) £250 in case of an accident as denned m the clauses (1) to (10) above should such accident not result in death but cause PERMANENT TOT A 1 DISABLEMENT through the loss of two limbs or two eyes or one limb and one eye. (1 «> £lo ° ,n case of an accident as denned in the clauses (1) to (10) above should such accident not result in death but cause PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLEMENT through the loss of one limb or one eye. (13) £2 per week for a period not exceeding three weeks in case of an accident as defined in clauses (1) to (10) above should such accident not result ?n death but cause TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLEMENT. HOME ACCIDENTS (14) £l5O if the subscriber shall be killed as the result of an accident in his or her private dwellinghouse. flat or rooms, such address being the address registered on the subscriber's certificate of registration, or in his or her garden attached to such dwelling-house, flat ORDER FORM. To obtain the benefits of A 11/12/29 THE SUN Free Insurance Fill in this form and forward to the Publisher of THE SUN, P.O. Bos 630, Auckland. of. (Full name in Block Letters). (Address). (Occupation). ana of the age of years, do hereby authorise you to instruct THE SUN Delivery Agent to deliver THE SUN daily to my home at the above address. Subscriber for the benefits of your Free Insurance in accordance with the full conditions published in THE SUN (Auckland), November 15. 1929. Signature Dated this d ay Q f , lt Signature of Witness (This notification, filled In and signed by the subscriber and witnessed fn Ink, must be forwarded to The Pub. lisher of THE SUN, P.O. Box 630, Auckland, and until the same is received and acknowledged in v. riiiir- no person shall be deemed a Home Delivery Subscriber entitled to any of the benefits above mentioned Hone must, in order to become entitled to any benefits whatever hereunder, strictly comply lust pay their subscription for THE SUN to THE SUN Agent when Delivery Subscribers with all the conditions printed above, and due, and register their full names and addresses ith their SUN Ag it.) PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY and state if you are already a subscriber. scriber shall fracture a leg above the ankle, or an arm above the wrist, or shall sustain a broken jaw or collarbone. CHILDREN’S ACCIDENTS (16) £5 will be paid to the parent whose name appears on the registration form in the event of an accident to his or hei child over the age of six and under the age of 16 years causing broken arm above the wrist or broken leg above tho ankle, providing such accident is the direct result of one of the aforementioned and defined accidents and does not occur during employment PROVIDED ALWAYS that the above Lndertaking and Agreement is subject to the following special conditions which are the essence of the contract, namely, (a) The scope of the Insurance is restricted to accidents happening In New (b) In the oase of death, such death must result within 30 days after the accidenL (c) That notice of the death and the accident be given within forty (40) days after the accidc-* * — representative t Ltd.. Auckland. (d) IN THE CASE OF PERMANENT TOTAL OR PARTIAL DISABLEMENT that notice of the accident be given by (e> IN THE CASE OF TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLEMENT chat notice of the accident be given by the subscriber as aforesaid within seven (7) days of the - the claimant upon requesL (g) That the total liability in respect of claims arising out of any one railway accident or disaster which result in tho death within thirty (30) days of more than one person shall not exceed the sum of £1.000; in any such event the said sum of one tnousand pounds (£1.000) will be paid pro rata. (h) That the total liability In respect of claims arising out of any one accident or disaster, other than railway accident* which results In the death within thirty days of more than one person shall not exceed the sum of one thousand pounds (£1.000) In the event of such happening the said sum of one thousand pounds shall be paid pro rata. (i) That no compensation shall be payable for any accident happening while the subscriber is carrying another person or riding upon a luggage or pillioncarrier of a cycle or motor-bicycle. (j) That no compensation shall be payable for any accident sustained while the subscriber is in a state of intoxication or resulting from suicide or attempt thereat, an overdose of drugs, insanity, war. riot, or civil commotion. (k) That In the event of any dispute between the subscriber and THE SUN as to whether such disablement render the holder temporarily or totally unable to follow his or her usual vocation. It is agreed that such dispute shall be referred to the decision of a medical referee to be nominated by THE SUN. whose decision shall be binding upon the parties. (l) That the subscriber w. at the date of registratic (m) That the wife or husband of a Home Delivery Subscriber ordinarily residing with him or her shall be deemed to be a. Home Delivery Subscriber for all the purposes of the coupon. (n) THE SUN reserves the right to amend or terminate this offer at fourteen days’ notice, such notice to be published in THE SUN (o) Conditions previously published are hereby cancelled, and the foregoing conditions shall apply until such time as they are altered or withdrawn under paragraph (n). November 15, 1929 not a cripple