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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 64, Issue 4560, 15 April 1942, Page 1

Public Notices TE AWAMUTU LIBRARY COMMITTEE APPEAL FOR JJOOKS AND MAGAZINES FOR LOCAL AND OVERSEAS FORCES AT the request of the Minister of Education, endorsed by the President of the New Zealand Library Association, I hereby appeal to Citizens of Te Awamutu and Residents of Surrounding Districts to supply BOOKS, PERIODICALS, AND MAGAZINES for use by the Men serving in New Zealand as well as those overseas. Please leave all contributions at the Te Awamutu Public Library at your earliest convenience. L. G. ARMSTRONG, Chairman, 170 Te Awamutu Library Committee. TE AWAMUTU ELECTRIC POWER BOARD NOTICE TO CONSUMERS IS HEREBY GIVEN that the power will be cut off in the Mid-Ohaupo District on THURSDAY NEXT (16 th April), between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The lines are to be treated as ALIVE, as the power will be restored, without notice, on completion of the necessary work. D. McARHUR, 191 Secretary-Manager. WOMEN’S WAR SERVICE AUXILIARY J’HE DEPOT in Commercial Hotel Buildings will be open each Thursday from 10.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. A demonstration in Camouflage Net Making will be given TO-MORROW at the Depot, and Two Community Nets started. Supplies for net-mak-ing will be made available at the Depot. M. A. TAYLOR, 200 Hon. Sec. KAWA DRAINAGE BOARD TEN per cent additional yOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ten per cent will be added to all rates remaining unpaid on and after FRIDAY, 24th April, 1942. J. G. WYNYARD, Clerk. Te Awamutu, 10th April, 1942. 188 ROSETTE BEAUTY SALON V. O’CONNOR, late of Sterritt’s Salon, announces that the ROSETTE SALON is now owned and operated by her, and she would appreciate the support of old and new Clients. 189 '’J'ENDERS are invited for the purchase of a Property situate in the Oparau District described as Section 4, Block VII., Kawhia North S.D., containing 500 acres 2 roods. The property is situate on the Okupata Road 28 miles south-west of Te Awamutu and 4 miles from Oparau Post Office. The property consists of 220 acres of fairly easy to undulating land, balance hilly; about 150 acres are ploughable and 60 acres are at present in grass; well watered by streams. Buildings comprise dwelling, woolshed, and cowshed. For particulars and conditions of sale apply to Messrs de Coek, Judd, Hill, and Malone, Solicitors, Te Awamutu. Tenders close at 4 p.m. on 27th April, 1942, at the office of Messrs de Coek, Judd, Hill, and Malone, Te Awamutu. 121 DANCING (JLASSES for All Branches of Dancing and Physical Training will, if sufficient interest is shown, be held each week by Madame Anne Speight, G.K.T.C., M. 8.8.0., 0.D.T.5., London. Full Teacher’s Certificate. N.Z Representative for British Ballet Organisation, London. Inquiries to Mrs Hughes, Wallace Terrace, Telephone 457. 176 , yOTICE MESSIEURS V. A. DE COEK, R. C. J. JUDD, ALAN R. HILL, AND BRIAN MALONE TyISH to anounce that, as from Monday, 13th April, 1942, their three legal practices hitherto carried on at Te Awamutu under the respective firm names of DE COEK & JUDD BRIAN MALONE and OLIPHANT & HILL (Major Oliphant having retired from the last partnership as from the Ist April, 1942) will for the duration of the war be combined into one practice to permit the principals eligible for military service to perform their military duties and at the same time provide their clients with the maximum safeguards that their interests will not be in any way prejudiced thereby. The combined practices will in future be carried on at the former offices of Messieurs de Coek & Judd under the firm name of— DE COEK JUDD HILL & MALONE, Barristers and Solicitors, Redoubt Chambers, ROCHE STREET, TE AWAMUTU. 139