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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 297, 17 December 1941, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. HUNTERVILLE AND DISTRICT PATRIOTIC PURPOSES COMMITTEE. i pATRONS please note that the ! Social and Dance v.hich was to have been held in the Hunterville Town Hall on Thursday, December 18, has been deiinitclv CANCELLED. R. A. GORDON. Chairman. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD DEBENTURES 31% Thirty Years 31% LESS THAN £lOO.OOO AVAILABLE . Here, for the "Small Investor" and the “Large Holder" is UNQUESTIONABLE SECURITY r pHE Board owns 200 acres of freehold property, in the City of Auckland, in addition to its port equipment, which will be increased by the New Export Wharf now under construction. Its assets are over £3,400,000 in excess of liabilities. The debentures are £lOO bearer bonds—interest payable 10th March and 10th September until 1971. Exchange (N.Z.) is payable by the Board on purchase money and interest and principal repayments. Remit purchase money to the Treasurer. Auckland Harbour Board, Box 1259, C.l. (Telephone 32-673; Telegrams "Haboard"). Prospectus and Application forms may be obtained from the Treasurer, and also from Branches of the Bank of New Zealand and from Members of the Stock Exchange. W. B. SMITH. Secretary.

THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NOTICE TO BEEKEEPERS. ’|’HE attention of all BEEKEEPERS is drawn to Regulation 6 of the Apiary Registration Regulations, 1937.' Clause 2 provides: That every registered beekeeper in whose apiary any increase or decrease has taken place in the number of hives maintained I hereon since the date of registration. or since the date of the last notification pursuant to this clause on the Ist day of Decemiier in any year, shall give the Director ci Horticulture notice thereof and of the particulars of e.i ii me: ase or decrease as the case may be, not later than 31st December of that year. Clause 3 provides: Tht no person shall use as an apiary any place In respect of which notice of any increase or decrease in the number of hives maintained hereon has not been I given to the Director as required by I Clause (21) hereof. | Every person who commits an of- • fence against the regulations shall be I liable, on conviction, to a penalty not exceeding £2O. H. F. DODSON. Government Apiary Instructor. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. yACANT - Rougl :ast Bungalow, ; New range, hot water, clean papers: £750. Arthur Peachey VACANT VACANT. CASTLECLIFF COTTAGE. CASTLECLIFF COTTAGE. MUST BE SOLD TO WIND UP ESTATE. I wJITUATED right on the Seafront, and only a stone’s throw from tram terminus. Attractive and wellbuilt Roughcast on “Konka," containing iivinr. r.iom. three sleeping cubicles, kitchenette, with all city services Access foi car. Petrol shortage has curtailed distant holidays—here's the answer! OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE At - £275 £275 £275. Sole Agents: W. M. \\' ARb & c°120 RIDGWAY STREET. Phones 5278, 3626, 5367. READ THIS CAREFULLY. - ' THREE GREAT BUYS. ■yO. 1- 8 ROOMS, first class house. four bedrooms and sleeping porch -right in town. Rental Value £2 a week, very low rates, no tram fares. I would divide into two splendid flats.; Price £lO3O or neai offer. ■yo. 2 6 ACRES St. Johns lull Adjoins Tiani Stop. More than a gift at £225. Magnificent building site. 3 Karaka St.. Castlecliff (adjacent to Mr. N. G. Armstrong’s i residence), originil Cost £220. Has since been levelled ready for building. I Price £2s—"just a Xmas present." j Apply IMLAY 77 Ridgway Street. 'Phone 2378. T. G. HA( KSHAW. 3 DEPOSIT. Gonville Bungalow , all in perfect order; every modern convenience; garage; now vacant. Pay off as rent. T. G. Haikshaw , 98 Ridgway Street. L'XCHANGE or Sale—2o Acres, Westmere; well fenced and watered. Bungalow house and all outbu.ldings. Will Exchange for House in good locality. T. G. Haekshaw, 98 Ridgway Street. •J' G. HACKSHAW, Real Estate Agent, has buyers for every class I of Property, Houses. Dairy and Sheep Farms. Nothing too big, nothing too small.