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PUBLIC NOTICES. Hamilton telephone EXCHANGE. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers are hereby notified that all connections for which subscriptions are unpaid by NOON on MAY 23rd., 1930, will be DISCONNECTED in accordance with the conditions laid down in Telephone Regulations No. 25. In such cases, an additional fee of ss. will be payable before the service is restored. By Order, C. A. MATHIESON, Chief Postmaster. Hamilton, May 20th., 1930. 555

OPTICIAN. J^ONDON QUALIFIED QONSULTING QPTICIANS, H. Q.ROCOTT, F.S.M.C. E. H. G ROCOTT F.S.M.C., F.8.0.A., (Fellows or Institute Ophthalmic Opticians, England). SIGHT-TESTING ONLY BY PRINCIPALS LATEST ADVANCED SCIENTIFIC METHODS. Testing Rooms: gg •y‘ IGTORIA gTREE'T, HAMILTON. (Immediately opposite Theatre Royal.) The ItKh. annual report of the directors of Lewis Eady, Limited, shows that the net profit for the year ended March 31, 1930, is £2941 9s lOd, compared with £2194 12s 9d last year. To this is added the net profit on the building account, £1545 11s sd, and the amount brought forward from the previous year, £11,068 4s 7d. The amount available for appropriation is £13,800 5s Id, an increase of £1791 over 1929. This the directors recommend the disposal of as follows : Payment of ordinary dividend at the rate of 8 per cent., as last year, on the ordinary capital of £24,530, absorbing £1962 8s Od, leaving a balance of £11,837 17s Id to be carried forward. A very heavy consignment of Island oranges arrived in Auckland to-day.