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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20495, 11 May 1938, Page 2

PU9LIC NOTICE! —w; T. Simmon*, T* ICowbl. 183 ANYO.xi trespassing on aw of my projT\. perty. K'a'rloi. with or without dotr or pun. will be prosecuted Poison laid for di let rge Te Hutewal, 234 VO Shooting allowed on my property.— G. J b Duncan. Gordonton. 352 IV PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WINTER FARM SCHOOLS RUAKURA FARM OF INSTRUCTION HAMILTON. Winter Farm Schools for young farmers will be held Ruakura Farm of Instruction. Hamilton, as follows: DAIRY FARMING.— Monday, June 27 Friday. July 1 FAT LAMB RAISING.—Monday, Julf 4-Frid>y, July 8. PIG KEEPING.—Monday. July liFriday, July 15. Full particulars and enrolment forms may be obtained from the Fields Superintendent. Department of Agriculture. Hamilton and District Instructors in Agriculture at Kaitaia, ‘Whangarei, Dargaville, Auckland, Rotorua. Te Kuiti.'Xgvmftninui, Tauransa and Whakatane. P. W. SMALLFIELD. 337 Fields Superintendent. VOTICE is hereby given that, by a Proclamation dated the Ist day of April. 1938, and published in the New Zealand Gazette. No. 32. page 1018, of the 28th day of the same month, the additional land described in the Schedule hereto was taken for the purposes of a police station, in terms of the Public Works Act, 1928. SCHEDULE. Approximate areas of the pieces of land taken:— Survey District, Auckland Land Dis trict; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 98777, deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works. A. J. BAKER, Acting Engineer-In-Chief and Undersecretary. Public Work Department. Wellington, May 7, 1938. 336 •yyAiK.vro qlub. To be held at the Club s well-appointed Course adjoining the Railway at CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, gATURDAY First Race starts at 11.30 a.m. Special Train Arrangements from all parts. Excursion Fares. You will enjoy the Claudelands Trots. Admission to Course and Grandstand: Ladies 3/-; Gentlemen 5/6. Outside Enclosure: Ladies 1/6; Gentlemen 2/-. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lot- | feries Amendment Act, 1908, followed i the occupation of a Bookmaker or i Bookmaker’s Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to | the Racecourse during the Autumn • Meeting, and if any such person is j found on such Course, he will be re--1 moved therefrom end prosecuted for I trespass. ! The promotion of sweeps is pro- • hiblted. and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. H. ALLEN, Phone 4120, Secretary. Box 76, Hamilton. 339