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PUBLIC NOTICES H0ROWHENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD Electricity Shortage THE HORO WHENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, in eom- . mon with all other Supply Authorities. in the North Island, has been ealled on to make a reduction in load in aecordance with a prearranged's.chedule calling* for reductions of 5 per- cent., 10 per eent. and 15 per cent. ; The first reduetion can be obtain,ed without greatly inconveniencing consumers. ' In order to obtain the second and third stage of reduetion, the Board will have no. option but to cut out feoders for periods up to half an hour, and CONSLIMERS ARE HEREBY WARNED THAT SUPPLY IS LIABLS TO I»E INTERRUPTED FOR THIS PURPOSE WITHOUT WARNING. The Board give an assurance that so far as it is possible to do so, disconneetions will take plaeo in rotation, so that the inconvenience is spread evenly. An appeal is made to all consumers to curtail the use of electricity and so avofd the need for eompulsory disconneetions. R. A. FKBDERIKSON, M anaging-S e cr etary

HIGH-CLASS FURNIT URE NOTICE fN ORDER to catch up on arrearsof v/ork, ESSENTIAL furniture orders only v/ill be accepted for next few weeks. First Grade Bedding available from Stock at Lowest Prices HOWARD HARVEY k SONS, Cabinetmakers & Funeral Directors LEVIN 'Phone 62 Day and Night AUCTION SALES PRELIMINARY NOTLCE AUCTION SALE 9 Of Kousehold Goods and Effects At the Residence, Kawiu Road, Levin. SATURDAY, MARCH "16", 1946 AT 1.15 P.M. j^ESSRS KINGSWAY, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. P. McGregor to conduct a sale as above. Full partieulars later.

i PARKER & BE AL E Land and Estate Agents LEVIN For Saies and Purchase of Farms, Homes and Building Sections CONSULT PARKER & BEALE P.O. Box 100, Levin Telephone 142 : : Private 354M Progress Poultry Farm ANNOUN.CE that they will be able to supply 6, 8 and 10-weeks-old Pullcts this coming season. Also young Pekin Ducks as required. Prices on application. j W. IAN WATSCN, Tiro Tiro Road Levin TELEPHONE 408J STRICTLY 1946 ! JHERE is. no end to the variety of elfie styles whieh clever fingers can fashion. A smooth, glossy, natural hair wave flatters and enhances, and variation is a fashion tonic. Expert and capable attendance at . . . GEORGE COOPER'S SALON, TELEPHONE 156 FOR APPOINTMENTS Oxford Street Levin Have Your Radio Serviced By W. H. GRIFFITHS, Radio Serviceman (By Exam.) Liverpool Street Levin (Near Railway fiStation) TELEPHONE 21 - - — — Substitute Poultry Feedlng DURING FOOD SHORTAGE

The shortage of imported foods . . . the arging of N.Z. farmcrs to grow more wheat, point to a grave possibility of an acute Sttninc in Poultry Foods. Keepers of Poultry will be wise to rcalise that whatever change is made in the fecd, the vitamin and mineral contcnt must be safeguarded. Your best way to do this is to add daily to the mash a lufficient quantity of Laymor Poultry Tonic. -8y so doing, the full supply of all the aeccssary vitamins and minerals is ensured for th'c moulting season ahead — and for the laying season to follow. All Poultry keepers will be well advisea to adopt this preca.utionary measure.' L.23 BARRY & FREEMAN, LTD, Opticians, PALMERSTON NORTli / QJJR MR. ROWLAND BAILEY visitS Levin every month. ADDRESS: C /- Mr. C. S. Keedwell 'Phone 51, Levin Fire Destroys House A modern house owned by Mr. A. T. Sinclair, of Ballance, was completely destroved by flre yesterday afternoon. Mr. Sinclair, the owner, was in town. The house and contents were a complete I oss. Although insured, a heavy loss will be sustained by the owner.

PRINTED and Published for KERSLAKE, BILLENS & HUMPHREY, LTD., at the Registered Printing Office of the Company, Oxford Street, Levin. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1946 /