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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2711, 4 March 1916, Page 2

| PUBLIC NOTICES. NEAV ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PARADE OF EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. To-day (Saturday), 4th march, 191 li, tho Train which usually leaves AVcllington (Lambton) for Mastorton at 1.25 p.m. will bo delayed to leave at 5.3 p.m. The train which, usually loaves Wellington (Thorndon) at *1.15 p.m. for Palmerston North, will leave at 5.10 p.m. BY ORDER. WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAM. AVAYS. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. 'PARADE OF 10th REINFORCEMENTS, SATURDAY, 4th MARCH, 1916. SPECIAL TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS. FROM 3.15 p.m. and until tho Troops aro clear of the Tramway Tracks, twm traffic via Lambton Quay, AVillis Street, and Jervois Quay .will be Suspended. During this timo a regular service will be maintained to Island Bay, Lyall Bay, Oriental Bay. and Constable Street, from Courtenay Place. Newtown cars will run to Cuba Street ouly; Karori, Gardens, and Wadestown. cars to Government Buildings; and AVallace Street, Brooklyn, anil Aro Street cars to Manners Street. Regular services will be resumed as scon as circumstances permit. W. H. MORTON, . General Manager, Srd March, 1916. WELLINGTON MILITARY DISTRICT. NO. 5 AREA RECRUITING COMMITTEE. Recruiting meetings win be held as under:— Roseneath Schoolroom, MONDAY, Marck fitli. Speakers: Hon. A. L. flerdman' and Messrs. F. M. Manton and R. R. Martin, Jun. Khsjidallah, TUESDAY, March 7. Parochial Ml. Karori, THURSDAYI March 9. Schoolroom, Brooklyn, MONDAY, March 13. St. Thomas's Schoolroom, AVelliugton South, k TUESDAY, March 14. Schoolroom, Wadestown, THURSDAY, March IS. E. R. MARTIN, Jun., Secretary. NOTICE. I WOMEN'S ANTI-GERMAN LEAGUE »V opcri Daily from 10 till 5 daily, ' and AVoonesday and Friday evenings, from 7.30 to 10 o'clock. HANNAH'S BUILDING, Lambton. Quay. NOTICE. I SHALL not be responsible for any debts contracted by any person \vithout my written authority. JOHN SHERIDAN, Merchant, Gisborne. TO ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS, , Ai PRIZE of X 5 ib offered for the best ■t\ design for the outside page of a Souvenir for tho Shakespearian Tercentenary Festival. Conditions and specifications can be seen at the bflicc of tho Secretary, ~ R. K. LYON, 149 Featherston Street. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. DRIVERS' AND VEHICLE LICENSES', 1916-1917, INCLUDING MOTOR VEHICLES AND DRIVERS. NOTICE is hereby given that all Driv-, ers' and A : ehicle Licenses expire on tho 31st March, 1916. AVhero renewals are desired, application must be hiade; between tho Ist and i4th April. Owners are warned that they will bo required to place' their vehicles and harness, and motor vehicles in good condition and repair, and have their vehicles properly numbered, and submit same to the Corporation Inspector, or to tho. Motor Inspector (as the case may be) at the Town Hall, between the datea named. In the "event of failuro to comply with this Notice by tho 14th. April, legal proceedings will be taken. , JNO. R. PALMER, 'Town Clerk. •28th February, 1916. METROPOLITAN PERMANENT BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Established 1891). Incorporated under "Tho Building Societies Act, 1880." rpHB TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL X MEETING of the Members of the Society will bo held on MONDAY, 13th . MARCH, at 8 p.m., at tho Offico of the Society, Commercial Union Assurance Company's Buildings, Grey Street. Business: To receive tho Directors' Report and Balance Sheet; To elect tiyo Directors; To elect two Auditors. \ Nominations fol the position of Director. must be in tho hands of the Secretary Seven clear days before the Meeting, in terms of Rule No. '6. CHAS A. EAVEN,. Secretary, ' Wellington, , Ist March, 1916. How to Cure AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. On the 7th May,' 1913, the "Otago Daily Times" published a news item (which was quoted by most of the leading daily papers of tho Dominion) announcing the discovery by a Dunedin resident of a wonderful Natural Cure for Rheumatism and Kidney and Blood Troubles. 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