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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 25, 24 October 1918, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. i ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE OVERSEAS AND IiED CROSS SOCIETY. STATEMENT OK RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS. For Three Months Ending September 30, . ' 1918." RECEIPTS. £ s. d. X e. d. To total funds:. . . . .. National Bunk.of • N.SO. 263 17 6 • „ P.O. Savings • Bank 1013 1,9 11 : — 1279 17 5 „ Proceeds from Pe- • lone lied Cross Shop .;■.,.•.; ..; 119 19 0 „ Donations: Wellington Savage Club ■....;..... . i 15 0 0 ~ Donations: ' ' nisi 'Mental ■ Hos- • .■••■-■ pita) ~..; • . 18 10 0 ' „ Donations: Sayes' : Court basaar, part - ■ proceeds' ............ 59 0 0 „ Sundry'donations ' " lindey £2 ' .......... " S 0 6 „ Received from Branches: Mangapehi ' Red' Cross 55 2 0 Manaia Patriotic ' ~,aud Bed Cross 13 10 0' ■' Rangiwahia' Red Cross ' 50 16 5 Johnsouville W.N.R. I 16 6 Haimiii Red.Cross 69 17 0 Mangawoka Red ' Cross 7 15 » Feildingßed Cross 12 1 6 Eketahuna ■ Red . . Cross and Equip- . -.'".. ine'nt .„ 50 0 0 .' : ' Pnhiattia Ladies' Fat. Society 5-00 ' Pihama Ladies' Pat. Guild (M 0 Wairaa Red Cross, Tokomarußay ..: 500' Nireaha Red- Cross 10 0 0 Bulls Red Cross... 18 15 6 Girls' Club, Bulls il7 2 Hukanui lied dross 50 0 fl -■ ' 100 IS '1 „ Sale of materials 7 5 6 ~ Sale'Of old cases .;....' ;. 10 0 „ Sundry refunds 0 8 1 ■ i 7 ■ PAYMENTS. , ■ By Materials for making up equipment HI 11 i „ Blankets CO 13 9 „ Foodstuffs 13 0 0 „ Cutting out garrasnts 2 0 3 •„ Packing Gases 14 6 0. „ Cartage 8 10 „ Packing: Materials, etc 7 I' 6 9 „ Gas and Eleeh'ic Light (for , . ■ a year) : 8 13 6 „ Printing 6 6 fi „ Stationery 3 8 .') ~'lnsurance 2 It 0 „ Petty Cash 2 0 0 '„ Kerosene -.i 2.8 0 „ Bank charge and cheque book 013 fl „ Cabled to High Commissioner, per U.S.. Internal Affairs fov V and 2 N,Z. ■ Stat. Hospitals, Franco .:.... 20' 0 0 „ Balanco in Na- •' • tional Bank of ~ N.Z. '.. 296 9 4 , Balance in P.O. " Savings BanTc ... 1013 !9 11 . ■ 1310 -9 3 ■.£1904 4 7 We have audited the above statement of receipts and payments, and certify that in our opinion it is a correct record of tho transactions of the Brigade. (Signed) WATKINS, HULL. HUNT, AND WHEELER, Auditors. Wellington, October 16, 1918. WELLINGTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS-HEREBY GIVEN that the. Business of Shipowners hitherto carried on under tho name of' The Wellington Steamship Company lias been registered as a Limited Company under the above style, and the steamers Baden Powell and Huia have been transferred to the Incorporated Company. The transfer involves :i complete change of ownership. The Company will pay all debts incurred in connection with the running : of the said Steamers as from OCTOBER 19, 1918. All other debts are chargeable to the former owner. The business will be carried' on at the former address, No. 13 King's Chamjjers, Under the control of tho undersigned. FREDERICK HILL, Manager. -.WARNING. . SPANISH INFLUENZA. WITH a , view of warding oil' as far as possible any inroad of Spanish Influenza, , I hereby invite citizens to cooperate with the Council, in endeavouring to secure every condition of cleanliuess. In this respect I would ask them to be more than ordinarily diligent. The City Sanitary Oißcers have been instructed to be specially oiactiug as to the cleanliness or city premises. Citizens are also advised to use disinfectants freely. -To-meet the requirements of tbpso who may be unable to'-procure.'supplies-else-where, arrangements have been made whereby a supply may be obtained from the City Engineer's Department at the Town Hall at 9d.' per pint, in own bottles. . To those unable to purchase supplies a small quantity will be granted free of charge upon application as abovestated; ' . ■ JOHN P. LUKE, ••■■■■- Mayor. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. IN connection with' the Wellington Races on Saturday and Monday, 26th and 28th instant, as , only a limited number of-passengers can be carried to and from Trentham with tho ordinary trains available, (he Railway Department draws attention to Railway By-law No. 5, which 'provides' that "Every person Before entering any carriage for the purpose of travelling on tho. railway shall procure a ticket entitling him to do so from the 'authority at ihe place of booking." Failure to observe this by-law..renders persons liable to a penalty rot exceeding JilO for each breach, BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.; LABOUR DAY. .1918. ' SEASIDE TRAINS. ON 'MONDAY,'OCTOBER 28, 1918, trains will leave Wellington ■'■ for Porirua, Paremata, Plimnierton,. and Paekakariki at f1.25 a.m., 10.5 a.m., and 1.25 p.m.- ■ \ • ■ ■ ■ •■•■•■■•. Return trains will leave Paokakariki at 5.15, 6.8, and 8.55 p.m., Plimmerton at 5.15, 6.16, and 9.25 p.m., Porirua at C.3: 6.55. and 9.15 p.m. ■ " BY ORDER. NO MOOT DEAFNESS. ITIHOSB who suffer may have relief by JL using Way's Invisible Medicated Ear Drums. Booklet sent free on «• coipt of penny 6tamp. G. P. WAY, P.O. Box 1011, or H. SPEAR, Dr. of Opt,, Eyesight Specialist, No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phone 2652. SEND IN YOUR PARCEL '■ BEST Turban Dates,.ls. lb.; Calif. Fiee from Is. 3d.; Best Jordan Almonde, 2s. (id. lb.; Walnuts, Iβ. 2d, lb.; Barcelona Nuts, Is. (id.; Soft Shell Almonds, 25.; Muscatels, Iβ. lb.; Best Pros. Ginger, wet, dry, or liquid. Boxes Chocolates from (id. to .£3 10s. All New Stock. MRS. LEMPRIEFvE, Parcel Post Special-' ist, DO Willis Street, Wellington. W BARBER AND ' CO., Dyers and • Dry-cleanerg, 125 Cuba Street. Cite. 'Phono f%.