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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 41, 12 November 1918, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE, •WELLINGTON. .NOTICE CLOSING PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. I A* pursuance of the powers conferred ' on mo bv Section J8 of the Public ■ Health Act, IMS, and being authorised . in that behalf bv the Governor-General. 1, Michael Herbert Watt, the * District : Health Officer at Wellington, do hereby | -require all places and buildings in the . Wellington Health District,, set out or ! referred to. in tho Schedule below, to be ) isolated by being' closed for one week j from tho. date of this notice, and during | the period of such isolation no person j nhall enter any such building save for I the purpose of cleansing or disinfecting ' the same or for some other purpose directed by me. ; ■ ; ... ..SCHEDULE: All Theatres, Moving-picture Theatre?,.: Dancing, Halls, Billiard Saloons,, Concert Rooms, Shooting Galleries, andiotlu'i' buildings or rooms used as places of pub- , lie entertainment or amusement. All public and private schools. All places used for race meetings, shows, or exhibitions of any kind. Dated, at Wellington this" eleventh day of' November, 1918. -. M. H. WATT, District Health Officer. (Note: The Wellington Health District includes the. following Hospital Districts f—Taranaki,- Hawera, Stratford, Patea, Wanganui, Hawke's Bay, Wairoii, Cook, Waiapu, Palmerston' North, Wainawa, Wnirarapa, Wellington. Nelson, Picton, Wiiirau.) ARMISTICE CELEBRATIONS. ORDERS, !BY COL. G. F. C. CAMPBELL, Defence Commander. . IF an Armistice is signed, it will im- . mediately be announced by the Firing of Guns £rom the Forts. Should the Signal be given between il 'a.in.'nnd 5 p.m. all' Territorials will imi mediately Parade in Uniform as quickly ! as possible to. assist in the Celebrations, | which will take place AN HOUR AFTER ; THE SIGNAL JS F.IUED. : Troops will assemble at Bunny Street, I next Government Buildings. ; Should tho Signal be given between 5 p.m. and midnight, the ceremony will ; take place at 10.30 on the following'mom- ; ing. Parade 9.30 a.m. ; Should the Signal be given between : midnight aud 9 a.m., the ceremony will ibe at 10.30 a.m. on that day. Parade : 9.30, a.m. ! v ! Further orders will be issued on Parade. i ; ■ F. G. HUME,' Major,. R.N.Z.A., . , Staff Officer to Coast Defence Commander. November 11, 191 S. ARMISTICE ARRANGEMENTS. PROPOSED CHILDREN'S DI3MON- ., • VSTRATION. IN relation ,to the proposed children's demonstration to follow the public demonstration on tho announcement of Armistice, tho arrangements for 'holding the demonstration are very well for- ' ward. As, however, schools have been ' closed as ia 'precautionary measure, the Secretary of the Education Board and ', Mr. Foster, representing the Headmas- ■ lei's, to-day interviewed the Mayor, and ; it was agreed that a postponement of the 1 function -will bo made if, at the time of official announcement that tho -Armistice conditions have been' agreed to, that course is advisable in tho interests of public health. A quite definite announcement of the future arrangements will bo t made in good time to enable all those 1 concerned to .take part in the' function. '■• , • ; G. L. STEWART, ' Secretary, Education Board. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL., VfO Operations for Tonsils and Adenoids will be performed at the Wellington Hospital on WEDNESDAY NEXT, or until further notice. i '•_' \ S.ROBINSON, Acting-Secretary, November 11, 1918. )■■ NOTICE TO JURORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Common Jurors suniuroned to be in nttondanco at the Supreme Court, Wellington, on Monday, the 11th instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, are hereby notified that thov will not bo required until WEDNESDAY, the 13th. instant, at the same hour. Dated this Bth day of November, 1918. H. A.,HAWKINS. Sheriff.. ' WELLINGTON BOYS' INSTITUTE.' OWING to the Director, Games. At- ■ toiidant, and a large number of the boys bein£ down with Influonza, the Boys' Institute and Tepid Baths will be closed during the present week to allow the premises to be thoroughly disinfected. Cricket practice, 'marches, and all outdoor activities will do carried on as usual. j , ■ INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC! A SURD PREVENTIVE, IZAL. 'IZAL. ' IZAL. IZAL. IZAL. IZAL. THE Most Efficient Disinfectant'procurable. Used fti large quantities ■. by the Government for Military Camps, Public Institutions, Railway Stations, Offices, etc. Recommended by the Health Authorities. 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