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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 49, 22 November 1918, Page 7

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC; ISLAND BAY And BERHAMPQRB appeal.QUR COMMITTEE WANT:Fruit, Vegetables, Fish, Mutton Broth, Beef-tea, Barley Water, Jellies, Custards, Lime, Black Currant, and Lemon Drinks; also other suitable invalid foods; there is also a great need'for old Flannel, Old Linen, Night Apparel, etc., etc. SPECIAL APPEAL TO FISHERMEN AND PRIVATE BOAT-OWNERS. Wo are in urgent need of Fresh Fish for our own pationts and also for all Temporary Hospitals. You can help the Special Committees with your boat and fishing gear and we feel sure you will respond right heartily. Arrangements will be mado to take delivery at tho Beaoh if you will cleaii before landing, _ , Berhampore Committee: Masonic Hall. P. C. Watt. •'Phone 4063 (two rings). Island Bay Committee: Bowling Club. 'Phono 9860 (two rings). C. C. ODLIN, Supervising' Officer. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. ISLAND BAY AND BERHAMI'ORE DISTRICTS. BERHAMPORE. ■ ALL INFORMATION can be obtained by applying to tho Masonic Hall, Adelaide Road, Berhampore, or TELEPHONE 4063 (two rings), where Soups, Broth, Barley Water, Jellies, Custards, Blaok Currant Drinks, and many other necessaries for invalids and those in need will bo supplied FREE OF CHARGE by the residents. ■All are advised to make Free Use of the Inhalation Rooms. Disinfectants and Influenza Mixture supplied. Please bring a Bottle. Cost, 6d. and Is. bottle. P. C. WATT, i s Chairman of Committee. ; Drs. Kemp, Line, and Perkins are the Medical Officers for tho district. C. C. ODLIN, Supervising Organiser. • WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. / AT the present time there is a serious shortage of Capable Nursing Assistance at the various Hospitals and Convalescent Homes in tho City of Wellington. , I HEREBY MAKE A SPECIAL URGENT APPEAL TO ALL EMPLOYERS OF AVOMEN TO DO ALL POSSIBLE TOWARDS HELPING . BY CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERS AMONGST THEIR STAFF, AND TO RELEASE FROM DUTY ANY MEMBER OF THEIR STAFF WHO, HAYING SOME NURSING' EXPERIENCE, ARE WILLING TO VOLUNTEER ■ FOR NURSING DUTY. JOHN P. LUKE. Mayor. WELLINGTON CENTRAL. ' CLYDE QUAY SCHOOL.' TELEPHONE 491 A. . TELEPHONE 484 A. . . TELEPHONE 494 A. PLEASE NOTE that 445 A is no longer the correct number. Gifts of Jellies, Soup, Custards, Black Currant Drinks (or Jam), and similar Foods suitable for Convalescents URGENTLY REQUIRED. One or two more Cars would greatly facilitate our workINHALATION CHAMBER, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. WILLIAM FOSTER, In Charge. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. A LIMITED TRAIN SERVICE has now been resilmed in the Ohakune District, and goods as under for North of Marton will be accepted, but must be strictly limited to the articles enumerated Live Stock traffic, to be strictly limited to animals required by butchers for slaughter to meet local consumption. (Live Stock other than animals for slaughter will not be accepted for carriage.). Foodstuffs (Grain, Butter, and Cheose), Coal and Firewood. , Lime and' Manures for Agricultural purposes (consigned direct to farmors), and Chaff for feeding live stock, but the j quantities must in every instance be limited to tho minimum to cover bare necessities. * Post, Stakes, Wire, Seeds, and Agricultural Machinery, consigned direct to farmers. Returned empties, such as 'Fish Boxes, Fish. Casks, Butter and Cheeso Boxes, etc.; to bo used for conveyance of foodstuffs and other essentials; Shooks for making Butter Boxes, Cheese Crates, and Casks; and Merchandise (Classos A, B, BY ORDER. WELLINGTON HEBREW CONGREGA- . TION. QjWINCt to the Epidemic, there will he no Service in tho Synagogue NEXT SATURDAY, November 23. WEATHER REPORT AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. | Oapo Maria van Piemen.—West, fresh; bar., 29.95; thcr., 62. Foggy, showery; sea moderate. Auckland.—'West, breeze; bar., 29.E6; ther., 63. Showery. Tauranga.—North, light; bar., 29.77; ther.. 64. Overcast; sea moderate. Gisborne.—N.W. breeze; bar., 29.74; ther., 68. Overcast; sea moderate swell. Port Ahuriri.—Calm; bar., 29.70; ther., 65. Eain; sea moderate. Castlepoint.—N.E., breeze; bar., 29.67; ther., 59. Cloudy; sea increasing. Wellington.—NAY., breeze; bar., 29.66, tiler., 58. Cloudy. New Plymouth.—West-, light; bar., 29.70; ther., 62. Overcast; sea moderate. Wanganui.—South, light; bar., 29.75-, ther., 63. . Overcast; Bea smooth. Farewell Spit—West, fresh; bar., 29.70; ther., 68. Pine; sea considerable. Oapo Foulwind.—S.W., fresh; bar.. 29.76, ther., 56. Squally; sea rough. Grcymoutli.—S.W., gale; bar.. 29.53; ther., 55. Squally; Bea considerable. Stephen Island.—West, fresh; bar., 29.68; ther., 56. Cloudy; sea moderate. Oape Campbell—North, fresh: liar.. 29.64; ther.. 60. Showery; sea considerable. Kaikoura—West, light; bar., 29.52; ther., 59. Rain; eca moderate. Port Chnlmers.-S.W., light: bar., 29.73; ther, 58. Overcast; sea smooth. Nuggets.—South, fresh; bar., 29.60; ther., 53. Cloudy; sea considerable. liluff—W.S.W., fresh; bar., 29.77; ther., 56. Cloudy; sea moderate. B. V. PEMBERTON, I Assistant-Director. | Metcornlooricnl Ofl"'ne. Wellington, November 21, 1918.

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