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PUBLIC NQTICES, ' INFLUENZA. VIGILANCE COMMITTEES. APPLY TO YOUR OWN DISTBICT. 'PHONE NUMBERS AS FOLLOW f. HEADQUARTEES-Town Hull. Telephone 23G4. Ambulance and Town Hall after 8 p.m. 'Phone 2281. . ; ;.,. . 1. BROOKLYN.-H. E. Holland, Esq., M.P. Headquarters, Brooklyn State School. Telephone 3158. . 2. WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT.-P. Fraser, Esq., M.P. St. John's Schoolroom. Telephone 4127; Hospital, 4123. 3. WELLINGTON EAST.-Wm. Foster, Esq. Clyde Quay School. Telephone (day and night) 194 A. 4. ROSENEATH.-J. J. M'Grath, Esq. Rosoneath School. Telephone 998 A. ' . - • : 5/HATAITAI.-E. W. Tolan, Esq. Bowling Pavilion. Telephone 1788 '. day; 477 night. ' C. KILBLRNIE.-J. J. Clark, Esq. Kilbirnie School. Telephone 2623. ' 7. LYALL BAY.-A. A. GeUatty, Esq. Lyall Bay School. Telephone 2984.'' Night, 2004. . . • 8. JllßAJfAß.—Jliraniar Dietrich T. 0. Fox, Esq. Council Chambers; • Telephone 3783 (two rings). •■ ,' 9. SBATOUN.-A. P. Smith, Esq. Seatoun Sohool. Telephone 2«74 (day and night). 10. ISLANIXBAY.-C. C. Odlin, Esq. Island Bay Bowling Club Pavilion. , Telephone 3GRO (two rings) day, 4191 night. ' ...■'.'■. 11. NEWTOWN.—H. A. Parkinson, Esq. Newtown Sohool. Telephone ,: 3231. . . . 12. NOMHLAND.-D. M. Poison, Esq. Northland Public Sohool, Tete phone 1307. > 13.-KABORL-A. .M'Kenzie, Esq. Karori Sohool. Telephone 3701 (one short and one long). ■ 14. KELBURN.-T.'Gray, Esq. Telephone 1930. . ; 15. WELLINGTON NOBTH.-Bev.-Eoberteon Orr. St. Andrew's Schoolroom. Telephone 4013. . , '■'■■■:■ IC. WADESTOWN AND GOLDIE'S , BBAE.-S. G. Nathan, Esq. Anglican, '; Churchrooin'.i Telephone 78S;. House, 472: - , 17. NGAlO.—Ngaio School. Telephone 4593. 'JB. KHANDALLAH.—Eoden Plimmer, Esq. Telephone -3748 (three rings), ■-19. KAIWAERA.-A. W. Palmer, Esq. Telephone 1976; /. ( 20. BERHAJIPORE—P. C. Watt, Es., Masonic Hall, Adelaide Hoad; > Tele* phone 4063 ('two ringe). . . . ..; ■ . JOHN P. LTJKB, Major.. ,

HATAITAI- EPIDEMIC COMMITTEE. i THE HEADQUARTERS WILL BE OPEN TO-DAY AS USUAL. From Sunday until further'notice the Depot will'be Open from 9 until 10 a.m. and 7 until 8 p.m; During the above hours, Ring 1788 and at other times Ring 477 (Mrl'Tolan), or 4560, two rings (Mrs.' Bowling). Will Patients please return any loaned Bottles, Jars, Basins, etc., and. Helpers', kindly claim-them at the Depot? .. ■'■ The Inhalation Chamber ' will close down on Sunday Night. H; W. TOLAN, Officer" in Charge. ORIENTAL BAY AND ROSENEATH EPIDEMIC COMMITTEE. '■ • THE Committee of the above will '• discontinue operations, and the Inhalation Chamber will be CLOSED, as from 6 p.m. on Sunday Next, December 1. . Until then all calls and inquiries' are to be made at. tho Inhalation Chamber. Telephone 593 A. , After Sunday any urgent calls may be made or assistance obtained from the Town Hall. Telephone 2281. The final meeting of the Committee will be held at 5 p.m. on Friday Next, December 6, when a report and a statement of accounts will be presented to the members. > All persons having claims against the Committee are requested to forward their accounts at once to tho undersigned, at Box 757, G.P.O. J. J. M'GRATH, Officer in Charge. BROOKLYN CENTRE. INFLUENZA~EPIDEMIC. AS the Epidemic is now abating,- the Offico Hours until further notice will be from • 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. After that urgent cases may be attended to through the' Hospital 'Phone, 935. H. E. HOLLAND, M.P., 1 ' Officer in Charge. GEORGE FROST, . Chairman. ' J. B. HOPKIRK, Secretary. TSLAND BAY, VIGILANCE 'COMJ- MITTEE. Central Offices: • BOWLING CLUB PAVILION. ' 'Phono 36G0 (two rings). WILL BE OPEN AS FROM MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. 10 a.m. to 12 o'clook 2 p.m. to i p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. C. C. ODLIN, Official Organiser. CHEMISTRY AND INFLUENZA. I BEG to Apologise to my numerous Customers that, owing to eickness of my staff, I have had to close my premises at times in ordes to overtake the pressure of work. I have now secured the services of a Qualified Chemist, liberated from Military Camp, to assist me, and hope from now to maintain my usual prompt service. R. M. GREEN, Chemist, . ' 141 VIVIAN STREET. V , NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE (Reg;), Wellington Branch. MEMBERS are urgently requested to forward arrears of Subscriptions without delay. J. C. BURNS, Hon. Treasurer, fit Fairlie Terrace. HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Some two years ago the "New Zealand Herald" and other leading, daily papers of the Dominion reprinted from the "Otago Daily Times" a news item iwnouncing the discovery by a Duncilin resident of a wonderful natural euro for Rheumatism and blood troubles. It now transpired, that the discovery was a very important one, for since that time die remedy has been subjected to every test, and thousands of cases have been treated with marvellous results. The intensely interesting story of the discovery has now been printed in book form, entitled the 1 "Broken Crutch," and can be obtained free- by filling in and posting the following coupon:— To the DOMINION RHEUMATIC CURB PTY.. LTD., Hellnby's Buildings, P.O. Box 36!), AUCKLAND. Please send me Free Book about Rheumatism mentioned in the "Dominion," Wcllington.-G. 9. Name Address , „„_ N'n sufferer should hesitate in sending for the book. !l shows that no matter how severe the ensu may I)e--EVEN II 1 ' IT MAS BEEN PRONOUNCED INCURABLE—a complete and speedy cure 'is possible with the aid (f this marvellous remedy, the secret of which was known to the ancient Egyptians centuries ago, and was only rediscovered bv accident. Send for the book and read tllis marvellous true stqry for yourself.