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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 68, 14 December 1918, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. ! , , —<$£> , NEW ZEALAND' RAILWAYS, j CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR i HOLIDAYS. j EXPRESS TRAINS, WELLINGTON. ! AUCKLAND, PALMEUSTON ! NORTH-AUCKLAND. ■ j TJIROM December 18, 1918, to January j JT 8,1!)19, inclusive, Express trains will , run between Wellington and Auckland : as under:— . ' j FOR A.UCKLAND.-Wellihgton dep. J li.-f. , ) and 2.0 p.m., Auckland arrive 6.38 j and 7.50 a.m. next day. . ;i These trains will run on Mondays, I Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fri- | days, and Saturdays,'nnd in addition the : '2.0 p.m. train will run on Sunday, De- j C ™olt WELLINGTON-Auckland dep. i 7.10 and 7.40 p.m., Wellington arr. 1.8 J and 1.50 p.m. next day. ■ ■ . These trains will run on Mondays, \ Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, l'rU' j days, and Sundays, "and in addition the : 7.10 p.m. train will run on Saturday,. ': December 21. ' ' ; On the days that tho 2.0 p.m. < Wei- i lington-Auekland extra express train runs. "j the ordinary 1'.'.45 p.m. Wollington-Auck- : land expriv:' train will take passengers . I from Wei! on only for Taihape and ' stopping-sin. ~)iis beyond Taihape and .; for stations beyond Woodville on Napier ■/ line, and'will not take up passengers at ] Palmerston North-Mercer or interniedi- i ate stopping stations. Passengers from -"| these stations- must travel by the Wei- ] lington-Auckland extra express train. ■] leaving Wellington at 2.0 p.m., Palmers-..; j ton North 5.14 p.m.; by the Palmers--/.'l ton North-Auckland additional express; , train leaving Palmorston North 2.35 p.m. j (on December 21 and 23 only). ' ; On the days that the 7.40 p.m. Auck; , land-Wellington extra express train runs\ j the ordinary 7.10 p.m. Auckland-AVelling- j ton express train will take passenßers i from Auckland only for Waiouru, Taihape and stopping stations beyond Taihape, and will not take up passengers at .! any stopping station between Mercer and ; Palmerston North (both inclusive) ex- ; cept for.and from Waiouru. Passengers i from these stations must travel by the •' Auckland-Wellington extra express train j leaving Auckland at 7.40 p.m. . . ' BY ORDER. ... ' I POSTPONEMENT. ! ■■.'...1 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' MEE- I CANTILE MARINE FUND. ".,''\ /"fcWING to the Influenza Epidemic it ! is necessary to POSTPONE the "I SURPRISE PACKET DAYS in eonneo- , tion with the above-mentioned Appeal ;'! until THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SAT- 1 URDAY, MARCH 12, 13, and 14, 1919. i.j In the meantime Donations of Cash or' ; Goods will bo gratefully received at the ! Commercial Travellers' and Warehousemen's Association Rooms, Victoria Street,' j i-l ART UNION. '■ THE COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL j FUND. ■"■ i FOR TRENCH COMFORTS. | THE WINNING NUMBERS ARE- ; ' 1 First Prize—No. 80, Mrs. Alex. Cam- | pion, Ohau. • j Second Prize-No. 1701, Mrs. Long, \ Tauhorenjkau. • . j Third Prize-No. 612, Mα-. G. Crasse,. ; Weber. i Fourth Prize-No. 1124, Mr. Whitney, j Auckland. . ■ i Fifth Prize—No. 493, Miss A. Nathan, , Wellington. _, % . ■ i Sixth Prize-No. 1096, Mr. Whitney, j Auckland. .. ; Seventh Prize-No. 1204, Mr. Whitney, \ Auckland. . , r . \ Eighth Prize-No. 2717, Miss Edith 1 Ferriclc, Waione. ' ; Ninth Prize-No. 1357, Mrs. A. Craw- ; ford, Miramair. „-,-,.' " '■ Tenth Prize-No. 1151, Mr. Whitney, j Eleventh Prize-No. 3H7, ' Mies D. \ Little, Wellington. . \ THE names of Prize-winnere at .the -j Guessing Competition at the Sale , in Dr. Adams's Grounds yesterday, which , was held in aid of Epidemic Sufferers, ] arc:-Maori Doll, Mrs. Sleeman; Dread- : nought, Erie Liverton; Motor-car, Mrs. j Walter Bethune; Set of Lady's Under- ; wear, Mrs. A. K. Brown;Doll'* Bed, Mn. , Nelson; No. 1 Cake, Mrs Gooko; No. 2 Gate, Mrs. Morison; Rabbit Mrs j Morison; Dressed D3ll Mrs. H. Nathan; ; Bookshelf Cupboard Mm. Gray; Quartz- , crushing Machine, Mr. Barry Bluudell. ; PUBLIC NOTICE. • j AWING to the difficulty in procuring : i hJ supplies of Jars, and the huge de- i mnnd for their Cordials, Messrs. Sharpe j Bros Cordial Manufacturers, Nqwtown. j urgently request those persons in pas- ! Bewion 'of their J.vs, who have not been „ ctu d npon, to Ring 'Phone 2 f or «ndPostcard, and they will gladly collect j "Til'postage and telephone charges will:! bo paid by the above firm. — •! JTUIE STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVE< ! i MENT SUMMER CONFERENCE, n which was to have been held at Feild- | ing commencing on December 2r, has ■ been ABANDONED, by order of the | Health Department. .; . i WELLINGTON "CENTRAL DISTRESS, j ALL Accounts in connection with Dis- i tress caused by the recent Epidemiol must be ■sent, by MONDAY, to b • | John's, Willis Street, and payment will j 1w m,uk C. BABY, '< Hon. Treasurer. 1 RSTmURRAY, Star Registry Office,.' begs to notify tho public that she ; is Minovinjr on Monday, December 16, to more convenient offices, Lambtou, Quay, next G. mnd T. Young, Jewellers... 1 INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE OF HOUSE j OF REPRESENTATIVES. ] 1 nr\HE above-named Committee has been | J. appointed by Parliament to investigate and report upon tho Industries of tho Dominion. Tho Committee will sit in various cen- j ■ tres during February and March next ; to take evidence regarding the promotion ; > of established or new industries, includ- ; i ing anv proposals calculated to increase,| ■ production. , ' t Persons desirous of being heard ate in- j vited to communicate with the under- ; I signed at Parliamentary Buildings, Wei- I . lington, at an early date. • | ; A. B. BRKCtS, i Secretary to Committee. ' Wellington, December 12, 1918. j STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, AND ; SUPPER BOOMS. ■ j Dinner 5.30 to 7.80. i One of thn Best Appointed in the City. ■', Smoking and Writing Room Provided j for Gtntlenien, ; Open on SATURDAYS until 7.30 p.m. ! MISS READ, Proprietress. Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's), j i in OOP Printing promptly produced at. \ I vX popular prices, at "Dominioa". Jei j . Printing Worki. . '.