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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 90, 10 January 1920, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CLOSING PORTION HUTT ROAD. c . ,T JOHN PEARCE LUKEi Mayor of t h ULj ' the City of Wellington, by virtuo u- of the Powers conferred on me by Secsc fion 153, Paragraph (i) of "Tho Mnniciiii pal Corporations Act 1908," as amended by Section 22 of "Tho Municipal Corporations Amendment Act, 1913," do hereby close for traffic until further notice that portion of the Hutt li-oad to which tho premises occupied •by the - Vacuum Oil Company Limited nave a frontage, and extending 25 feut in width into tho said road. JOHN P. LUKE, Mayor. January 9, 1920. , e NO. 4 FIELD COMPANY, NEAV~ZEA1. LAND, ENGINEERS. I COMPANY ORDERS BY D. J. GIBBS, ,f D.5.0., N.Z.8., : is — Officer Commanding, p. Garrison Hall, t, Buckle Street, AVellington. 10 A Ll< Members of the Company are hereby notified that tho training • r : of ■ the Company will be resumed on s' THURSDAY, January 15. D. J. GIBBS, - £ Major, N.Z.E., O.C. No. 4 Field Company, N.Z.E. ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. INCREASE OF FEE FOR MOTOR DRIVER'S CERTIFICATE. 7VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ' ~ i-X the AYELLINGTON CITY COUN- , CIL, at their meeting held on the ISth L day of December, 1919, decided to Increaso tho Fee for a Motor Driver's Cer--0 tificato from Is. to 10s, >0 JNO. R. PALMER, ' Town Clerk LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME. ; T ARTHUR- JAMES FLANAGAN, of AYellington, in New Zealand, " Business Manager, hereby give notice that I have assumed and intend hence- ,- i- forth upon all occasions and at \all >. times to sign and use juul be called and e known by the surname of DU PONT, in lieu of and substitution for my present , surname of FLANAGAN, and that such intended change or assumption of name is formally declared and evidenced by-a Deed Poll under my hand dated this day. t, In witness whereof I hereby sign and subscribe myself •by such my intended 1 future name. 1 Dated this seventh day of January, 1 r 1920. I ARTHUR JAMES DU PONT. - AVitness to the signature of Arthur I James Du Pont— G. J. CLARKE, Accountant, Wellington. FINANCIAL. ' BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. j (incorporated by Royal Charter, 1835.) Paid-up Capital .£2,000.000 Reserve Fund ,£3,000,01)0 Reserve Liability of Proprie- ] tors J22,000,000 e <£7,000,000 OAA'ING to dislocation mail services, time for receiving rights provi- ' 0 sional warrants in Melbourne, has been ff extended in respect of New Zealand shareholders till February 12. Interest from January 12 next must be charged a in terms of allotment letter, a PERCY 11. COX, Acting-Inspector. , AYellington, January 9, 1920. J , f TOILET SPECIALISTS A SATISFIED CLIENT IS OUR A BEST ADVERTISEMENT. s ' . Wihich accounts for the increasing demand by women all through the f Dominion for f RUSMA, : ' : f s The Superfluous Hair Destroyer. 1 Correspondence treated strictly ( r confidential! 1 AVe specialiso in all branches of i t the ToiletHennaing, J Hair Staining, < Face Massage, • 1 Shampooing, Chiropody, Hair Cutting and Singeing, etc., etc. ; . . MRS. lIULLEN, 3A Courtenay Place, ' Wellington. 'Phone, 22—070. THE CHARM OF ATTRACTIVE HAIRALTHOUGH a woman may pay particular attention to her hair, it needs tho occasional treatment of a hair specialist to keep it beautiful and attractive. . THE "BOUDOIR CAMILLE" Has li staff of expert hairdressers. A periodical visit will prove highly beneficial. The latent methods are employed ' which promote hair health and charm and keep it at its best. One visit will convince you—Call today. ' MRS. CAMERON,. "Boudoir Camille," ) Cooper's Buildings (opp. "Evening Post"). Entrance just off AYillis Street, Wellington. 'PJione 1791. H'AIR AND FACE TREATMENT.— Each Patient's Case Diagnosed and 1 Treated According to its Cause. Ladies w taught their own special treatment, and ( proper massage for nerves and eircula- K tion, which, if practised from 5 to 10 minutes daily, will result in healthy, I glossy hair. MISS MILSOM, 94 AYillis i Street. Telephone 814. MOTOR SERVICES, * 1 HODSON'S PIONEER-WANGANUI-MARTON MOTOR SER- ■} VICE. 1 i Established 21 years. Punctuality nnd Reliability Guaranteed, ti TRAA 7 ELLERS from Wellington to Wanganui can save 2 hours by joining „ Hodson's Motors at Marton in evouing. Equal time-saving for travellers from Auckland to Wanganui or. arrival at Itarton in morning. TIME-TABLE: Morning Trip-Leavo Parkville 6.45 a.m., nrrivo Marton 8 a.m.; leave Marton 8.30 a.m., arrive W.v ~ nganui 9.45 a.m. Afternoon Trip—Leave n Parkville 3.45 p.m., arrive Marton 5 p.m.;' J leave Marton 5.30 p.m., arrivo AVanganui 6.45 p.m. p MASTERTON TO AYELLINGTON. DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. L EAVING Wellington 4 a.m., and _ ■J Masterton 9.30 a.m. §! FARE—2Is. Each Way. a Pafißago booked at "Dominion" Office, Wellington ('Phone' 3315), and at Mas- ™ terton ('Phono 1704). — TOURISTS! rpAKANAKI TRIPS—To North EgX mont, Mountain House, '"ucsdays, Thursdays, and SuiMnys. Fares, return _ same day, 155.; stop-over. 205.; single, l'2s. AVrite or wire for seats. "ft E. WOOLDRIDGE. 1 Tourist Garage, New Plymouth. Special Trips arranged any time, any- - where. 'Phones 357. 53.1. BUSINESS NOTICES. T< LIKE walking on velvet," savs the wearer of AVOOD-MILNE Rubber Hee's. They prevent norvo rack from road jar! Insist on the genuino Britishmade Wood-Milne's. fa TDASTRYCOOKS, Confectioners, FruitA erers' Showstands and Brackets. Stocks held by Henry Berry and Co., 79 ' Dixon Street, Te