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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 82, 31 December 1934, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION MILK DEPARTMENT. HOLIDAY DELIVERIES, ETC. CREAM. ’ A PLENTIFUL supply of fresh pasteurised cream will be available on rounds throughout the holiday season at the following prices:— i pints, 5d.; i pints, 9d.; pints, 1/6 per lot. BOTTLES EXTRA: 1 pints, 3d.; i pints and pints, 4d. each. Payment for.cream may be made either by coupon or cash. . ■ \ ■ If bottles not left out or coupons presented, quantity of cream required should be stated on written order to Roundsman. SHOP HOURS. On January 1 and 2 the Department’s Tory Street ehop will be o]>en from 8.30 a.m. to noon. ' CLOSING OF PUBLIC OFFICES. The offices of the Department will be closed on January 1 and 2. ORDERS AND COMPLAINTS OFFICE. ■ This office will remain open from 8 a.m. to noon on January 1 and 2. Householders who leave the City for a term and act'ordingly cease taking milk are requested to notify the Department in advance of their requirements on their return. R. E. HERRON. General Manager. December 31, 1934. PRODUCE FOR SALE. " HAYk ——————— XTEW Season's Prime Clover Meadow Hay now ready, £2/5/- per ton. £9 15/- per truck of 155 bales; quality better than ever. Langleys. Hastings.

A new man-made low temperature of 459.6 deg. below zero Fahrenheit was reached recently by scientists at the University of Leyden. London had twenty-five, air raids during the Great War, in which altogether 922 bombs were dropped and 524 people killed and 1264 injured. In his forty-live years’ service as village postman, Mr. Lattimore, of Corby, Kettering. has walked and cycled over 250,000 miles. ■