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(PUBLIC NOTlCES—(Continued). OWING to sheep being killed by worrying dogs on our property at Gollans Valley, Eastbourne, we will in future have every dog destroyed. (Sgd.) BURDAN BROS. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE BOARD OF GOVERNORS. ELECTION OF EMPLOYEES’ REPRESENTATIVES. ALL Employees’ Unions desirous of participating in the above Election must notify the Returning Officer uot later than Saturday, August 8, 1942. R, G. RIDLIKG. Returning Officer. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE BOARD OF GOVERNORS. ELECTION OF EMPLOYERS’ REPRESENTATIVE. ALL Employers’ Unious aud Manufacturers' Associations desirous of participating in the above Election must notify the Returning Officer not later thau Saturday, August 8, 1942. R. G. RIDLING, Returning Officer. LEGAL PARTNERSHIP I have pleasure in announcing that MR. HALLAM W. DOWLING, LL.B., has been admitted into partnership with me in the practice of Barristers and Solicitors, which will henceforward be carried on at Napier and Takapau under the firm name of “A. E. LAWRY.” A. E. LAWRY. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I HEREBY give notice of my intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a COPY POLICY to take the place of Polley 'No. 20(5744 on the life of Mid tileton Stanley Quigley, formerly of Gisborne, Dannevlrke, Oaonul and Lower Hutt, but now of Otane, Schoolteacher, which is declared to have been destroyed Commissioner. ' Wellington, 1/8/1942. UPPER HUTT AND DISTRICT EMERGENCY PRECAUTION SERVICE. COMPULSORY TRYOUT, - TODAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 1, 1942. Members of the above Service must immediately turn out on the alarm being sounded. Anyone falltag to obey the above orders will be liable to disciplinary action. (Sgd.) J. BLEWMAN, Chief Warden. " WELLINGTON METROPOLITAN LICENSING AUTHORITY. 'NOTICE 'IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Transport Licensing Act, 1931, and its amendments that applications have been received for the transfer of taxicab service licenses from C. J. Condren to P. Fee, V. Corigliano to T. Ma louey, 'N.Z. Cab Company to T. P. Rooney, N.Z. Cab Company to J. H. Foothead. Any person desirous of objecting to the above applications must submit the objection in writing to the undersigned not later than 9 a.m. on Monday, August 10, 1912. If no written representations against the granting of the applications are received within the period specified above the applications may be granted without notice and wihhoiut hoiOtag a public sitting of the Licensing Authority. Full information with regard to the applications may be obtained at the office of t'lie undersigned. E. P. NORMAX. Secretary, Metropolitan Licensing Authority, Town Hall, Wellington. July 31, 194'2.. PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR SHORTHAND-WRITERS AND TYPISTS, NOVEMBER. 1042. PUBLIC SERVICE Junior and Senior Entrance Examinations for Shorthand-typists Will 'he held on November 14, Applicants may enter for 'both 'Examinations. It is also proposed to hold the following examinations on November 28, in centres WHERE THERE ARE SUFFICIENT CANDIDATES:— INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION; Shorthand, 130 words a minute; typewriting, 50 words a minute. Entrants must have previously passed the Senior Examination. SPECIAL EXAMINATION: Shorthand, 150 words a minute; typewriting, 50 words a' minute. Entrants must have previously passed the Intermediate Examination. Exception is made only where the Commissioner is satisfied that candidates who have not passed any Public Service examination for Shorthand-typists are up to the standard of the examination below the opo entered for. Each case will be dealt with on its merits. SHORTHAND REPORTERS’ EXAMINATION: Shorthand, 150-180 words a minute, with not more than one poi 1 cent, error iu trausoript. Entry fee js £2/2/-; candidates must be 21 years of age, and must submit two testimonials as to ' character. Applications close on October 8, 1942, but will be received up to October 22 ON ADDITIONAL PAYMENT OF LATE 'FEE. Entrance fees; Junior, 5/- (late fee 2/6); Senior, 10/- (late fee 2/6); Intermediate, 15/- '(late fee 5/-); Special, £1 (late fee 5/-). NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER OCTOBER 22. Full particulars obtainable on application to Secretary, Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, C.l. WELLINGTON CITY E.P.S. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE. (Under the Provisions of the Emergency Reserve Corps Regulations, 1941, and their Amendments.) TRIAL IN DISTRICT NO. 19. (1) I hereby ORDER aud give public notice that on Monday, August 3, 1042, at. an undisclosed time in the evening sirens will be sounded iu the above district and that from the time of the sounding of the sirens till the AH Clear is sounded the conditions of ;; state of emergency will exist in the Arep mentioned in the Schedule attached hereto, with the exception that, the conditions of a Blackout will not require to be observed. (2) GENERAL PUBLIC: When so required by the Wardens the General Public in the streets and open places shall immediately disperse from the area specified or take shelter.

(3) PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Trams will run as usual with the exception that stops will be made only at compulsory stopping places. (4) CIVILIAN TRAFFIC will be permitted to proceed through the areas as directed by E.I’.S. Officials or Traffic Officers. (5) NAVAL, MILITARY AND AIR -FORCE personnel are requested to comply with the requirements of E.I’.S. Officials. The occasion will be a compulsory parade for tho following E.I’.S. Personnel in the area specified: Wardens, Medical, Communications, Traffic and Information. All personnel are to remain on duty for 45 minutes after the All Clear has been sounded or till released by tho District Warden. (6) Petrol will foe available from the undermentioned Service Station ou Monday, August 3, and Tuesday, August 4, 1942, at the usual hours to those who have been allotted duties for this Trial, and who present dockets bearing the correct signature: F. E. Bognuda, 221 Riddiford Street, S.l. SCHEDULE. (7) All that area of land In the Newtown District bounded as follows: Commencing at a point on the eastern side of Russell Terrace at: its intersection with Lavaud Street thence generally in a northerly direction along the western and northern boundaries of the Newtown Park to a point on a line 5 chains east of Riddiford -Street; thence along a line parallel to and 5 chains east of Riddiford Street to a point on the southern boundary of the Wellington Hospital Grounds approximately 4 chains north of Mein Street; thence generally In an easterly direction along the southern boundary of the Wellington Hospital Grounds to the western side of Coromandel Street; thence generally in n northerly direction along tho western side of Coromandel Street and the Fever Hospital Grounds to tho Wellington College Reserve; thence generally in an easterly direction along the southern boundary of the Wellington College Reserve to Alexandra Road; thence generally in a southerly direction along tho western side of Alexandra Road to its intersection with Crawford Road; thence generally in a southerly direction along the western side of Crawford Road and the eastern side of the Town Belt to Manchester Street; thence along the eastern aud southern boundaries of Newtown Park to the point of commencement. T. C. A. HISLOP. August 1. 1912. Chairman. ANIMAL AMBULANCE. LADIES’ AUXILIARY OF THE S.P.C.A. IN CASES OF SICKNESS OR ACCIDENT PLEASE RING 14-806. Hon. Treasurer, MISS ROBSON, BishopscourL CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. YOU are earnestly requested to report to the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may notice. Office, ’luildart. Parker Buildings. Humane destruction of Cats and Dogs available Monday to Friday at 8.30 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 4.30 p.m., Saturday 8.30 to 9.30 ajn„ (jt City Corporation Yard, Clyde Quay.