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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 6, 2 October 1943, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTlCES—(ContlniieiDPUBLIC NOTICE. MR. AND -MRS. H. L. TAYLOR wish to advise that they have taken over the Hallway Hotel, Turakiua. Old and new friends welcomed. MELROSE ON -Sunday. October 10, CD. ami 11. Q. Companies will proceed on voluntary parade to Trentham for Range Practices and will fall iu under Company arrangements. Rations provided. Quarterly -Compulsory Parade on November 7. Leave of absence granted only on production of a medical certificate, cmnlover’s certilicate, or in case of Harbour Board employees, Waterfrout --introi Commission certificate. Personnel to bring all arms and equlpment on issue to this parade. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE OF PROPOSED APPLICATION FOR -SANCTION OF LOAN. NOTICE is hereby given' -that tlie Wellington -Hospital Board proposes at its meeting to be held on -t'hc 9tii day of November, 1943, to consider a motion to apply to the Local Government Loans Board for its sanction to the borrowing of an additional sum of approximately £40,000 for the purpose of completing the erection of the 2-10-Bed Block, wi-t-h ancillary services, Wellington Hospital. Any person having any objection to the proposed application is called upon to submit same in writing to the Wellington Hospital Board not later than the day preceding the said meeting. Dated this Ist day of Octoiler. 1943. F. CASTLE. ~Chairman. EYES HIGHT. SHORT Sight. Long Sight. Astigmatism, Squint, can be rectified. Consult Muriel Webber. Eye Drill Specialist. 155 Lambton Quay. Next Midland Hotel. Hours: 11-30-1.30 3-5. Speedy results. ANIMAL AMBULANCE. LADIES’ AUXILIARY OF THE S.P.C.A. IN CASES OF SICKNESS OR ACCIDENT PLEASE RING 14-SO6. Ambulance available Wednesdays and Fridays. til! 7 p.m.. and Saturdays till Noon. CRUELTI TO AMAIAI.B. YOU are earnestly requested to report to the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may notice. Offlce. Huddart, Parker Buildings. Humane destruction of Cate and Dogs available Monday to Friday at 8.30 to 9 a.m and 4 to 4.30 p.m.. Sa’urdav 8.30 to 9.30 a m., at Citv Corporation Yard. Clyde Quay PLANTS. TREES AND GARDEN. BEAUTIFUL Piuk Tiger Lilies. Special offer of 12 for 10/-. nosted. Griffiths’ Nurscrips. Mt Eden Auckland. ONION Plants. Pukekohe Longkeeper Strong sturdy plants. 8/6 per 1000, postage pr rail paid. W. A. Wilson, Pukekohe Hili. CHOICE Named Gladioli Bulbs. 6/- doz.. choice mixed Gladioli Bulbs. 4/6 doz Wheatlev’s Nurseries -Lower Hutt. Tel. 60-216. ■ ONIONS, Govt. Cert.—Puke. Longkeeper, sturdy plants, 8/- 1000, 37/6 5000, railed, posted: reduction large quantities. 1. Patklnson, Box 10, Putumahoe, CABBAGE. Cauliflower. Lettuce Plants. 2/6 per 100: post or rail nald. R. C. Harl. Pukekohe . ' ONION Plants, Brown Spanish, 8/6 1000, 5000 40/-, 19,000 75/-, rail paid. Beech, 309 Lyndon Rd. E., Hastings. CELTUCE, new Salad and Cooking Vege table; 6d. pkt., 2/6 bulk packet posted Griffiths. Mt. Eden. Auckland ONION Plants, Pukekohe Longkeeper, 10/1000, 5/6 500, posted. Martin, Waimauku. “MONEYMAKER” Pea. heavy cropper. 8 weeks, 1/- packet, 2/6 lb., posted. Grlftiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ONION Plants. Pukekohe Long Keeper. Only sturdy plants. Counted. 10/- 1000, 5000 40/-, io,ooo. 70/-. Railed or posted. M. Needham, Puni. , ONION Plants: Pukekohe Long seeper arid Straw Spanish, 9/- per 1000, cost or rail paid. Special quote for quantities. R. C. Hart, -Pukekohe. Tel. 215. ONION Plants, Straw or Longkeeper. 10/1000, 5/6 500. Per express post. F. Brown and Son. Pukekohe. GLADIOLUS—Named. In blues, yellows, scarlets, bicolours, etc-, 10/- doz. oosted. Griffiths. Mt Eden Auckland FOR SALE, ONION Plants, Pukekohe, Long Keeper, 8/6 per 1000, rail paid. Ray Branch, Queen St., Pukekohe.; •5/- Posted—23 Viola, Apricot Queen. 5/ Posted—l doz. Polyanthus, mixed, o/- Posted —(50 Lobelia, Dwarf Blue. 5/- Posted —‘1 doz. Double Blue Lobelia. 5/- Posted—Geums, Red, Yellow. 5/- Posted—o Calceolaria. Brown. 5/- Posted—4 Arctotis Hybrids. 5/- Posted— 25 Penstemons, mixed. 5/- Posted—l doz. Crimson Rhubarb. 5/- Posted—so Extra Early Dwarf Toma--5- 100' Posted —Kumeras, ready October. STAMFORD .NURSERIES, Mt. Roskill, 5.3, Auckland. TOMATO PLANTS. TO the public: We are direct "Agents” and chief distributors for “Standard Brand Plants.” -Support local growers. The largest growers on the West Coast. Ail tested and guaranteed strains. Sutton s Best of All -Sutton’s Early Market, Martell’s Prolific. Sharp’s Victory, Hutt Market, Kondlne Red, 5/4 per box. or -1/6 doz. Readv for Planting Now. Market Gardeners. For large quantities get our Special Price. •Call or Ring 2139. FARM? EQUIPMENT CO., LTD., Maria Place, Wanganui. 0 fl B fl MASTERTON. Masterton’s Outstanding Garage. THOMAS WAGG & CO., LTD., Carriage Builders and Motor Engineers, 243 Queen Street. Phones G'arage-factory, 1022. Night, 2234. Box 31. HASTINGS. THE “PAINE” GAS PRODUCER. Unrivalled iu its Performance. The Motorists’ Greatest Friend. Contact— BARCLAY MOTORS, Karamu Rond, Hastings. ————Auckland. CXDUAN’S PARKING STATION, Grey’S Aveuue. above Town Hall, Auckland. Open continuously, 1J acres parking space, 24bout’ service. oiling, iucchanical repairs, painting, etc. — FEILDING. lIOOI'ER LOWE <Sr CO., LTD. All motor repairs, petrols, etc. Perfect service. Phone 530 M. Breakdown truck—any time anywhere. at your service. ’ 1 HAMILTON. CONTINUOUS GARAGE Service. Agents: Morris, Wolseley, Hudson, Packard—J. POMEROY & CO., LTD., Alexandra St., Hamilton. ■' . “ HAWERA. FARMERS’ CO-OP. GARAGE. Austin Sales aud Service, all Motor Repairs, Petrol, Washing, Greasing, etc. Also at Stratford and New Plymouth. 100 per cent, always. NEW PLYMOUTH. L H. JOHNSON MOTORS LTD., Devon St.. New Plymouth. Repairs all cars and trucks, breakdown and salvage service, petrols, oils, washing, greasing. Authorized service. Chevrolet, Vauxliali, Oldsmobile. Pontiac. Buick and Bedford. HUR'KY RAILWAY WAGON'S. CO-OPERATION OF SHEEP-FARMERS REQUESTED. During the wool season the Railways Department would appreciate the co-operation of sheep-farmers and all consignors; they can render valuable assistance by loading railway wagons promptly and to full capacity, and by regulating consignments during the rush period. Every foot of space in everv wagon counts! Don’t waste it! ‘See tliat every wagon carries a full -load and works full time. SPEED THE WAGONS— ■ SPEED VICTORY. •