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Levin Daily Chronicle, 21 November 1918, Page 3

Influenza EplaslmSfPiiH Bis appreciation of the attention and assistance given by their neighbours to those afflicted in their locality and will be obliged if prompt rctiiication is | given at the Borough Clmmbers of nil cases where ,-ucli assistance is not available and which require relief either in the way of food or medical attention. PUBLIC BATHS. rPIHE public axe -hereby notified that ■*- on account of the illness of the caretaker, the Baths will be closed til? further notic«. B. R. GARDENER, Town Clerk. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. BY arrangement withi the Ministers of religion 1 hereby notify fthat in the interests of Public Health, no Church services or Sunday Schools will bo held on Sunday next. C. BLENRHORN, Mayor. 0 COMPANY, 7th (W.W.C.) 'REGIMENT. . WILL not parade until further notice. iR. McMURRAY, Captain. O.C. O Company, 7th Reg. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE WELEIN GTQN. NOTICE CLOSING HOTEL BARS, BREWERIES, ETC. WHERiEAS, by a Warrant dated the 13th day of November, 1918, and' made under Section 18 of the Public Health Act, 1918, His Excellency the Governor-General has conferred upon all District Health Officers, power and authority, with the approval of (the Minister of Public Health, 'to close all or any hotel baas or bains of chartered clubs, or other places, within their several! districts respectively, for the purpose of more effectually checking or preventing 'ihe spread of influenza. NOW THEREFORE, in pursuance of the saidi power, and for the said purpose, I, Robert Haldane Makgill, District Health Officer, do hereby require all hotel bare, all barn of chartered club(S, all breweries and all whoesale wine and spirit premises within the Wellington Health District to be closed absolutely until further notice. Dated at Wellington t'his nineteenth day of November, 1918. • R. a. MAKGILL, District Health Officer. | _ INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. NURSES AND WORKERS WANTED. WORKERS of both sexes willing to assist in combating the prevailing epidemic as nurees or otherwise, are requested to hand in their names to the Town Clerk at the Borough Office as •soon ;us possible. 0. BLENKHORN, Mayor. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS, /"i WING to the influenza epidemic, ' and under authority granted by the Minister of Finance, the undermentioned Banks wall be closed from Tuesday, 19th No /ember, 1918, until Wednesday, 27th November, 1918. BANK OI AUSTRALASIA, R. B. Smith, inspector. BANK Ol* NEW ZEALAND, W. Cal'lender, General Manager. RED CROSS SHOP. /"AWING to the prevailing epidemic the Red Crosis Shop and Guild will olose down until further notice. KATE GOLDSMITH, Red. Cross Committee. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of SHEEP, CATTLE. AND HORSES, AT THE FARM, LEVIN. (Two miles from G.P.0.) On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1318. "VT rj LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. Ltd.. have been favoured/ with instructions from A. J. Burne, Esq., (who has sold property), to sell as above, at 12.30 p.m., the following: 260 2, 4, and 6-tooth to f.f.m. woolly Romney and Lincoln ewes, with 100 per cent Romney lambs (to be sold in lot's) 150 tiptop mixed-sex woolly hoggets 50 fat and forward wocflly ewes 26 fat woolly wethers 6 4-tooth Romney rams 8 24-year steers 4 li-year steers 8 2-year empty heifers (quiet) 2 heifers (with calves) 2 yearling heifers 1 cow in milk 1 first-olass hack and harness mare (6 years) 1 aged gig mare 1 spring cart mare > dogcart and harness, spring dray and; harness, <500 bricks, posts, strainers and battens, 1 pump separator (33 gallons per hour)-, lots of tools, sundries, etc. On account of other vendors: IJO fat and forward woolly eweis 160 shorn hoggete (good line) LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.