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Taranaki Daily News, 20 December 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. District Health Office, Wellington. W/HEREAS by Notices issued under the hand of the District Health Officer, Wellington, and dated the fifteenth and twenty-first day of November, 1918, for the purpose of more effectually checking the spread of Influenza all places and buildings set out in the Schedule thereto were required to be closed until further notice. NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred on the District Officer, for the purpose of issuing the above recited Order, I, Michael Herbert Watt, District Health Officer, do hereby revoke the said Order as from the 21st day of December, 1918, with regard to all restrictions not already removed in the Wellington Health District, except as shown in the Schedule below. SCHEDULE. ' (1) In the Waiapu Hospital District all theatres, moving picture theatres, dancing halls and all places used for race meetings and sports gatherings shall remain closed until further notice. (2) In the Wellington Health District no auction sale of second-hand bedding and clothing shall be permitted unless a certificate over the hand of an Inspector duly appointed under the Public Health Act, 190S, is produced showing that the arlicle3 have been disinfected to his satisfaction. This restriction shall continue until further notice. Dated at Wellington this 18th day of December, 1918. M. H. WATT, District Health Officer. T ARAN AKI HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. towards Christmas Cheer for tiie Inmates of the Hospital and Old People's Home will be thankfully received. E. HOLDEN, Secretary. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. CHRISTMAS MEETING. gOLDIERS in uniform and Returned Soldiers will be admitted free at all gates at the forthcoming meeting. Returned men not in uniform require to obtain ticket for admission from the secretary. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. Box 33, New Plymouth. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TOKO BRANCH. Q^ T TUESDAY, December 24, the usnal 4 p.m. Stratford Kohuratahi train will be delayed to leave Stratford at 7.2 p.m., and will run through to Kohuratahi. BY ORDER. CHALLENGE. JJAVINCt secured the finest and primest fat stock in the Dominion, we challenge the world to supply you with a cheaper and primer Christmas Dinner than we can.

Ox Beef, Maiden Heifer Beef (tlie very best), Southdown Lamba (out oil their own); nice light Dairy-fed Pork, specially topped off for our Christmas trade. Our Vealers are the very primest. Lamb is cheaper than mutton at Sole Bros., and less than half the price of poultry. You can only get the very best at Sole Bros.'. All our meat is A 1 quality; 110 seconds.

Shop open until 0 o'clock on Monday night to receive orders, which should be in early, and thus avoid disappointment. SOLE BROS. BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. TRAMWAYS SUMMER TIME-TABLE. is hereby given that the Summer Time-table will be brought into operation on Saturday next the 21st instant. Time-tables may be had from Conductors, at this Office, and from Stationers. F. T. BELLRKTGER, Town Clerk. IMPOUNDMENT NOTICE. JMPOUNDED in the Lepperton Pound by L. Payne—Unbroken Bay Colt with one white hind foot, white streak down face. If irot claimed and expenses paid will be cold Friday, January 3, at 12 noon. F. Lownsborough, Poundkeeper. NOTICE TO SHEEP FARMERS^ J HAVE a team of half-a-dozen good Shearers opsn for engagement. Apply— vvIIATI, Mokaii.

TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited, to be received at our office up to 12 noon on TUESDAY, January 21, 1919, for the erection —in concrete—of a Nurses' Home at New Plymouth, for the Taranaki Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. MESSENGER AND GRIFFITHS, FF.N.Z.I.A., Registered Architects, New Plymouth.