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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 114, 16 May 1942, Page 4

■ft> ■' . " . -, ■ —— LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1941. REDUCED LIGHTING THE EMERGENCY LIGHTING REGULATIONS came into being on February 14, 1911. and will continue to be enforced until the Act is cancelled. Have you realised your responsibility in connection with your premises and to your followcltlzens by seeing that you have carried out the Regulations. If the Regulations are not carried out it may mean disaster to your locality by enemy action, and severe penalties can be brought Into operation if any person commits an oitence against the Regulations. The main points to be observed are set out hereunder for your guidance:— • (a) Completely obscure all lights showing seawards. This means that windows, fanlights, glass doors, etc., are to be fitted with suitable blinds or screens to TOTALLY PR_- ' VENT THE EMISSION OF LIGHT. (b) All other windows, fanlights, doorways, and entrances to be adequately screened to "?■ prevent the direct emission of light. " (c) Do not leave your porch, sun-room, garage, or entrance lights on after 6unset. IHlfa IS MOST IMPORTANT. « . (d) Disconnect (or remove) the bulb from any outside or yard light. Under no circumstances must outside lights BE USED AFTER DUSK OR BEFORE DAWN. ". (c) Do not allow rubbish or any outside fires to burn after sunset or before dawn. Rubbish fires must be quenched before sunset. A rubbish fire burning after dusk would destroy the object of reduced lighting under the Regulations. Even though your house may not be open to the sea, sky glow produced by light from your windows, porchways, and outside lights can easily destroy the good work of your neighbouring citizens in their effort to reduce lighting and w sky glare. Tl It is not Intended to impose complete black-out conditions unless in a state of emergency, but you are asked as a citizen to make sure that you prevent:— 1. The emission of any light visible from the sea. 2. Sky glow anywhere. 3. Unscreened windows anywhere. Street lighting Is under direct control and can be immediately blacked-out on the alarm 'being sounded. Lights in the street are necessary for the safety of pedestrians and vehicular ra It is for national security that the Reduced Lighting Regulations have been introduced. -We as a part of the Empire, are fighting for our existence, and for everything that life within the Great Empire stands for. Our contribution to the common cause cannot be of the . piecemeal variety, therefore make certain that you are doing your part in carrying out the Regulations set out herein. * E P. HAY, Chairman, Lower Hutt City E.P.S. A*. M. MACFARLANE, Chairman, Petone Borough E.P.S. E W. WISE, Chairman, Eastbourne Borough E.P.S. R. L. BUTTON. Chairman, Hutt County E.P.S. F W. VICKERMAN, Chairman, Paekakariki and Paraparaumu E.P.S. J. B. YALDWYN, Chairman, Eastern Bays E.P.S. PULL DOWN YOUR BLINDS AT SUNSET AND LEAVE THEM DOWN UXTIL DAWN. THIS MEANS ALL BLINDS ON ALL SIDES OF YOUR HOUSE. ' SHIPPING NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICES. > " Ist WELLINGTON RIFLE BATTALION UNION STEAM SHIP CO. M «:™«. w ~ .he OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. t^T^a SKS 38 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. y, y May 20 to the Secretary, W.R.S.A., Box Passengers and Cargo Services to Lyttelton, 189, or call at 8.5.A., 12 Victoria Street A iTicton. South Sea Islands, Australia, Particu- Reunion Is contemplated. lars on application. orT) _, m T>ROTECTION from Flying Glass, "Blintz," WELLINGTON-LYTTELTON SERVICE. ; jf a nti-splinter materials now available from For dates of sailing, inquire at Company s gole Agents> Smith and Smith, Ltd. Office. Frequent Cargo Sailings to New Zealand ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN PRACTICE. Coastal Ports—particulars on application. E pubUc &X hereby wmtA that the Antl . • ■ Tminv^wiVQ m? X 7 A aircraft Guns wiU be flred in the vicinUy POOK STRAIT"AIRWAYS Of the City Ot WellinEton at 2 P'n- on MON" COOK SslKAll AIJKWAia., nAY May IS l t)4'> TASMAN EMPIRE AIRWAYS. uax, may is, mi*. B^?t?^ v^^wlrway* A PROCLAMATION published in the N.Z. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS. Gazette, 1942, page 1146, notifies that the AIRLINES OF AUSTRALIA. ]and de6Crlbed hereunder was taken for housAnd all other Principal Air Lines. Jng purposea ln terms of the Public Works ORIENT LINE CApprox." areas: lr 14.4p and 3a 2r Bp, Pts. -w-» n v a t m a I T <? t P A ME R S Lot 1» D-p« 332» Dt- Sec- 4T- 36.34p, Lot 5. K°U N AION S.S CO.LO» 5I. BA£" B" JJJ l^np'sV-Ss^c 39 VuXt%& Agents Throughout New Zealand. _J^ 'sKSvSnHHF NfFW 7FAT AND SHIPPING Hngton Land District; as shown on plan -I 1 ™V,, fSs^TTTi>f'npU ma*ked P.W.D. 113442, in the office of the COMPANY, LIMITED. Minister of Public Works.—N. E. HUTCHINGS, PASSENGER SERVICE TO THE Aest. Under-Secretary, P.W.D. > RANGITIK^ ITED KINGDOR^GrrATA ■ PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. t7.000-ton Motor Vessels. First Class. Tourist NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Class, and Tourist B Class. XTOTICE Is hereby given that all creditors BIMUTAKA. 1(5.000 tons. _3j an d others having claims against the Tourist Class Service (all one class). undermentioned estates are required to lodge For information, apply to ,„.„-, such claims at the Public Trust Office at WelTHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, ij ng ton, on or before the 17th day of June, ■ LIMITED. - 1942. Any claim not lodged by the date , tlllß „ ,„,.. . ,«,r,c named Is liable to exclusion. The claims SHAW SAVILL LINES. must show full details, and must be certified PASSENGER SERVICES as follows:— TO ENGLAND "* HEREBY CERTIFY that the amount of to snTTTH AFRICA th!s claim was due and ovvine at the date DOMdSSn MoSSaCH. .of death of the deceased." Hire* Plnsa Oniv Ji.SlAli'jOi Akaroa M^a' U) AjTKJN. *<*™ Keddle ' Wellington, widow; __ Xleramlc^^ "cia^Only. (2) BARGHJ Charles Thomas, Petone, retired Apply engineer; 6/5/42. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION CO.. LTD.. (3) CHAMBERS, Geoffrey Pender (late (Inc. in England), Wellington. R.N.Z.A.F. overseas. Pilot Officer), formerAnd Agents Throughout New Zealand. ly Napier and Wellington, civil servant; _ —— ——- 8/3/42. ANCHOR SHIPPING CO., LTD., (4) CHURCHILL, James Hastings, Wellington, Wellington-Nelson. tailor; 1/5/42. * ' Passenger and Cargo Service. (5) EDWARDS, Charles, Wellington, retired ARAHURA — MATANGI. carpenter; 6/5/42. Further particulars from — (6) GUILLIARD, George (late soldier), former- - T. AND W. YOUNG, LTD.. Agents. Jy Talhape, motor mechanic; 23/11/41. 77-85 Customhouse Quay. (7) LENNON, Norah, Wellington, widow; Telephones 41-980 and 41-984. 6/5/42. ■". "' , ~ (8) OWEN, John Lewis (late R.N.Z.A.F. overEDUCATIONAL. seas, Airman), formerly Wellington, — ——— - clerk; 20/7/40. DAPHNE VIOLICH, (9) ROBERTS, Thomas Hnrford, Wellington, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, gardener; 8/5/42. Dramatic Art, Voice Production, Radio Tech- (10) SMITH, Catherine Elizabeth, Wellington, nique, Play-work, Choral Speaking, etc. widow; 3/5/42. •« Pupils Coached for Competitions and • a. R. COAD, Examinations. District Public Trustee for Wellington. Studio: 63 WILLIS STREET May 15, 1942. : > (Directly opposite McKenzle's.) -^ _, : —1 j —-— : t — ; SPECIAL*No. 5 F.A.P. E.P.S. NOTICE.' mUTOB'-^S^SntfJcwSl SP«ech*fof!»U ATTENDANCES for ALL MALE PERSONT^^^SSST^St '''' Sure. NELV Wi!D.s be is^^r/lUS^ C Tn^n^HHTT commencing Monday, June 1. 7.30 p.m. An ... 0n11 ,,, ,vi, niv onnnni im'R CARL& instructive talk by Dr. Bruce Rennie will be BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. *Uli UIK-O. . Tiii«!flflv M«v '>fi 7 -id n m AT,T, PEIi. PUPILS prepared for Public Examinations. «^"»*T ATrVxn All branches of music. R.A.M. and SONNEL ATTEND. R.C.M. Examinations taken. ,n/n v * va V "Prospectus on application to the Head- AD/O. No. 0 t.A.P. mistress. ■ 1 EPS ■'xTN_SSD BE_(SmS«N^«««» MtSS- »nd HUTT VALLEY HARBOUR AUXILIARY. U VVomen Bookkeepers .. . complete Tul- a COMPULSORY PARADE of all personnel tion D* mail 13 furnished by— _ _tx will be held at 9 a.m. Tomorrow (Sunday), HARLE'S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD., May 17 Assembly point, except where otherColonial Mutual Life Buildings, '' wise directed by ■warilens or launch masters, P.O. Bos 859. the Hutt River mouth. Wellington. ' A. W. NISBET, "SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. ENGLISH Controller. STUDENTS, Successes 100 PER C_M. : ; PASSES in Typewriting, English, and _ >t> Handwriting. Chamber of Commerce Exam.: /B*SS>v ■SEt Place*'junior Public Service Emu Spe- /^m^\ GILBY'S RECORD for 1941 in Chamber of Commerce and Public Service ShorthandTypists' Examinations: 415 candidates passed ST. JOHN VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT. Ms compared with 262 by all other colleSe^ ALL Women between the ages of 23 and Expert tuition in Day and Evening Sessions. J\_ 43 holdlng s^ John Honio Nursing and GILBY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, First-aid Certificates who wish to serve as 32 Blair Street voluntary aids in public or military hospitals (Behind Tram Shelter), should communcate Immediately with the ComCourtenay Place. mandant, St. John Voluntary Aid Detachment, Telephone 51-987. 29 Vivian Street, or Ring 54-704 in office hours. PUBLIC NOTICES. ' ~ MORRISON AND GILBERD. LIMITED JJE.W ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., ORRISON AND^GILBERD, LIMITED -1 LIMITED. 48 WILLIS STREET, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. Wellington, Cl. We solicit inquiries for our Also at Queen Street, MASTERTON. HOUSEHOLDERS" COMPREHENSIVE T^S?raf2s?|__ ™ -oSssrC-sr -» tt S_i OS_B_?SS <%SSSS.»« nassb£rs^ umk *■ Telephone 52-869. ; . HAROLD CLAY, — HEALTH BY CHIROPRACTIC. Manager. EV DAVYS, "Evening Post" Chambers, ■ __ Ta&."&BL2_r«s» "SK "CAMROC" dence 62-182. __ DB -j GINGER ALE ~~ "CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. ys SO VERY GOOD THAT WEAKEST INYOU are earnestly requested to report to j^ VALIDS can retain it when all other the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may Uc|ulds falL notice Office: Huddart Parker Buildings. Tel. ASK your Doctor about itl 43-978. Lethal Chamber for humane destruc- SPEAK to Doctor about it! tion of cats and dogs available Mon. to Fri. prepared from Artesian Natural lODISED at 830 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 4.30 p.m.; Sat., WATER 500 feet deep. 8.30 'to 9.30 a.m., at City Corporation Yard, obtainable on all U.S.S. Co.'s, Steamers. Clyde Quay All Hotels, Clubs, and Shops. riOPTETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN THOMSON. LEWIS. AND CO.. LTD., QOCIETX *°£ N £ chhjoßEN. Wellington. Petone. and Wangnnut. " Bowen House, Room 3, First Floor. — ■ "* Office Hours: 12 to 1 and 2 to 4, or by Appointment. • Telephone 44-952. B NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. »<&«> SUB-CBNTM.^N.Z. RED CROSS SATURDAY'S "EVENING POSI!." TTOME NURSING CLASSES (Elementary " CLOSING FOR ADVERTISEMEMSs, . XX and Intermediate) commence MONDAY, 10.30 a.m. MAY 25, at 7.30 p.m. at the First Aid Post, WE REGRET that owing to Staff Khandallah Road, difficulties we are unable to accept PHYLLIS CUNNINGHAM, ■ Advertisements for Saturday's . paper . Hon. Secretary. after 10.30 a.m. each Saturday. & Advertisers are earnestly requested B8 to assist us by forwarding copy as IP early as possible each week. 0 •RTTPCTrELL BROS., LTD. INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES, MIRA.MAR SUBKLIIJ — CENTRE AT TAHI STREET. XHE I-ADIE^ ArjIMARY^OF TH_ S.P.C.A. WZaiZ^S^Tu^S^^X tN case* W— ** %&£s>*£?%»«% . s f% m -*- 14-806. _—, _ E- W- ASKEW( Hon. Sec. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS. ■ D^OOD RIN SHU?T^LLEY^PETO^E. Tffi MACHINERY TO SELL OR BU>. UPPER HUTT. /GUILLOTINE for sheet metal wanted to Buy, >.„,..(] .„ the shortage of delivery plant v3T either power or foot operated. Tel. 0 and thel man-power shortage existing, 51-324, or write The Atkinson Electrical Co., householders are requested to assist coal re- Egmont Street, Wellington. tallers in their efforts to supply public require- raji bl | lhJSJ ti KKViCi!i. ments by placing their orders for Coal. '-OKe. r K wartime or ln peacetime "BULL" ELKCor Firewood at least TWO or THREE DAYS J. TRIO motors are always on active serbefore they need supplies. vice. They are British made with a reputaAl«> take notice that ON AND AFTER MON- tion for Bilence and durability. They give ■nAY NEXT MAY 18 1942, COAL, COKE, OR performance PLUS reliability. wmvWOOD WILL NOT BE DELIVERED BY Sizes from U to 20 h.p. stocked in New MHTT VALLEY PETONE, AND UPPER HUTT Zealand. rOAL RETAILERS OB THE N.Z. STATE COAL Send your Inquiries to DEPARTMENT UNLESS PAYMENT IS MADE J. F. HARGRAVE, LTD.. WHEN PLACING THE ORDER. 82 Ghuzne Street. "The present cash-on-delivery system will be % Wellington. discontinued and telephone orders will not be Telephone 54-351 (it lines). accepted. _~_._, REFRIGERATING PLANT. .W. J. MOUNTJOY, * DVERTISER has for Immediate Sale a Used Secretary. Wellington Coal Merchants' and _TL Self-contained Refrigerating Plant. In Dealers' Association. good order and condition, comprising Atlas Ammonia Compressor complete with Conden- _—» —• —— ; ser and TVs h.p. electric motor and starter, -«-v-n. tTivtn pitntai pars 2a Kent Terrace, capacity 2% tons refrigeration per 24 hours. Oo 6 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to — 1 p.m., and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. . , —— ~~ " MISCELLANEOUS. rrvir>nhone 40-034. Box 130. __________________________________________ — _4JnKIA_ CARRYING CO OF. N.Z., LTD., PROVED PILE CURE. i^OLOMAL CARIUI.NU w. uj! TTUNDREDS write praising the effectiveness nM , mi 7ro^MnvAi(! •*-»- of Zann- Scn(l 9d scraps for generous ffaffiSTAVsTOßAoi. • S o r atment- Zan" Pty" BM flr' 2 Xl We'" CUSTOMS fND |°KWARDING AGENTS. ' - Agents for N.Z. Express to., Ltd., .. E _ ening Post> , Prlntlng . WorUa can sup . 5G Victoria Street. ply both. Tel. 47-222 for your nest quotation Wellington. T>USINESS Stationery—Good Printing deZTiTre remedies for coughs and colds—Sunola X> serves Good Blocks. The "Evening Post" N Tune Tonic, Sunhalant, Sun-X-01. From Printing Works can supply both. Tel. 47-222 Forbes' Grocery, Miramar. V for your next quotation.