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BUSINESS NOTICES r ONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) ElRE—Buildings and Contents of every description. MARINE —All classes ot Marine Insurance, including Passengers’ Baggage.' covered for any voyage. Wool covered from sheep's back to London. ACCIDENT — Workers’ Compensation, Personal. Accident and Sickness Policies, Plate Glass and Fidelity Guarantee Insurance. MOTOR-CAR —Comprehensive Policies covered, damage by Fire and Accident. Full particulars and rates on application to Johnston and Co., Ltd.. Agents and Attorneys, 166 Featherston Street, Wellington. Telephone 40-562, Take Care of Tour Eyesight. EXPERT OPTICIANS QPEAR AND MURRAY LTD., >3 7 Willis St. Tel. 43-369. (Opp. Grand Hotel) Also 43 Farish St. Tel. 45-779. PUBLIC NOTICES WELLINGTON EMERGENCY PRECAUTION SCHEME. E.P.S. CENTRAL AREA. A LL those who are taking the Fire Fighting Course of Instruction are requested to attend lecture to be held at the Central Fire Station, TONIGHT (Thursday) at 7.30 o’clock. A. J. HINES, Secretary. TAKING OF FISH FOR SALE. A N Application has been received from ■A L. P. V. McMANAWAY, PAREMATA, for an extension of his Industrial Fishing Licence covering the use of purse-seine nets, set-nets, drag-nets, long lines and hand lines, from the launch Southern Star, Wn. 301, so as to include the use of trawl-nets. ■ Any person who considers he will be materially affected by the decision of the Bureau of Industry on this application/ and who wishes to make representations accordingly, must furnish them in writing not later than March 20, 1941, to G. L O’Halloran, Secretary, Bureau of Industry, P.O. Box 3025, Wellington. CITY OF LOWER HUTT. LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1941. TINDER AUTHORITY delegated to me by provisions Of the above Regulations. and by direction of the Dominion Lighting Controller, I give notice: — 1. That proprietors of Gaseous Discharge tubing and incandescent advertising signs or other illuminations situated on buildings which can emit either direct or reflected light are forthwith to disconnect such lighting. 2. That under-veranda lighting which is ' deemed to contribute materially towards reflection from the street surface is to be either reduced in wattage, screened from the street, or shrouded in such a way as to eliminate reflections from the street. _ _, 3. That where the local Lighting Con-' troller considers that shop window light, either due to the position or its intensity, is contravening the Regulations, such steps as are directed by the Controller are at once to be taken to make the necessary alterations. 4. That the owners or occupiers of buildings, whether shops, factories, houses, or any other form of building which have windows facing the open sea, are at once to take steps which will make it impossible for a light burning behind such windows to be visible from the open sea; and all outdoor lights on private property, or road advertising signs, are to be either removed or so screened that neither direct nor reflected light from them will be visible from the open sea. 5. The areas likely to be visible from the open sea include the whole of that portion of the City south of and adjacent to Hutt Park Road, any of the more elevated positions throughout the Valley and all exposed positions both on the Western and on the Eastern Hills. 6. Further information regarding the Lighting Restrictions Emergency Regulations 1941 may be obtained from the Lower Hutt Lighting Controller, Mr. E. F. Hollands, at the Main Offices of the Hutt Valley Electric Power Board, 83 Hutt Road, Lower Hutt, Telephone No. 63-490. E. P. HAY, Chief Warden, for J. W. ANDREWS, Chairman, Emergency Precautions Organization, Lower Hutt. March 4, 1941. ’ CRUELTY TO ' VOU are earnestly requested to report ■A to the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may notice. Office: Huddart Parker Buildings. Telephone 43-978. Lethal chamber for 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 a.m., at City Corporation Yard. Clyde Quay. For Animal Ambulance. Telephone No. 55-180. Clinic. 18256. EDUCATIONAL. RAPID COACHING For Air Force Entrance, Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, School Certificate, etc., Is given in the DAY AND EVENING SECONDARY DEPARTMENT Of fULBY’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, AA 32 Blair Street (behind Tram Shelter), Courtenay Place, Wellington, _C.3. Enrol now for a complete course to Noyamber 30, or for a term of twelve weeks. Tel. 51-987. Prospectus Free. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Enrol with PNTING’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Excellent Tuition. Good Results. Expert Tutors. Moderate Fees. Write or Call for Free Prospectus. CLASSES HAVE NOW COMMENCED. Phone 44-406. Box 826. VICKERS HOUSE, Woodward Street, WELLINGTON, C.l. ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS, VVATER Colours by well-known New Zealand Artists now showing at McGregor Wright’s. 115 Lambton Qy CHIROPRACTORS. SERVICE. T AWSON AND LAWSON (Palmer Graduates), to’ Colwill and Colwill, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, Courtenay Place Wellington, Ist Floor. Telephone 52-869. PATENTS. pATENTS. Obtainable in all Countries. BALDWIN, SON AND CAREY, Registered Patent Attorneys, WELLINGTON. MR. CHAS. G. MONRO, Architect, Academy Building, 2 Chureh Street, MASTERTON. Local Agent CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. I tpRY Sanitarium Health Food Cafe, 83 j Willis St., for better meals. Steamed | Vegetables, Salads. I