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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 157, 30 March 1943, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD.. (Incorporated in England). Eire, Marine, Accident, and Motor-car. Kull particulars and rates on application to JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD., Agents and Attorney, Corner Featherston and Panama Streets, Wellington. Telephone 40-562. Take Care o£ Your Eyesight. EXPERT OPTICIANS. SPEAR AND MURRAY, LTD., 7 Willis Street. Tel. 43-360. (Opp. Grand Hotel.) _ MORRISON AND GILBERD, LTD., OPTICIANS. 48 WILLIS STREET. Also at Queen Street. Masterton. PUBLIC NOTICES. ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN PRACTICE. J WARNING of Live Shell Practice seaward, as follows, is given:—From OHIRO PT. Eastern Entrance OHIRO BAI, TODAY (TUESDAY), MARCH 30, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Red flags will be flown from OHIRO PT. an hour before, and remain flying till practice ends. Navigational Danger Area is a sector whose radii bear 148 deg. to 22Jdeg. true respectively from OHIRO PT. and extend 13.000 yards (7 miles) from same point. This affects S.W. portion of MIDDLE STRAITS BANK, ISLAND BAY and OUT; ER ISLAND BAY BANK, EAST BANK and OUTER EAST. BANK, SANDY PATCH, VALPORE and ORONGORONGO BANK. Masters of Vessels and owners of small craft are warned NOT to loiter, within DANGER AREA., while red flags are flying, or within times given. If weather does not permit on above date, practice will be held TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), MARCH 31. LIVE SHELL PRACTICE.. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that Live Shell Practice commenced at FOXTON at 8 a.m.. Monday, March 29, and will continue until 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 10, 1943. The' danger area may be denned as an area bounded on the coast on the West, thence by a line running East to MOTUITI STATION thence along the HIMITANGIFOXTON highway to a point 2000 yardb South of MOTUITI STATION, and thence running Westward to the sea. (Signed) J. A. McGAVIN, Capt., R.N.Z.A., Staff Capt., 4 Div. Arty. — gunnery practice. PAEKAKARIKI-RAUMATI. GUNNERY Practice, continuous till further notice during daylight hours, except Saturdays, Sundays, and Wednesday afternoons, by U.S.M.C. Units, will take place seaward from land area between Raumati South and Paekakariki. Seaward danger area hounded on N. by a line 280 deg. true from Southern limits of RAUMATI SOUTH, and on the S. by a line 252 deg. true from Northern limits of PAEKAKARIKI. Range 5 miles. Height 2000 feet. ' NOTICE OF ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN PRACTICE. LIVE Shell Practice will take place seaward ou April 1 and 2, 1943,-between 8.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. from Point at North End of TITAHI BAY, oOdeg. Omln. South, 17-hlejr. Simin. East. Arc 25Sdeg. to 33deg, true. 5-mile range. IQ.OOOft. height. ■ t njgg WELLINGTON CITY BATTALION, HOME GUARD. • ■ ' Major R. L. Evatt, V.D., Commanding Officer. PROGRAMME OF PARADES FOR APRIL, 1943. FROM Ist April, 1943. the obligatory training to be performed by members or the Home Guard (Div. 1) will be SIXTEEN HOURS per month. Full day parades (8 hours) will be held bv all Companies on: — SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1943. SUNDAY, APRIL IS, 1943. As follows:— H. Coy.—Tram, De Luxe Cinema at 9,30 a.m, A Coy—St. Patrick’s College, Tory Street, at 9.10 a.m. B- Coy.—Company Headquarters, Barnaril's, Karitane Hill, at 9.30 a.m. C Cov.—Kilbirnie Park, at 9.30 a.m. D Coy.—Tram, Oriental Bay Terminus or De Luxe Cinema, at 9.30 a.m. N.C.O. Classes will 'be held as notified by Coy. Commanders. LEAVE.—AII applications for leave must be in writing, addressed to the Company Commander concerned c/o. Battalion (Headquarters. Applications on account of sickness will be accompanied by a medical certificate; on account of work to be endorsed by employer: in the case of a Civil Servant by a responsible officer; and in the case of a Waterside. Worker by the Bureau. . J. H. MILLS, 2/Lieut., N.Z.T.S., Adjutant. March 30, 1943. BATTALION HEADQUARTERS, 32 Allen Street. Wellington C. 3. SUGAR. CONSUMER RE-REGISTRATION. LICENSED SELLER’S INSTRUCTIONS. 1. Every consumer is required to (a) reregister before April 30 with any licensed dealer, (b) enter bis name and address on REVERSE side of top page 3. the sugar coupon page (immediately above coupons 49/52) and present his ration book to his grocer when purchasing April sugar supplies. 2. The grocer must cut out from the ration book (above the top row of coupons) tile completed slip, and enter his name in the proper space ou the inside cover. Alteration of another previous entry there is to be by sticking gummed paper slip over it. 3. The grocer must keep the cut-out ration book slips, sort them into alphabetical order, and from them prepare a completely new register containing the consumers’ names and ration book numbers, and a spare column for the ration book numbers in November. . The consumer’s address added would likely be an advantage. An alphabetical index book or ordinary exercise book suitably prepared would serve. 4. Before May 8 each grocer must declare to his .Rationing Officer his sugar stocks on hand at April 30, 1943, and the number of his registered sugar consumers confirmed by their relative cut-out ration book slips forwarded with the declaration. Rationing officers issue monthly sugar per-, mlts on the basis of such declared number of customers, 5. For supplies in following months •grocers will fill in Form FR3A as at present, and will support new registrations with Form FR3O complete, i.e., both parts A and B. Part A will later be received by the customer’s former grocer, who must then delete the relevant entry from his register and return the form with his next monthly application for suplies. (I. Establishments securing supplies on permit from wholesalers must re-register their permanent residents and complete a new register the same as retailers, 7. Ration , books Issued after April 30, 1943, in respect of newly-born infants, discharged soldiers, etc., are to be registered in same manner. Emergency ration coupons and special permits will be dealt with as in the past. TRANSFERS OF 'REGISTRATIONS [AFTER APRIL 30 will only be permitted it necessary on account of change of llocallty*or closing down of retailers, and (will be effected as at present by the use of Form FR36. Application for transfers 'essential for other reasons must be made in 1 the first''place by the consumer to a rationing officer, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, RONALD RAYMOND GARDINER, of Wellington, being the holder of a Publican’s License in respect of the premises situate at Cuba Street, . Wellington, and known as the Imperial Hotel, do hereby given notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at the Magistrates’ Court, Wellington, on the seventh day of June, 1943, apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to CLARENCE SYLVESTER HOARE, my appointee. Dated- at Wellington the third day of March, 1943. .R. GARDINER. ~ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, MATTHEW ALBERT CARR, of Wellington, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the premises situate at Willis Street, Wellington, nnd known as the Empire Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at the Magistrates’ Court, Wellington, on the seventh day of June, 1943, apply for ■a transfer of the said License from myself to WALTER CARLTON, my appointee. Dated at Wellington, the twenty-ninth day of March, 1943. CAKR. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, WALTER CARLTON, of Wellington. being the holder of a Publicans License in respect of the premises situate at Willis Street, Wellington, and known as the Carlton Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to Tie held at the Magistrates’ Court, Wellington, on the seventh dnv of June, 1943. apply for n transfer of tlie said License from myself to RONALD RAYMOND GARDINER, my appointee. ... Dated at Wellington the eighteenth day of March, 1943. w CARLTON.