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WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AND LOAN POLLS IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF WELLINGTON The recently enactcrl Loitil Elections and Polls Amendment Act, 1944, makes it COMPULSORY to ENROL on (lie Municipal Roll (District Electors Roll) before 5 p.m. on Saturday, the 29tli April, 1044. The Supplementary Roll will close punctually, and the completed forms of claim for enrolment must be IN MY HANDS by that time; forms sent by post must be posted before last postal collection on the 28th April. All persons must enrol who are British Subjects, twenty-one years of age, have resided one year in New Zealand and have resided (permanent homo) in Wellington for the three months last past or who have served outside New Zealand in connection with tile present war witii His Majesty’s Naval, Military or Air Forces, or In any British Ship which was not a home-trade ship within the meaning of the Shipping Seamen Act, 1908, and are residing in the City. ( Persons failing to enrol will be liable to penalties as set out In The Act. The Main Rolls may be inspected at the places .mentioned below, and forms of “Claims for enrolment” may be obtained from all ot those places except the Post Offices. Forms when completed, should be delivered to the Town Clerk, Library Building, Mercer Street, Wellington. The Library Lecture Hall will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, and other places during their usual business hours. CITY NEWTOWN Public Library, Mercer Street( Lecture post offlcCj 123 Adelaide Road. Hall entrance). Public Library, Riddiford Street. Working Men’s Club, yictorla Street. Wellington South Post Office, Riddiford H. Ninimo and Sons, 115 Willis Street. Street. Federal Club, 41a Willis Street. Hooper’s Cash Grocery, 241 Riddlfcrd Commercial Travellers’ Club, 107 Cus- street. tomhouse Quay. Pioneer Club, M.L.C. Building, Lambton BAY General Post Office. Ml . n> clarke chemist, 123 Ths Central Club, 2b Brandon Street. Parade Civil Service Club 119 Featherston Street. Progress S ' tores> 349 q .' be Parade. Wellesley Llub, Mngiunity Street. p . nfK ce Parade. Post Office, Government Buildings. Post umce, me 1 araue. Tram Terminus, Lambton Quay. ATI’T'DM DAV Post Ollice, Railway Station._ VUIJXv DAI G. A. Wilson, Bootmaker, 105 Thorndon Mrs j£ orei storekeeper, 28 Happy Wellington Norlh Post Office, Molesworth Xallej Road. Wellington Club. The Terrace. BERHAMPORE Dunbar “t' 0 " H ’ Gil1 ’ Che “ lst - 463 Ade,a!d4 v Post Oilice, Luxford Street. Wellington Bowling Club, Aro Street. Te Aro“ PoToffice 9 ° StWet ' VOGELTOWN WeUi U D gto o n’ K astPo S st e Offiee. Mrs D. Hepburn. Storekeeper. Short M^rTs7o^eU r< & Oriental Mr. P. Sey, 34 Mills Road. Parade ' BROOKLYN ROSENEATH Public Library, Harrison Street. Mr. B. Doyle, Storekeeper, 9 Grafton Post Office, Cleveland Street. Road. Mrs. Lander, 26 Helen -Street, Mr. C. 11. Avery, Storekeeper, Grafton Road ’ KAIWARRA HATAITAI Mr. ll’. G. Howard, Post Office Store. Mr. H. C. Winstanley, Stationer, 30 Wai- , Trl . toa Road. iNGAIO Hataitai Post Office. Burberry’s Pharmacy, 4 Moxham Avenue. Public Library™ 08 ® tr6Lt ’ K x I r L ?? N f E st i c w iii KHANDALLAH Mr. S. Beeston, Storekeeper, Cr. Wellington and Hamilton Roads. Post Office. Kilbirnle Post Office. Mr. G. W. Lewer, Storekeeper. 11 Station Messrs. G. W. Blair and Company, 227 Road. Coutts Street. Mr. C. S. Hogg, 61 Onslow Road (private residence). MIRAMAR Mrs- A - Barra s» T ea Rooms, WoodmanMesdames Wilkes and Barr, Bookshop, cote ® V. 4a Park Road. WADESTOWN G. U lD C Bniridge: £“ go" Park Road. Storekeeper, 9S WadesSM?.HeIp to StortTo8 K B°roadw a y. ' Public Libr SEATOUN NORTHLAND Mr. H. A. Fanselow, Grocer, 31 Dundas Mr. N. Priddle. Storekeeper, Botanical Street. Garden Gates. Post Office, Tram Terminus. Mrs- Kennedy, Viaduct Store. Johnsen’s Store, 66 Northland Road. WORSER BAY kaport Mrs. D. M. Donaldson, Tea Rooms, 203 URRVIU Marine Parade. Mr. E. S. W. Parson, S 3 Karori Road. Mr. H. E. Beaumont, Grocer, 150 Karori LYALL BAY PubUeLibrarv. Public Library, Onepu Road. Post Office. Council Chamber. Mr. S. C. E. Benge, Storekeeper, 142 Self Help Store, 338 Karori Road. Onepn Road. Mr. E. A. King, 418 Karori Road. Beach Custodian, Lyall Bay. Self Help Store, Gipps Street. MELROSE KELBURN Mr. T. F. Eve, Storekeeper, Sutherland Mr. Nielsen, Storekeeper, Upland Road. Road. Mr. W. Griffiths, Storekeeper, Ufiland Mr. J. Blair, View Road. Road. i . . v E. P. NORMAN. Sth April, 1944. Town Clerk. HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES (Continued from Page 3.) NAPIER WHEN coining to Napier, stay at the CENTRAL HOTEL (Licensed), centre town. Hot and cold water bedrooms. K. CHESNEY, Proprietor. NAPIER-PALMERSTON NORTH—NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1. LTD., DAILY SERVICES. WEEKDAYS: *Dep. Napier 12.30 p.m. Arr. Palmerston, 4.50 p.m. Dep. Palmerston 6.30 p.m. Arr. Napier, 10.35 p.m. Monday and Friday only: »Dep. Napier 5 p.m. Arr. Palmerston 9.5 p.m. Dep. Palmerston 9.45 p.m. Arr. Napier, 1.50 a.m. Sundays Only: *Dep. Napier 5 p.m. Arr. Palmerston. 9.5 p.m, Dep. Palmerston 9.45 p.m, Arr. Napier, 1.50 a.m. ‘Connect with Express and Limited to Auckland. Booking Offices: Rangitikel Street, Palmerston North, and Hawke’s Bay Motor Co., Napier. NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1. LTD.. 178 Featherston Street, Wellington. Tel. 41-555. After hours, 51-556. NEW PLYMOUTH— Depart New Plymouth 7.45 a.m. Arrive Auckland 5.45 p.m. Leave Auckland 8 a.m. Arrive New Plymouth 5.45 p.m. Daily including Sundays. Fare £2 single. GIBSON’S MOTORS, LTD. Phones: Auckland, 44-960; Hamilton,. 4650; New Plymouth, 357. Telegraphic Address. “Whitestar," New Plymouth. HOTEL IMPERIAL—CasuaI tariff, IS/6 a day; C.T. rate, 14/-; A.A., 17/6. Centre Main Street. Hot and cold water in bedrooms. Offering visitors a dignified atmosphere of comfort and service. H. T. FENEMORE, Proprietor. CRITERION HOTEL, New Plymouth. Hot and cold water, bedrooms; large spacious lounges. Every comfort, centre town. Imiu. P.O. Tram stops door, P. Ellis, Proprietor. TAIHAPE— p . hfh GRETNA HOTEL.—Contains 51 rooms. Number of bedrooms contain bathroom and phone. Hot and cold water in bedrooms. Lavishly furnished. Cuisine the bes. None but the best of wines and spirits. Recognized as one of the leadin, country hotels in New Zealand. Gretna Service and Gretna attention at all times. C. QUI-vK, Proprietor. ’Phone 38. Box 101. x-p\v TiIHYPE HOTEL. First-class accommodation, decidedly better than any other. Excellent service. Phone 25, Box 24,—H. Galbraith, Prop., Taibape. WANGANUI-PALMERSTON NORTH—WHITE STIR' SERVICE, connecting with Express trains to Napier, Giaporne, Masterton. and Wellington, Monday to Saturdays. Wanganui depart i.4a a.m., .0 a.m,. ami 4 p.m Sundays (Wanganui depart) 3:30 p.m. Connecting with trains to > WeLlUotou. Fare 10./- _siugle. Palmerston Nortb-depart 10.30 a.m, 1.10 p.m, and 7 p.m. MARTIN &“ VER NON? LTD Phone 2161, Wanganui. Phone 6677, Palmerston North.

WANGANUI. VISIT Tesla Studios, Wanganui, for_ Por* traits, Groups, Buildings, Machinery, Copies, Miniatures. Enlargements, Frames. Tel, 2381. DERRIDUST cheeks white butterfly, large 2/6, small 1/6, green fly u 0 2/-. Mason, Strutliei's, Wanganui. _ CREAM and Black Enamel Saucepans. 4piut 21/-, 6-pint 24/6, postage and packin'- 4/6 per pair extra. Mason. Struthers & "Co., Ltd., Wanganui. -SIGMUND" Bucket Spray Pumps. Elll- - and Powerful with 25ft. of English Hose, 36/6. Mason, Struthers, Wanganui. YOU caiiiiot do better than send all your Washing to the Wanganui Steam Laundry today. NEVER put it off—Consult Wanganui Stenin Laundry about doing your washing. Do it now. WANGANUI Steam Laundry caters for Hotels, Institutions, Homes. best work. Complete satisfaction. A trial solicited. ——- O p T Qj[BTR IST. DAVID A. C. LILBURNE Visits MARTON alternate weeka.et Mr Holdaway’s, Dentist. Phone 2u05. TAIHAPE. Monthly, at Mr. 11. D. Bonds (Jeweller). Phone 168. NEWSOME'S BREAD LOOKS GOOD. NEWSOME'S BREAD TASTES GOOD, And NEWSOME'S BREAD IS GOOD. TELEPHONE 2167. 2167. For ' CEMENT. “Q IK BO ILS." WALLBOARDS. BASSETT * CO.. LTD.. Joinery nud Timber Merchants. SV> Wilson Street. Wanganui. C. L. CR a FTSM ENFUit M TU RE. NOT onlv is there incorporated into every piece of C. ami L. furniture rhe most ntouern and artistic design, loit there is built into it. by expert craftsmen, the highest standards of the cabinet makers art. Therefore. C. & L. Furniture is Perfect Furniture. CUTHBERTSON AND LEE. LTD.. I'lirnisliiire Speeinlists. The Avenue, Wanganui. mo ti>::-<'vct.ES ren «\t.K. MOTOR-Cyeles bought. S du. 1\ . alrr-t. Snares. Tolley nnd Spenee 2*'-’ A '* il s -'W

educational ADULT EDUCATION FOR ALL. W.E.A. Tutorial Classes, open to everybody, continence as follows: — THE RULE OF LAW 01! DESPOTISM? I Miss T. B. Maurais. 8.A.). Last two lectures. April 'll and 18, Trades llnli. CHILD STUDY—TIte Psycliology of Childhood. all stages (Mrs. O. M. Grenfell, M A.) - April 12. Trades Hall, 20 lectures. ECONOMICS: (a) ll> lectures by Mr. G. Lawn, M.A., on Motley, Banking and Public Finance in N.Z.. April 13; 11)) 10 leelures by Dr. W. B. Suteh on Tlte Transition to Peace. June 22, both at Trades Hall. _ „ DRAMA AND DESIGN IN MUSIC (Madame Betts-Vincent, A.U.A.M., Miss Zillah Castle, A.R.C.M.. L.R.S.M.. Dip. E.S.It.P. (Eng.), and -Mr. It. S. Parker, M.Eeon.. L.1i.5.M.1. April 13. Music Room, Victoria College. 11l lectures. PLATO AND THE MODERN WORLD (Prof. G. W. von Zedlitz) : April 17. Trades Hall. 10 lectures. REVALUATIONS IN LITERATURE (Prof. 1. A. Gordon and others): April 21. Victoria College. .10 lectures. INTRODCC'ITON 'l'o BIOLOGY (Dr. L. It. Richardson and Mrs. E. Richardsou, 51.5 c.): April 21, Biology Building. Victoria College. 10 lectures. THE MODERN THEATRE. iuclutling Practical Work in Drama (Maria Dronke): April 26, Trades Hall. 20 lectures. PUBLIC SPEAKING (Mr. A. Eaton Hurley, LL.B., and Mr. Howard Wailtnan) : April 2S. Trades Hall. 12 leelures. EUROPEAN PAINTING AND SCULPTURE (Mr. E. C. Simpson. 8.A.) : May 2. Victoria College, 20 lectures. INTEItNATIONAI. AFFAIRS (Mr. C. Quentin Pope): May 2. Trudes Hall. 10 loet n res. IX’ITR.XATIOXA b A FFAIRS. LOWER HUTT (Pr. W. B. Suteh and Mr. ‘A Quentin Pope) : April 21, llutL River Board Rooms, 2<> PSYCHOLOGY (Mr. M. Rlsko, M.AA : May 23 Trades Hall, 10 l(‘’•tllrps. THlf CINEMA ANI» US (Mr. Gordon Miranis, ALA. —“G.M.” of “The New Zealand Listener”): June 26. Trades Hall, 10 lectures. KEV( (LUTION. MILITARISM ANO NATIONALISM IX MODERN TIMES ( Prof. .I'. L. W. Wood): July 11, Trades Hall. 10 lectures. ('lasses start at 8 p.m., except Economies (7.30) and Hutt (7.45). Approx, one hour’s lecture and one hour’s discussion each week. Pees: Full course of 20 lectures, 7 (’•: others. 3/-; Associate members of W.F.A. at .2 1 a year, also members of the Forc<‘s. attend classes free. "W.E.A, Library and Victoria College Library free to class members. Cut this advertisement out and keep for reference. WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION (In eniijunclion with Victoria College). WE A Office and Library. Trades Hall. C.2. A. C. Barrington, Seerotary. Tel. 55-4. SS: Res. 25-417. •