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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 65, 14 September 1923, Page 2

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WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. FOOTBALL TRAFFIC, . ATHLETIC PARK, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 15th SEPTEMBER, 1923. NEW SOUTH WALES v. NEW ZEALAND. "j^OTICE IS HEREBY .GIVEN that ■AY from 1.30 p.m. until .the close of the Match, Traffic will proceed to the Athletic Park via Rintoul street, returning to the City via Luxford; street and Adelaide road. ' . ■ Park Cars south of Main Door of Pavilion, as directed by the Traffic Inspector. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 14th September, 1923. "WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1908, AND REGULATIONS. To Shopkeepers and Other Persons Using Spring Balances for the Purposes of Trade or Sole. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Spring Balances must .be "submitted to the Inspector of Weights and Measures at his Office, Government Buildings, Lambton quay, for re-verificatiou on or before 30th September. 1923. R. T. BAILEY, Officer-in-Charge, Department of Labour. . And Inspector of Weights and Measures. Clause 30 (2) of the Regulations provides :— "All Spring Balances shall be subject to re-verification at the fees at intervals not exceeding six months." The above applies only to places situated withm ten miles froni the Inspector's Office. ■ T OSS OF PROFITS INSURANCE. POLICIES ISSUED At LOWEST CURRENT RATES. " COMMERCIAL UNION' ASSURANCE CO., LTD.,. Lambton quay and Grey street, WELLINGTON; "AURORA" ICE CREAM (Reg. Trado Mark). /■THIS Delicious Ico Cream, is made in JL ouo Quality only— THE BEST. For the past four years this Ice Cream has been solely used by Messrs. Gates, Ltd., has been supplied to— Government House, Citizens' Ball to H.R.H. Prince of Wal^6 Ball to Officers of Renown, ' And each year to— Racing Club' Ball, Navy League Ball, And other Social Funct/iom For particulars, apply "AURORA" ICE CREAM BA/JTORY, 56, Ghuznce street, - WELLINGTON. Ring Telephone 22-214. GOVERNMENT LIFE,'INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. T?VIDENCE having been supplied of M-i the loss of Policy numbered 258654 in the books of this,' Department on the life of Thomas William M'Donald, formerly of Dunedin, bu.t /low of Wellington, Es-tate-Agent, I heiwby give notice of my intention to isj/uo, at tho expiry of two weeks from this date, a copy lo take tho place thereof, unless objection be previously lodged, ■ ' A.. T. TRAVERSI, ' Goyermv.cnt Insurance Commissioner. WelhngVo/j, 14th September, 1923.