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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 26, 30 July 1924, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. RAILWAY SUBURBAN TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. WELLINGTON - LOWER HUTT TRAINS—FRIDAYS. (COMMENCING FRIDAY, Ist AUGV-* USI, and on each successive Frioay, until further notice, the usual 8.30 p.m. Wellington-Lowor ,Hutt train ' will be delayed to leave Wellington at 8.50 p.m., ICaiwarra 8.(55, Ngahauranga 9.0, Potone 9.8, Lower Hutt avr. 9.12' p.m. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TWTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ■^ \ the Wellington Ojty CouDcil, at tUeu- meeting, lield on the 24th inst. resolved to appoint Henry Heap Poundkoopor at the Pound at. tho junction of Wilton road and Old Karori road, in tile City of Wellington JNO. R. PALMER. 30th July, 1924. TOWB Clerk BROADCASTING ! OTICE is hereby given that tho several undersigned owners of musical copyright works in Australia will, under no circumstances, allow "their publications to.be broadcasted to places of public entertainmont, If it should bo utsiieu to broadenst them to private houses special licenses for that purpose must be applied for. J. Albert and Son, 137, King-st., Sydlin? 5. A 1!, a" aml Co- Pty- Ltd., 276, Col-lma-st., Melbourne; Boosey and Co Ref#i nt"S-W L? ncl2 n:, Chappoll and Co.,' Ltd., TM li tt- sfc -' Sydney; D. Davis and Co. LW Queen Victoria Bldgs.; George-st. |ydne v; g ? p Publishing Co., 290 g1" 1"'" Molbourne; Nichplson and Co. Ltd., 350, Georgo-st, Sydney; W. g^gV^ 00- Ltd -' , 358' Ge °^c- " WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL " BASIN RESERVE. IV-OTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN that' a / . .charge as under will be made for bATURDAY, the 2nd August, 1924, under tho Wellington City Resen-es Charges Bylaw (No. 17), 1912, after the hour of. 12 o olock noon.— ; . . SHILLING (OV6r 15 yeai'3 °f age) ONE j^I^REN (under 15 years of age) Persons who have entered the Reserve oetoro tho hour above-mentioned and who remain after such hour are liable to pay tho abovo charge. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. SAW REPAIRS.

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