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PUBLIC NOTICES. WILL APPLETON, NATIONAL CANDIDATE FOR WELLINGTON CENTRAL, SAYS: MR. A. P. POSTLEWAITE, President, Auck- , land Returned Services' Association, stated recently: "A number of reports have been received concerning the inability of servicemen to enter various Industries operated under licence —Carrying, • glove manufacturing, and flshins are among the industries affected. Various Acts and Regulations, including the Industrial Efficiency Act, are interfering with the successful operation of the Rehabilitation Act. It has been reported to me that a returned man who had intended to commence business as a chemist In an area where the public demand .was sufficient to justify this course, and where there was no other chemist, was denied the opportunity, owing to the provisions of the Industrial Efficiency Act." Some men, said Mr. Postlewaite, had sold their businesses and now could not return to them. In some industries for which returned men had vainly sought licences refugees were operating. That is the "freedom" which lies ahead for New Zealanders if the Labour Government is toot removed from office. The National Party will attack red tape and bureaucracy, so that our people, including returned men, will have freedom of opportunity and full outlet for their enterprise and Initiative. Vote NATIONAL this time and for WILL APPLETON, Who stands for "A Square Deal" for ALL the people. SALE OF RABBITSKINS. ~~ EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1942. RABBITSKINS SUBSIDY. UNTIL further notice, subsidies will be paid as follows:— " MILKY DOES, 7s 6d a pound. The skins must be properly dried, stretched, and fatted, and have one hindleg left on. SMALL UNMARKETABLE SKINS, such as nesters and kittens, 4d a skin. These skins must be dried and stretched, and be in bundles Skins will not qualify for the subsidy unless the above conditions are fully complied with. R. C. BURGESS, Charlman, Rabbitsliins Committee. Dunedin, September 8, 1943. THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (WELLINGTON), Inc. RETIREMENT OF MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. MEMBERS are hereby notified that the following Members of tho Council, who are eligible for re-election, will retire from Office at the forthcoming Annual Meeting:— CLERE, E. H. de J. ROBERTSON, DR. J. H, GRAHAM SHORTT, H. W. Nominations, in writing, for the Council, must be in my hands not later than the 30tn day of September, 1943, and each nomination must be proposed and, seconded in wntjn" by financial members of tho - Association and must bear the written consent of the nominee to his nomin foru^^^^ Secretary. Wellington, September 9, 1943. OW IS THE TIME TO MAKE THOSE 'SUMMER FROCKS. Y.W.C.A. DRESSMAKING CLASSES, EVERY TUESDAY, 7 to 9 p.m. TEN Two-hour Lessons^-£1 15s. New Term Commencing September 28. TUTOR: Mrs; L. M. Baker, formerly Principal Druleigli College. ENROL NOW! Inquiries 42-168. MARSHALL BATTALION, HOME GUARD. MAJOR A. ROSS COMMANDING. PARADE NOTICE. ■\fOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the following M Voluntary Parades:— — . A Voluntary Parade of B and C Coys for the purpose of forming a Home Guard Rifle Club in the Ngaio and Khandajlah district, is called for 7.45 p.m. on Thursday, September 16 1943, at the Khandallah Town Hall. GEORGE TIERNEY, vV.O. I, N.Z.T.S., . R.S.M./R.Q.M.S. " WELLINGTON CITY BN. HOME GUARD. MAJOR R. L. EVATT, V.D., COMMANDING OFFICER. NOTICE OF COMPULSORY PARADE. THE Quarterly Compulsory Parade of the above Battalion is called for SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1943. Companies will Parade at 9.30 a.m. as follows :— H.Q. Coy—Clyde Quay School. A Coy—St. Patrick's College, Tory St. B Coy—Barnard's, Karitane Hill. C Coy—Kilbirnie Park. D Coy—Nos. 1 and 2 Platoons and Morr tars, Roseneath; Nos. 3 and 4 Platoons, Clyde Quay School. • All equipment, including rifles, bayonets, web, and greatcoats must be brought on parade. Rations will be provided. RIFLES. —Rifles handed in for inspection— with the exception of impressed rifles-r-are now ready for reissue. Guardsmen concerned must collect their rifles from Bn. H.Q., 32 Allen St., as soon as possible. LEAVE.—AII applications for leave must be in writing, addressed to the Coy. Comd. concerned, and be lodged with Bn. H.Q., 32 Allen St., not later than FRIDAY, September 17. Applications on account of sickness will be accompanied by a medical certificate; on account of work, to be endorsed by employer; in case of civil servant, by a responsible officer; and in case of" waterside worker, by the Bureau. .' J. _H. MILLS, 2/Lieut., N.Z.T.S., Adjutant. Bn. H.Q., 32 Allen St., Wellington, C 3. WELLINGTON EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS SCHEME. MEDICAL UNIT—AREA 18. A LL Personnel (Male and Female) are reXjl quested to attend a, Parade at Wellington South School at 7.30 p.m. MONDAY, 13th, 1943. Business: : Important. G. F. HUSS, Administrative Officer. KING'S" COLLEGE OLD BOYS ON WAR SERVICE. PARENTS, Nextrof-kin, or Friends of Old Boys now or formerly serving In the Navy, Army, Air Force, or Mercantile Marine are requested to forward such of the following particulars as are available, namely:— Full name, home address, next-of-kin, present rank and unit, service number and address, honours and awards, general matters of interest. • The Secretary, KING'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION, P.0.,80x 634, Auckland. BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICE. THE WELLINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY. "VTOTICE is hereby given that an AppropriaJS tion Meeting will be held at the Society's Office, 23 Waring Taylor St., Wellington, on THURSDAY, September 23, 1543, at 7.30 p.m., when appropriations as under will be allotted :— No. 3 Group AUCTION £1000 No. 5 Group AUCTION £1000 No. 6 Group AUCTION £1000 To be financial, all payments, Including levies, must be made up to September 10, 1943, not later than.Friday, September 17, 1943, ai 4 p.m. Tel. 40-045 for information re this Society. , J. L. ARCUS, ■ Secretary. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors, and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or before the 12th day of October, 1943. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows :— "I HEREBY CERTIFY that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ESTATES. (1) ALDERTON, ■■ Kivell Harold, formerly of Wellington, factory hand, late of R.N.Z.A.F., Overseas, died 4/5/43. (2) BRINSDEN, James Berry, late of Lower Hutt, Gentleman, died 26/8/43. (3) LAWLOR, Margaret Elizabeth, late of Wellington, Widow, died 30/8/43: (4) HARRISON, Mary Lamb, late of Wellington, Spinster, died 6/9/43. (5) McIVOR, Samuel, late of Wellington, Plumber, died 23/8/43. (6) McKENNA, John Hamilton, late of Wellington, Bootmaker, died 26/8/43. (7) MURPHY, Ellen Sophia, late of Wellington, Widow, died 5/9/43. (8) WYBER, John, late of Wellington, Retired Baker, died 21/8/43. A. R. COAD, District Public Trustee for Wellington. September, 10, 1943. NOTICE TO IMPORTERS. IT is now required that all Hand Tools, covered by the Provisions of The Control of Hand Tools Order No. 2, 1943, be imported in the groups set out in that order, and to impler nient that order, we are required, under the authority of the Ministry of Supply Department, to bulk orders of the items shown below. Importers interested in such items should communicate with the nearest branch of Consolidated Importers (N.Z.), Ltd., at Aucklana, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, or Irivercargill. Ex Tariff Item 333/2. Augers, Earth Post Hole Diggers, hand. Clamps, Castrating, Cultivators, hand, except 3 prong. Dibbers. Drawers, Daisy and Dock. Hoes, Garden, except 6 to Tin. Swan Necked Draw type, and 7 to llin. Torpedo. Hoes, Plantation. Irons, Edging and. Turflng. Knives, Cane, Corn, Hay, Indigo, Root, and Truss. Primers, Tree. Rakes, Metal Leaf only. Secateurs. Shears, Garden and Lopping. Spuds. Trowels, Garden. Weeders. Ex Tariff Item -351/1. Anvils, Bench, Blacksmith and Tinmens. Bicks. Bills, Cane and Mill. Blocks, Swage. Irons, Blck. Ex Tariff Item 356/18. Hooks, Bagging and Wool. Ex Tariff Item 233. Knives, Pallette. ■ CONSOLIDATED IMPORTERS (N.Z.), LTD., W. H. NANKERVIS, General Secretary. NEUSOTIC TROUBLES. CURED by Psycho-analytle Methods (Prof. Freud, Adler, etc.), lack of self-confi-dence, imaginary ailments, shyness, domestic problems, depressive states, uncontrolled fear, compulsory actions, quickly-changing moods, stammering, sudden spasms, Institute for Inr dividual Psychology, A.M.P. Bldg., Customhouse Qy., Wellington. Tel. 42-326 (10 a.m.-l p.m.). Hours by appointment. • (1001) Printing deserves Good Blocks. rFe X "Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. Tel. ,47-222 for your next quotation. ySiN ESS Stationery.—Good Printing de^ serves Good Blocks. Tbfl "Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. Tel. 47-222 for your next quotation.