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Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 14

NEW ZEALAND TRAINED NURSES*. ASSOCIATION M (Otago Branch). EMBERS of the above are advised that the Post-graduate Course for Nurses, held in Wellington, commences at the end of February,, and that the Otago Branch : of the Association is in the position to offer ' assistance to the amount of £SO to a candidate for such course. Applications, addressed to the Secretary, Trained Nurse* Association, 169 York place, close Noon, February 3rd, 1933. DO YOUR NEW YEAR SHOPPING WITH A PROVIDENT CASH ORDER. —All Clothing, Footware, Hardware, Furnishings., and Travelling Needs, . etc., can be Bought with Provident Cash Orders at Current Cash Prices. You buy I now and repay us at the rate of Is in I the £ weekly. Full particulars freely given on request.—PROVIDENT CASH ORDER CO., P.O. Box 236, Dunedin. WHAT! Not used HUBBUCK’S 1765 ” ROOF PAINTS, Red or Green, that wear so much longer? Re-,; member they are made and guaranteed by an English firm of 167 years’ standing, whose reputation for quality is second to • none the world over. v Sold by S. P. Aburn Ltd.; Wright, Stephenson, and Co. Ltd.; United Trading. Co. Ltd., Gore; J. Manson and Sons, Invercargill. AID TO LOVELINESS. SYDAL keeps the pores free of impurities and improves skin texture. Ensure* smoother, clearer, brighter complexion. Is, 2s, and 5s jar, V' 4s 3d, Kaipoint, from Kaitangata, 3 bags 9s 6d, 1 bag 3s 6d; Walton Park Lignite, 3 bags 7s 6d, 1 bag 2s 6d; 3 ban Midway 8s 6d.—A. TAYLOR AND SONS, Coal Merchants. Depot Maclaggan street. Phone 12-715. CORPORATION NOTICES. ' DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. i REGULATIONS RE MECHANICAL STREET TRAFFIC CONTROLLING DEVICES. PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 18 of By-law No. 23 of the City of Dunedin, Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Dune'din City Council, at a meeting held on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1933, passed a resolution making the following regulations respecting the use of mechanical or other devices provided for the purpose of controlling traffic in the city streets. The said regulations are as folI lows; — i Whereas in terms of Section 18 of Bylsw No. 23 the Council is authorised t* make, revoke, or alter regulations, rules; and conditions to be observed in the use of any mechanical or other device erected by the Council for directing, regulating, or controlling traffic on _ the city streets, and whereas the Council has erected an automatically operated device at the intersection of Stuart and Cumberland streets, and accordingly hereby prescribes rules and regulations applicable to the use of such device in the terms following—viz (1) It shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle, irrespective of the class of such vehicle, to proceed when the RED light is showing in front of him in the direction of his approach. The RED light therefore shall be deemed to be an indication to such driver to stop at the stop line marked on the carriageway across his line of direction. (2) The display of the GREEN light shall be deemed to' be an judication to proceed. (3) The display of the AMBER light shall be regarded as a preparatory signal indicating that a change m the light i* about to take place, and thus warning 1 the driver to be ’ prepared either to proceed or to stop, as the change about to be made may indicate. (4) The provisions of the foregoing regulations are modified by the following (a) It shall not be deemed an offence against the provision of Section (1) of these regulations for the driver of any vehicle to pass the “ stop ” line when the RED light is showing against him if he intends to make the “ righthand” turn. In such event he may proceed to make such turn provided, that ho strictly observes the “ off side ’* rule. (b) On approaching the intersection with the GREEN light showing in hi* favour for crossing that intersection the “ right-hand ” turn is forbidden, G. A. LEWIN. Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, January 21, 1933, DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. HOSING PROHIBITED. THE attention of Citizens is directed t« terms of the recent Public Notice ta ■ the effect that the provisions of ,the City By-laws prohibiting the use of the City Water Supply by means of Hoses are being enforced. The continued in tha storage reservoirs renders it essential that the supply lie strictly conserved, and householders are therefore urged to economise in every possible direction. The Water Inspectors have been instructed to report all cases of use of hoses or wastage of water, with a view to prosecution. , G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Dunedin, January 19, 1833. iV