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Evening Star, Issue 23875, 3 May 1941, Page 2

SHIPPING Union steam ship company of new Zealand ltd., 3b WATER STREET, Telephone 13-809 CITY PASSENGER OFFICE, U2 Princes street. Telephone 14-118. SAILINGS, CIRCUMSTANCES PERMITTING (FOR DATES. OF OVERSEAS ‘STEAMERS, FARES, ETC., APPLY TO COMPANY’S OFFICES). FOR SYDNEY (With Through Hookings to Melbourne and Ollier Australian Ports). From AUCKLAND—Aorangi, Awaiea. For information regarding sailings apply Company's Otlices. For PACIFIC ISLANDS (Samoa, longa. Fiji, Cook Islands).—MATUA, from Auckland STEAMER EXPRESS SERVICE. , For WELLINGTON from LYTTELTON. WAHINE.—Monday, upon arrival 8.45 a.m. train from Dunedin and 7.10 p.ra. train from Christchurch. Wednesday, Friday. upon arrival 11.35 a.m. tram from Dunedin. RANGATIRA (from 13th May MAORI). — Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, upon arrival 11.35 a.m. train from Dunedin. WELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE, TAMAHINE. From WELLINGTON.—Monday. Wednesday, Friday, 2.45 p.m. Note: Tamahine will leave Wellington at 7 a.m. Saturday. May 10 (no sailing Jriday, May 9). From PICTON. —Tuesday, Thursday, 2.45 ■ p.m.; Friday, 10 p.m. Note: Tamahine will leave Picton at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 10 (no sailing Friday, May 9). For WELLINGTON and AUCKLAND via TIMARU and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)— WATANA Tuesday, May 13. For WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and GISBORNE vir. OAMARU, TIMARU. and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)WAINUI Monday, May 12 For WELLINGTON. NELSON, and NEW PLYMOUTH via OAMARU. TIMARU, and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)WAIPAHI Monday, May 12 CANADA-UNITED STATES—UNITED KINGDOM. Through Bookings by CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN LINE. SAILINGS from Auckland to Suva (Fiji), Honolulu, Victoria (8.C.), Vancouver, by AORANGI and AWATEA. For particulars apply Company’s Offices. UNION S.S, CO. OF N.Z. LTD. . THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LTD. PASSENGER SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. RANGITIKI, RANGITATA/ 17,000-ton Motor Vessels. First Class, Tourist Class, and Tourist “ B ” Class. EIMUTAKA, 16.600 Tons. Tourist Class Service (All one class). For information apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED, TENDERS. BUILDERS! Gel PRICES tor TERRAZZO SINK TOPS, STEPS, Etc., FLOORS. . From 11. S. BINGHAM AND CO. LTD. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. .303 RIFLES AND PARTS IMPRESSMENT. BY Notice published in the ‘ N.Z. Gazette ’ dated 1.5.41, pursuant to the Emergency Reserve Corps Regulations, 1940, Amendment No. 1, ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION .303 RIFLES of any make, design, or pattern, whether serviceable or unserviceable, and whether owned by them or by some other person, are required to GIVE UP POSSESSION of such Rifles to the Government on loan for Home Defence purposes on or before the 15th day of MAY, 1941. Each rifle will be held on loan and will be returned in good order and condition, or will be replaced by one of similar pattern and of equivalent value as soon as possible after the emergency ends. Compensation will be paid for any deterioration in the condition of the rifle during the period it is held by the Government. Any person may be granted leave to retain his rifle until further notice if it can bo shown to the Minister's satisfaction that it is urgently required. For example, a farmer or other owner who is' unable to join the Home Guard may apply to retain his rifle to destroy deer or pigs which, if allowed to go uncontrolled, might seriously affect the productive capacity of the land. It is particularly desired that no person should suffer personal loss or undue hardship by reason of the temporary loss of possession of bis rifle, and any applications for retention on these grounds will receive careful investigation and consideration by qualified departmental officers. In the case of applications by farmers, arrangements have been made for field officers either of the Lands and Survey Department, 4 the. Department of Agriculture, the Native Department, or the State Advances Department, to personally investiI gate and report on each application. I Rifles in the possession of active members of the Home Guard will be formally taken over m accordance with instructions issued to Unit Commanders, but members may, if they so desire, bo allowed to retain possession so long as they are taking an active part in the movement. All persons concerned are therefore hereby notified that on or before the 15th day of May, 1941, they are required to either (1) hand in the rifle or rifles in their possession to the nearest Police Station, if they have not already done so; or (2) lodge with the nearest Police Officer a written application for leave to retain possession; or (3) notify the Police Officer that they are active members of the Home Guard and desire to have the exclusive use of their rifles; (4) if the rifle is not now in the original owner’s possession he should notify the local Police Officer of the name and address of the person to whom he has either transferred or loaned it. If anv person has in his possession any .303 rifle parts—such as barrels or other accessories— they should also ho handed in. j. S. HUNTER, Director of National Service. WELDERS. TL. M A C'L ea n ltd., • 4 Jervcts street Dunedin. ELECTRIC AND ACETONE WELDERS. BOILERMAKERS, AND GENERAL ENGINEERS. Ever-Stay Process for Filling Scored Cylinders. Make Your Safes Burglar-proof by welding. Phone 12-941. MOTOR PARTS. FERODO Brake and Clutch Linings, the standard on 87 per cent, of British cars; your own garage can fit them. ■jrtEßObO Brake and Clutch Linings IT make motoring safe; highest effiniencv; obtainable all garages. ERODO Brake Linings are your insuranee against accidents.—Sole distributors, R. B. Dennislon and Co. Ltd., 31 Moray Plai;©*