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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21923, 18 January 1946, Page 1

MEETINGS BOROUGH OF GISBORNE FORMATION OF AERO CLUB. In response to representations made by a deputation from the Gisborne Branch of the Air Force Association, I hereby call a Public M' " : of the citizens of Gisborne, to l. d in the Chamber of Commerce Ro-,.. at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, January 24, to discuss a proposal to form an Aero Club in Gisborne. 717 N. H. BULL, Mayor. PUBLIC NOTICES R. F. CONOLE Accountant Company Secretary. Insurance Broker. Is now in practice on his own account. Public Library Buildings, Gisborne. Insurances arranged at LLOYDS. 665 TURANGANUI PUBLIC LIBRARY GISBORNE. THE CIRCULATING DEPARTMENT will be closed all clay, TUESDAY, January 22, 1946, for Stocktaking. K. L. GLENN, 612 Librarian. GISBORNE MASTER BAKERS’ ASSN. As from To-day, January 18th inst., No Cakes or Small Goods will be baked on Saturdays. Bread will be baked and delivered on Saturdays as usual in the meantime, and the bakers' shops will be open on Saturday morning from 8.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. for the sale of bread only. 613 MEDICAL AND DENTAL BURSARIES. FORMS of application and particulars of conditions may now be obtained from Director - General of Health, Wellington, ancl all District Health Offices in respect of bursaries available for students undertaking the Course for tne degree of M. 8., Chß., or of B.D.S. in the University of New Zealand. Applications in the form provided must reach the DirectorGeneral of Health not later than 28th January, 1946. 246 THE “SOUTHERN CROSS.” THE LABOUR DAILY THAT WILL BE PUBLISHED ON MARCH 4th. All information regarding the above can be had from the Secretary, Labour Daily Committee, J. MOHAN, 20 Herbert Road. Telephone 4868. Prospectus can be had on application. THE NAMES OF INTENDING SUBSCRIBERS WILL BE RECEIVED. 716 BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. WATER SUPPLY. RESIDENTS are hereby warned the water shortage has now become serious and it is imperative that water be conserved and its use reduced to the absolute minimum for strictly essential purposes only. The Council is doing its utmost to maintain the supply lilt can-,of c’o sc without the full cooperation of all consumers. RESIDENTS THE RESPONSIBILITY IS YOURS. ALL DRINKING WATER SHOULD BE BOILED. 17/1/46. W. M. JENKINS, 693 Town Clerk. WAIAPU COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER AMENDING BY-LAWS. DTICE is hereby given that at a ecial Meeting of the Waiapu County mncil, held on Wednesday, 16th nuary, 1946, the following resolution is passed and will be submitted for nfirmation at the Ordinary Meeting the Council to be held on Wednesy 20th day of February, 1946, commcing at 9 o’clock a.m. in the CounChambers, Te Puia Springs. RESOLUTION. Resolved that the Waiapu County 'ouncil proceed by way of Special irder to amend clause 125 (1) of art IX of the Waiapu County Counil By-Laws by deleting the word xclusively’ in the second line. The lause as amended reading:— 25 (1) “Permanent, shall mean any building of a permanent nature used Cor entertainments as before described.” ,c proposed amendment refers to the finition of “Permanent Public Build--t” in the interpretation Part IX of ’ Waiapu County Council By-Laws, full copy of the Special Order has en cleoosited at the office of the .unty Clerk, Te Puia Springs, where may be inspected during office hours all persons, without fee, until 19th bruary, 1946. J. I-I. SUTHERLAND, Acting County Clerk. Puia Springs, 17th January, 1946. 7“5 ■6 UNITED FIRE BRIGADES’ CONRENCE AND DEMONSTRATION. GISBORNE, MARCH 6 to 15, incl. PRIVATE BILLETING REQUIRED FOR PAYING GUESTS. Hotel accommodation being very limited the Executive must appeal to the Householders of Gisborne to offer hospitality for the period for 400 BRIGADESMEN and 100 LADIES (Wives, Daughters). Guests will provide necessary coupons and are prepared to pay for all accommodation supplied. Householders are asked to state if they can provide full board, or bed and breakfast only, also the number they can take of men wives, daughters, and the period. If guests are preferred from particular towns this will be arranged where possible. Most visitors will require accommodation from the night of 6tli to morning of 15th March, and transport will not be the obligation of hosts, but will be of valued assistance. The success of the Conference will be determined by the response to this appeal. The reputation of Gisborne’s hospitality is widespread and the Conference Executive, in asking for the Conference’s guests to be provided with the necessary accommodation, confidently believe this will be willingly undertaken. Please phone early to 4515 (Brian S. Bree, Conference Secretary ). 3905 (H. A. Deer, Chairman Billeting Committee). 3241 (C. Blackburn, Fire Board Secretary). 2657 (Mrs P. Hockley, President Women’s Executive). NOT LATER THAN SATURDAY, 19t’n JANUARY. If unable to phone please write “The Chairman Billeting Committee,” 402 Aberdeen Road