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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22582, 10 March 1948, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES WOMEN'S DIVISION, FEDERATED FARMERS. JUMBLE SALE”"Si PRODUCE. MEMBERS please take notice that the above sale is unavoidably CANCELLED until May. There will be no monthly meeting in March. SPECIAL NOTICE. Mrs. Wylie Taylor wishes to thank Drs. Hall and Bowker for their prompt action which saved my life during my recent serious illness. Also thanking the Sisters and Staff of the Cook Annexe. 425 NOTICE. ANY Stock found on my property, Pukerimu Station, Tikitiki, will be impounded. Signed IHAKA MORETE. WAIAPU COUNTY COUNCIL 10 % ADDITIONAL RATE on 1947/48 GENERAL RATES will be added on 13th MARCH, 1948. Last Day for Payment Without 10 % 12th MARCH, 1948. 952 THANKS. I WISH to sincerely thank all neighbours and others who assisted in quelling the fire on my property at Manutuke. Their promptitude and strenuous etlorts were the means of greatly reducing the damage to pastures. P. S. MOSCRIP. 393 GISBORNE OLD FOLKS ASSN. (Inc.) ANNUAL PICNIC. SHOWGROUNDS. 13th MARCH, 1948. Hot Water and Milk Provided. W. A. SINTON, Hon. Secretary. 256

THANKS. I WISH to thank our many friends and relatives for their many gifts of money and presents and for other help given on the occasion of my recent birthday. He mihi atu ki nga tin) hoa whamaunga hoki mo nga taonga mom. perehama, me nga awhina hoki i taku ra whanau ka hori tata ake nei. TUTAAWA PEWHAIRANGI. 416 EXCEEDING GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION. REV. Chaplain Te Rangitewhata Eraser, a Maori Cosmopolitan Minister and Military Chaplain of the Arawas, Rotorua, a member of the Fraser Clan, Inverness, Scotland, has much pleasure in expressing his hiyi appreciation and exceeding gratitude for the great honour and privilege in his receiving excellent letters from His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen, also from Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, from Buckingham Palace, as high acknowledgments expressed by Their Majesties and Royal Highnesses for special letters written by Mr. Fraser on behalf of his people, the Arawas, expressing sincere and hearty greetings and congratulations concerning the uniting in Holy Matrimony of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Lord Mountbatten. GOD SAVE OUR GRACIOUS KING. 371 THE POVERTY BAY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS FOR COMMERCIAL PREMISES. COMMERCIAL Consumers are notified that the requirements of the Electricity Control Order 1945 and Amendments in respect, of window and interior lighting of commercial premises must be strictly adhered to. The requirements of the Order are as follows: All exterior or interior sign lighting (other than utility signs), all interior or exterior outline or ornamental lighting, floodlighting of buildings, and underverandah lighting is prohibited. The lighting of shop windows is prohibited on all nights except Friday nights, and then only for the period between half an hour after sunset and 9 p.m. Shop window lighting must not exceed an average of 10 watts for each foot of window frontage Interior lighting of shops, milk bars, restaurants or dining rooms must not exceed 100 watts for each 100 square feet of floor area. Interior lighting of theatres, concert or dance halls, cabarets, public or private hotel lounges or hotel bars must not exceed 60 watts for each 100 square feet of floor area. R. P. BAIGENT, 347 Managing-Secretary. BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. WATER SUPPLY. RESIDENTS are hereby notified that the Resolution passed on the 21st day of October, 1947, in accordance with the provisions of Section 39 of the GENERAL BY-LAWS XVII, permitting the use of hoses, was rescinded by a Resolution passed at a Meeting of the Council held on the 9th day of March, 1948. ANY PERSON FOUND USING A HOSEAFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE WILL BE PROSECUTED WITHOUT FURTHER WARNING. Residents are also warned that under the Council’s By-laws the use of the Borough Water Supply for any gardening purposes whatsoever WHETHER BY BUCKET OR HOSE, does not come within the definition of “domestic purposes.’’ In view of the acute position of the water supply and the necessity of conserving it for strictly domestic purposes. the use of the Borough Water Supply for gardening or other nondomestic purposes must cease immediately. W. M. JENKINS, 10/3/1948 Town Clerk. 426 BLACK Crow Marking Ink for and Cotton Goods. 2/6 bottle. Postage 3d. Herald Office Phone 2227.