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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22654, 3 June 1948, Page 2

»fr •.. jffi TtfA£6£(g&S7AfixZ\<i4 - •'•'( ' ':. !: /'.- y/'i?fr? -Oiitrrv PLANS AT THEATRE. ’Phone 4316 FINALLY TODAY Gf ■im & FA (Approved for Universal Uxtiiiiir.it msommomooiE public notices THE POVERTY BAY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. POWER will be cut off on Sunday afternoon, 6th June, from 12.30 p.in. to 4.30 p.m. to allow of overhaul work on the State Hydro Electric Department lines. R. P. BAIGENT, 503 Managing-Secretary. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL WOULD any person knowing the whereabouts of any bridge material, gates, posts, battens or other material deposited by flood waters please advise the County Office, when arrangements will be made to recover same. The Council would be pleased to take delivery of any such material at the Childers Road yard. R. K. GARDINER, 396 County Clerk. GISBORNE-TAHUNGA FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE KING'S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY TIMETABLE. FRIDAY, 4th JUNE. TUESDAY, Bth JUNE. FRIDAY, 11th JUNE. Leaving Depot, 191 Childers Rd., at. 10 a.m. Phone 3636. 308 GISBORNE COMPETITIONS SOCIETY (INC.) THIRTIETH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OPERA HOUSE AUGUST 23 to 28th, 1948. Schedules and Entry Forms now Available. Entries close MONDAY, sth JULY. D. A. WELLS, 74 Lowe St. Secretary. Phone 3833. 468 AIRWAYS NOTICE PASSENGERS already booked to Auckland or points south of Napier are requested to call at the Airways Office, PeeJ St., not later than three days before flight. This will enable assistance to be given in connection with surface travel to Napier. N.Z. NATIONAL AIRWAYS CORPORATION 74 PEEL ST. Telephone 4318. P.O. Box 407. WINTER - TOUR TO AUSTRALIA A delightful experience in the warmer surroundings of Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Newcastle, Blue Mountains, Jenolan Caves. Tour 102 departs Auckland by air August 20 and 21, returns by air September 11 and 12. (These dates suit secondary school teachers). Full sight-seeing programme, and adequate free time for shopping etc. Congenial party adults); hostess conducts tour. Travel in Australia by luxury coach and by Southern Hemisphere’s crack train ‘Spirit of Progress.” All-inclusive cost (from Auckland), £112; covers air fare both ways, comfortable accommodation at all points, all meals, and all'travel and sightseeing within Australia- Advance inquiries made if desired re special visits, for individuals to farms or agricultural research stations, educational institutions, or places of industrial or commercial interest We assist with the necessary travel documentation. Write or call, YOUTH TRAVEL ASSOCIATION. Care Douglas C. Dyer, Public Accountant, 27 Gladstone road, Gisborne. Phone 2740, 497 LAND BALLOT FOR MAORI EXSERVICEMEN HURUMUA SOLDIER SETTLEMENT NEAR WAIROA. SIX defined sections on wages with promise of allotment on Hurumua Soldier Settlement (formally owned by Mr. A. T. Carroll), situated about five miles south of Wairoa. Open to Maori ex-servicemen of World War II who: (a) Have been classified as eligible for immediate Rehabilitation farming assistance. (b) Hold an “A” grade certificate for dairying (major enterprise) in the Wairoa district or any extended area which includes the Wairoa district in the case of the 5 Dairy Sections, and for store and fat sheep (major enterprise) and wool in the Wairoa District or any extended area which includes the Wairoa District, in the case of the sheep sections. (c) Are normally resident in the Wairoa County or have at any time been residents of the County for a period of at least 10 years. Maori ex-servicemen with these qualifications may obtain full particulars of the Section and condition of offering upon application to their nearest Rehabilitation Officer. Completed applications must be lodged with the Rehabilitation Officer, Wairoa, not later than 3 p.m. on Friday, 18th June, 1948. G. P. SHEPHERD, Under Secretary, Department of Maori Affairs. 25/5/1948. 205 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL CLOSING OF ROADS TO HEAVY TRAFFIC PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Cook County Council held on the 27th day of May, 1948, the following resolution was passed:— ‘‘ln pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the provision of clause 3 of Regulation 7 of the Heavy MotorVehicle Regulations 1940 and upon the grounds and for the period hereinafter stated, the Cook County Council prohibits the use of any heavy motorvehicle upon all or any of the roads specified in the schedule hereto when the weight of such vehicle exceeds 5 tons or the weight of such vehicle with its load exceeds 5 tons. The said prohibition shall commence to operate on the 10th clay of June, 1948. and shall continue to operate until and including the 30th day of September, 1948. The said prohibition is imposed upon the grounds that the surface of the roads would be seriously damaged if permitted for the period specified to bear the weight of the heavy motorvehicles the use of which is hereinbefore prohibited. SCHEDULE Manutukc-Wairoa via Mangapoike Valley Road. Tokonui-Tarcwa Rond, Pariknnnpn Road, Bushy Knoll Road, Ilangaroa-Waikaremoana Road, Han-garoa-Tahora Road, Waimala Valley Road. Waimata-Arakihi Road, Panikau Road, Waiomoku Road, Glenroy Road, Riverside Road. Dated at Gisborne this Ist day of June, 1948. R. K. GARDINER, County Clerk. NOTE: First notice published on 2nd June, 1948.