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Grey River Argus, 7 September 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ALBION JJOTEL The Sports’ Home — Greymouth C.T., A.A., & P.S. HOUSE By Appointment. Excellent Table, service, earning Accommodation, and every Home . Comfort. Moderate Tariff. :: Phone 49. Box 80. D. R. DOWELL Proprietor. —FRESH OYSTERS——FRESH RABBITS——SMOKED BLUE COD——FRESH CRAYFISH—p R E S T O N ’S. FRESH OYSTERS MUNDYS BOUNDARY STREET HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. QHOP DAY TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) Location: Heinz’s Shop (next Herb Moore’s.) Gifts appreciated. Funds Novelty Store. UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. ALL THIRD GRADE .MEMBERS are requested to be at the Pavilion THIS (Thurs.) EVENING at 7.30. All books to be handed in. • Business: Trip to Christchurch. A. HUGHES, Secretary. SCHAEF’S HALL. j WISH TO ANNOUNCE that I have ■*’ taken over control of Schaef’s Dance Hall, as from Saturday Evening, next. C. K. MOREL, Greymouth. DREDGE WORKERS. UNION. A NNUAL MEETING of the. above Union will be held in the Town Hall on SATURDAY. September 30, 1939, at 11 a.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Employers Note: This is a compulsory paid holiday under the Award. D. FARIS, Secretary. GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. >THE Club’s Spring Meeting, which was to have been held on Saturday next, HAS BEEN ABANDONED. M. J. FOGARTY, Secretary. gED (JROSS gOCIETY DEPOT FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION: TRINITY INSTITUTE Albert Street. HOURS: Week days 3 to 5 p.m.; Saturday morning, 9 to 12; Friday Night, 7to 9; Wednesday night, 7.3 U to 8.30. Ring 591 during these hours. AFTERNOON CLASSES commence FRIDAY, 2.30, Foresters’ Hall, Albert Street. DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND. ALIEN CONTROL EMERGENCY REGULATIONS. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that N unde r Regulation 3 of the Alien Control Emergency Regulatums nia on 4th September, 1939, every alie ? New Zealand on that date is to make application for under the Regulations not.later - than 14 days from the date of the Regula tions. ALIEN means a P e £ son c a aee of 16 years or over, who is not a British subject, or who no^ w . ® b ‘ ing that he may also be a British sub iect by birth or naturalisation or otherwise, is or at any time has been according to the laws of any State with which His Majesty is at war a national of that State. Every person who after the date or these Regulations becomes an alien, whether by attaining the age of sixteen years, or, in the case of a woman by marriage to an alien, or otherwise howsoever, shall within fourteen days make application for registration. Every application for registration under these regulations shall be made personally at the Police Station nearest to which the applicant resides. After the expiration of fourteen days from thre date of these Regulations every alien registered under the Regulations shall produce a Certificate of Registration when required to do so by any Police Officer. The penalty for failing to register or for any other offence against the Regulations is a fine of £lOO, or three months’ imprisonment, or both fine and imprisonment. NOTE: It is of the utmost importance in their own interests that all aliens register under these Regulations. All persons who are in any way doubtful as to their nationality, or whether they are subject to the Regulations are urged to call at the nearest Police Station when steps will be taken to determine their nationality. D. J. CUMMINGS, Commissioner of Poliec. September 4th, 1939. riON’T throw that old Bike away ! 17 We can make it run like new. Expert repairs at Kitchingham’s Cycles Ltd.