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PUBLIC NOTICES. RED CROSS Committee Meeting, MONDAY, 28th., is POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, 29th, at 7.45 p.m. MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE. J. W. MACAULAY, Hon. Sec. tA/HERE Are, the T'rade Unio.ns Heading? Hear the Communist Party’s Attitude Towards Go-Slow Policies, Strikes and Government Saboteurs, etc. PUBLIC MEETING a-t WALLSEND, TO-MORROW (Sunday), February 27, at 2.30 p.m. ■ Speaker: D. G. McRAE. ' RUNANGA MEDICAL AND STATE COLLIERIES ACCIDENT RELIEF FUNDS. npHE Annual Meeting will be held in x the Miners’ Hall, Runanga, TOMORROW (Sun.), Feb 27, at 10.30 a.m. ’Buses leave Greymouth P.O. and Nine Mile at 10 a.m. J. McPHEE. J. GILLALY, Secretaries. BRUNNER RESIDENTS Diphtheria and Whooping Cpugh Immunisation. T\R. KENT will deliver an exI x 7 planatory address on the benefits of the above during the interval at Wallsend Pictures, SUNDAY NIGHT. All parents are strongly urged to attend. JOHN SM„ ATON, Mayor. BLAKETOWN-PRESTON ROAD RATEPAYERS’ AND CITIZENS’ ASSN. (Inc.) rpHE Annual General Meeting of -*• the above Association will be held in the Blaketown Citizens’ Hall, TOMORROW (Sunday), at 7.30 .p.m. Business: Balance-sheet, Election of OfFicers’ and General. H. MATHIESON, Hon. Sec. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY GREY BRANCH. npHE Annual Meeting of the Branch x will be held on MONDAY NEXT, February 28, at 8 o’clock. . Business: Receiving Financial Statement and Balance-sheet, and Election of Officers for the ensuing year. M. ANDERSON, Sec.

A Special General Meeting of the A Westland Hotel. Restaurant and Related Trades Industrial Union of Workers will be held at the Union Office. Mackay Street, on MONDAY NEXT, February 28, at 8 p.m. Business: To consider the resignation of the Chairman and Secretary. A full attendance is requested. B. CASEY. Secretary. ■ WEST COAST MASTER BUTCHERS’ ASSN. j Tl/rR w. S. HUGHES, Christchurch, i -‘■’A representative of the Dominion Master Butchers on Meat Control Council, will address Butchers at my office on MONDAY, at 8 p.m. Business: Full explanation of the rationing regulat'ons. ' M. J. FOGARTY, Secretary. A Meeting will be held in the Cobben .Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m. for the purpose of forming a (Home and School Association. Mr J. Horrock will address the meeting. Everybdoy invited. J. J. HADDOCK, Convenor. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. XfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under and by virtue of Section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925’’ an additional charge of TEN PERCENTUM will be added to all rates for the Borough of Greymouth for the year 1943-44 which remain unpaid bn MONDAY, the 20th. day of MARCH, 1944 at 4.0 p.m. F. H. DENTON, Town Clerk. I SUPREME COURT WESTLAND ' DISTRICT. Notice to Common Jurors. ?pHE attendance of all COMMON [ -N JURORS summoned to appearJ before the Supreme Court at Greymouth on Monday, the 28th day ol February, 1944, is DISPENSED WITH, and each and every one is hereby DISCHARGED. Dated at Greymouth this 25th day of February, 1944 t D. MALCOLM. I Sheriff. ( GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD /CONSUMERS are notified that for i the purpose of 11,000-volt line i 1 repairs, power WILL BE CUT OFF ! (weather ipermi.tjng) to-morrow;' (SUNDAY), as follows:— 1,30 to 4.30 p,m.,: Cobden, Holland Settlement, and North , Beach j SINCLAIR TROTTER. L Engineer. , PHARMACY INDUSTRY. I ‘

HpHE BULLER UNITED FRIENDLY - 1 SOCIETIES’ DISPENSARY, Westport, has applied for permission to transfer to itself the pharmacy license of EDWARD ALEXANDER OWLES, Palmerston St., Westport, with a view to amalgaj mation. Persons considering themselves materially affected by decision of Bureau of Industry "on this application should make any desired representations in writing not later than 9th March, to Secretary, Bureau of Industry, Box 3025, Wellington. . GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL*'"" EVENING CLASSES. rpHE EVENING CLASSES will * OPEN on MONDAY, FEBRU- | ARY 28. If enrolments allow, the same Classes will be held as last year, viz:— MONDAY: Trades Woodwork Third Marine; Mathematics; Typing and TT?fenAv Shorthand Speed. IGESDAY. Dressmaking; Woodwork Theory; • Engineering. ; WEDNESDAY: English and-’ Ari th-1 metic. THURSDAY: Book-keeping; Machine Drawing; Homecraft Woodwork. Classes are held from 7 p.m to 9 p.m. Enrolments will be taken at the School Office after 4 p.m., from FEBRUARY 22. NOT by telephone during the daytime. As the continuance of Classes depends on average of enrolments, students must enrol early in the session. If enrolments justify it, permission will be sought to commence new classes, notably in Motor Engineering Theory. ' W. M. STEWART, Principal.