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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 301, 22 November 1918, Page 1

| INFLUENZA NOTICES. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE, WELLINGTON. NOTICE re PROHIBITION OF SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR. . I WHEREAS, by a warrant dated November 21st, 1918, and made under Section 18 of the Public Health Act, 1918, His Excellency the GovernorGeneral has conferred upon all District Health Officers power and authority, with the approval of the Honourable Minister of Public Health, to prohibit the sale of all alcoholic liquor within their Health Districts for the purpose of more effectually checking or preventing the spread of influenza, NOW THEREFORE, in pursuance of the said powers and for the said purpose, 1, Robert Haldane Makgill, District Health Officer. DO HEREBY PROHIBIT the sale within the Wellington Health District of ALL ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR. Dated at Wellington this 21st day of November, 1918. . R. H. MAKGILL, District Health Officer. District Health Office, Wellington. 21st November, 1918. I NAPIER HOSPITAL BOARD. HASTINGS EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. URGENTLY YV ANTED: 15 NURSES. 15 MALE ASSISTANTS. Applicants need not necessarily be trained nurses, but in the event of any certificated nurses being engaged, double rate of their ordinary pay is offered. | Liberal remuneration is offered to the others. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC, HASTINGS u RGENT a ppeal I is made to the WOMEN OF HASTINGS Ito help in the present serious crisis. There are twenty plucky women on the Racecourse, nursing the sick and I dying, and those twenty women are {working beyond all human strength. I It will not be long before they break down unless twenty other women come forward to give them a lift. Let this urgent appeal sink into the hearts of those who can and have not responded. THE POSITION IS BOTH URGENT AND CRITICAL. SEVEN ORDERLIES are also required—men who will do whatever they are asked, and do it gladly. WHERE ARE THEY ? JJjING UP ’pHONE g NOTICE. QWING to the prevalance of influ-1 enza, there will be NO AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). The Mart will be OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL ON MONDAY. | JJEARD, pULLEN AND 00. j AUCTIONEERS - HASTINGS.

NOTICE. TELEPHONES TO RING. MR. PEGLER—I7O or 150. RACECOURSE HOSPITAL—No. 2. THE MAYOR—No. 2. Y.M.C.A. DEPOT—No. 503. I Ring Mr. Pegler for all outside information, and No. 2 for Hospital. This will save overlapping. All persons sending Gifts to the Hospital will please advise Lieutenant Caveli, ’phone No. 2, and to save utensils going astray please attach names on tag. 1 H. lAN SIMSON, I Mayor. I HASTINGS UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ MEDICALASSOCIATION. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL LODGE MEMBERS. AT this time of crisis, HELP THE DOCTORS ALL YOU CAN bv as far as possible helping yourselves. Don’t worry them, take your turn, attend to instructions and advice appearing in daily papers, and please do not look for priority. i W. TAYLOR, Secretary. URGENT APPEAL TO THE WOMEN OF HASTINGS. ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE FTtHE MAYOR appeals to the Women -A of Hastings to offer to assist in the homes of people afflicted. Our present workers must have reinforcements, otherwise our organisation will collapse. RING ’PHONE 170. NOTICE TO RELATIVES OF SICK PEOPLE. WE< have Cais going all over the ’ ’ Island. We may have a Car going your way. Ring Aard Taxi Service, 1155. or private 'phones 402. 5C2. 2-54. Have a talk with us first. Good Cais — reliable Drivers. Telegrams “Aard,” Napier. OWING to the illness of the Acting Vicar, Rev. A. Hall, there will be no early Celebration at St. Luke’s Church t ’Havelock North, on Sunday next, November 24th.