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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 12 January 1940, Page 8

TRANSPORT SERVICES NEWMAN BROS., LTD. 1 CAR SERVICES RUN DAILY (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) FOR CHRISTCHURCH : Dep. 6 a m. FOR MOTUEKA and TAKAKA : Dep 8 a m land 3 p.m DEP. TAKAKA 9 a.m. and 130 p.m for NELSON DEP MOTUFKA 11 a.m. and 3.15 p.m . for NELSON FOR WESTPORT, REEFTON & GREYMOUTifI : 830 a m. FOR BLENHEIM: 6 am. and 9 am. FOR TASMAN on MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 5 pm. THURSDAY. 3 30 p.m. FRIDAY, 10.30 p.m DEP MOTUFKA Via TASMAN—FOR NELSON on MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. 9 am FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 5.15 p.m. SUNDAY ONLY FOR MOTUEKA. 9 a m FOR BLENHEIM 930 am. REDUCED FARES NELSON-WESTPORT or REEFTON 32/6 S 60/- R. NELSON-TAKAKA 17/6 S. 32/6 R No Liability accepted for Luggage not properly addressed. ALL FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAID PHONES 121, 1078 (After Hours 1109) TRAVEL BY NEWMAN’S BOOKING AGENTS FOR: COOK STRAIT & UNION AIRWAYS GIBBS (NELSON) MOTORS LTD. CAR SERVICES RUN DAILY (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) NELSON for MOTUEKA and KIWAKA 4 p.m. NELSON for BLENHEIM 3 p.m., RIWAKA for NELSON 7.30 a.m. MOTUEKA for NELSON 7.45 a.m. WESTPORT for GREYMOUTH at 6.30 a.m. and 12.45 p.m. PHONE 881 DAY or NIGHT STOP PRESS RETURN TO WORK FOXTON, This Day. Following a meeting of flax and textile workers it was decided that the woolpack employees return to work. Work was resumed with the midnight shift last night. FORMER RUGBY I’LAYER ENLISTS CHRISTCHURCH.—Among the enlistments to-day were Rex King, captain of the 1939 New Zealand League team and a former New Zealand University Rugby forward. MOTOR-BOAT STRIKES REEF APIA, llth January—The motorboat Tutuila. of Pago Pago, returning from Apia with 27 passengers and 25 tons of cocoa, struck a reef entering Pago harbour. The boat is a total loss. Two Samoan boys, each three years old, were drowned. A small portion of the cocoa and luggage was recovered. The vessel (which is of forty-six tons) and cargo were insured. AID TO FINLAND PARIS, llth January.—Cheering greeted M. Herriot's statement at the opening of the Chamber that it was France’s duty to send all aid within its power to Finland. MADRID, llth January.—General Franco authorised the shipping to Finland of Italian tanks, rifles and artillery left in Spain after the civil war. r BOWLING RESULTS Additional Nelson results in the first round of section play in the rinks championship at the New Zealand bowling tournament were: Vitetta [(Nelson) beat Needham (Wellington) 29-20; Williams (Gisborne* beat Stephenson (Nelson) 26-21; Benefield ifSt. Johns) beat Piper (Maitai) 23-20.