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PUBLIC NOTICES. Y.P.C. (Young People’s Club) Members of the above Club and others interested are reminded of the Meeting TO-NIGHT at 7.45 p.m. at the Club rooms. Bridge-st. <opp. McKenzie’s). The Brains Trust will consist of— Miss B W Rhodes. Mr W. J. Glasgow. Mr J. E. R. Paterson. Mr R. S. Robinson. Mr A Patterson. Mr H. S. Newberrv Supper will be provided. CITY OF NELSON VICTORY LOAN, 1945 Shopkeepers and business people generally are invited to close their premises between 2.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday. June 13th, on the occasion of the Street Parade and Special Appeal on behalf of the Victory Loan E. R. NEALE. Mayor. THE PATRIOTIC SHOP The above shop will be open as usual on Thursday, 14th June, at 9 a.a.m The Nelson West and South Townswomen's Guilds will be in charge. NELSON KENNEL CLUB COMPETITIONS HAMPER: No. 9228. Dillon, C/o. Exchange Hotel. Framed Pictures. Ist. No. 9586, J.C. 2nd, No. 9547. No name. THANK YOU E. I. HICKS, Honorary Secretary. BOYS’ AND GIRLS AGRICULTURAL CLUB TAKAKA GROUP The Ann lal Meeting of the Takaka Group will be held in the District High School on Wednesday. June 13th. at 7.30 p.m. A N. GIBLIN, Honorary Secretary. NOTICE m o enable us to clean up orders on hand, our Nursery is CLOSED, except on Friday and Saturday, until June 30 A. E LARGE AND SON. THE STOKE FRUITGROWERS’ ASSN. Invites its members to a field day to meet at the Cawthorn Institute orchard on Saturday 16th June, at 1.30 p.m. IMPORTANT GOLDEN BAY DAIRY CO.. LTD. A reminder to share-holders to attend a special general meeting at Golden Bay Theatre on Friday, 15th, at 1.30. ADULT EDUCATION IN MAPUA A Public Meeting will be held in the Public Hall. Mapua, on Thursday, June 14th, at 8 p.m. Chairman: Mr Duggan. Speaker: Mrs M M. Dunningham, M.A., Dip. Soc. Sci. Subject: “After the war, what? The International Situation.” Business: The formation of a discussion group or groups in the Mapua, Mahana. Tasman area. All interested persons are invited to attend. MAKE BIG MONEY \\7RITING Display Cards and Tickets Full or Spare time job. Free illustrated Booklet shows you how to start. Write now McKay's Art School. Box 367. Wanganui PORRIDGE FOODS For Winter Mornings! A Creamoata Rolled Oats Oatira Oatmeal O-Tis Vi-max Milk Oaties Wheatmeal Weetbix Granose Weeties Kornies TONIC FOODS For Winter Evenings! MILO—NESTLES' MALTED MILK BOURN-VITA—HORLICKS’ MALTED MILK WE STOCK THEM ALL HODGSON’S STORES •VAKEFIELD and MURCHISON

WALTON STUDIOS TOR PORTRAITURE and CHILD STUDIES HANNAHS BUILDINGS. Trafalgar-st Make Your Appointment Now USE IN WELLINGTON SYDNEY “WONDER GAS” Wellington, This Day. A message from Sydney reported that Sydney ambulance stations were using a “wonder gas” called carbogen for respiratory cases. The gas was first used 25 veara ago. it was stated, hut only now did experts consider they had perfected a method of administering it to patients. Commenting on the message yesterday, the superintendent of the Wellington Free Ambulance. Mr. R. R. Olen, whp, before his appointment to Wellington 16 months ago was superintendent of the Canterbury-Bankstown District Ambulance. Sydney, said that the gas. a mixture of oxygen and carbon dioxide, had been used with success for years throughout the world in many ambulance services. The method was long known and used by him in Sydney and this method was heing used by the Wellington Free Ambulance. “I would not call carbogen a wonder gas altogether.” added Mr. Olen. “It will not perform miracles, but if administered promptly, in conjunction wilh artificial resuscitation, in cases of asphyxia, is of definite value, provided the patient's heart has not ceased to heat.” WEATHER FORECAST FAIR TO FINE Wellington, This Day. Situation: An intense anti-cyclone is south of south-east and pressure is still low to the east. Forecast to 5 p.m. Wednesday: Light to moderate and variable winds, weather fair to fine, temperatures cold with sharp frosts. Further outlook: Fair conditions. In most parts of the city and suburbs this morning’s frost was the whitest experienced this winter. At the Cawthron Institute a frosi of only 3.5 degrees was recorded while at the Nelson Air Force station at Tahunanui there was a frost of 13.5 degrees. The heaviest frost of the winter—l 4 degrees—was recorded at the aerodrome yesterday. This also was 10 degrees heavier than that recorded at the Cawthron Institute. Yesterday morning a frost qf 14 degrees was recorded at one point in Blenheim and 16.1 degrees at another. Although the sun shone for 8 hours 29 minutes, the temperature yesterday did not rise above 51.6 degrees, there being a cool northerly breeze throughout the day. Afier this morning's frost the day was sunny and calm.