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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24156, 24 December 1941, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES qociety for the prevenp tion of cruelty to ANIMALS, AUCKLAND (INC.). emergency Precautions plan. Acting with the approval of the Chief Mivnr nf°A m . His Worship the Auckland, the Society desires to apone person to be attached to each fV' , b >V' le . au }. to w ork in conjunction with that Organisation, but it must be clearlv understood that no S.P.C.A. worker may act inlffH® en « ?L 2f T?r times is under the direction of the E.P.tS.O. Warden. Each S.P.C.A. worker will wear an armBlue Cross" 1 * Badge of the Society, the DUTIES. ({*) Care in J u red animals. )\ Ar ' ost or strayed animals. (c) Make arrangements for conveyance of such animals to receiving depot and, if hopelessly injured, the animal should be put out of its misery humanely, and as quickly as possible. (d) Alternatively to contact:— The Society's Office, 52 Victoria Street West . . 42-700 The Inspector, 21 Preston Av., Mt. Albert . . . , 48-08° Mr. K p. Aekins, 1 Foch Av., Mt. Iloskill . . . . . 60-5(X> Hostel, Golf Rd., New Lynn 63-732 Mrs. Constance, 2 Sylvan Av., Mt. Eden . . 60-268 Mrs. Farmer, 33 Wood St., Ponsonby 27-071 „ _!P le Central Depot will be at the Society's Office, d2 Victoria St. West, from where all injured or unclaimed animals will be sent to Vrn -(-"A. Hostel, Golf Rd., New Lynn (Phone 63-732) The injured will be attended by a Veterinary Practitioner and, where it is deemed that the injury warrants destruction, this will be humanely -carried out. On the North Shore, the Devonport Borough Council Depot at Church Street, and the Birkenhead Police Station, will be available for receiving wounded or strayed animals in an emergency. .Notification of other North Shore Depots will follow in due course. Veterinary service can be obtained from Mr. Chapman, 21 North Av., Narrow Neck, or assistance by contacting Mr. R. S. Cox. 3 Audrey Rd., Milford. The Veterinary Surgeons who have agreed to co-operate are:— Mr. F. L. Norries, 10 Hakanoa St., Crey Lynn 26-353 Mr. O. G. Lambert, 1173 New North £ d -. 5.W.2 30-099 Mr. H. C. Ivennan, The Mount. Penrose, S.E.O .54-022 Miss Dawson, 150 Hobson St., City 45-710 Mr. J. Lyons, c.o. Ring Prop., Wvndham St., C.l 40-087 Dr. Ring, c.o. Ring Prop., Wyndham St., City 40-087 Mr. J. Jarvie, Gt. South Rd., Papakura 171 It must be distinctly understood that the services of the above Veterinaries are only a J a 'J a ' J ' e T J n 1 a . definite War Emergency. Most of these Veterinaries are already enrolled with the E.P.5.0., and therefore it will be realised that, even in the event of an emergency arising. their services may not always bo at the disposal of the S.P.C.A. workers. It has been found by the R.S.P.C.A., London, that it is almost impossible to do any rescue work during the hours of darkness or during the course of an Air Raid. It is EMPHASISED that it is AFTER an Air Raid that the major work of the rescuing will commence. For the benefit of animal owners, the S.P.C.A. has issued a booklet, "Animals and Air Raids." which is obtainable at the cost of one penny at the Office of the Society. 52 Victoria Street West, C.l. U. L. AFFLECK, Secretary. A UCKLAND HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND RELATED TRADES EMPLOYEES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. This Is to inform you that the Order recently issued by the Minister of Labour relative to overtime payments and to work performed on Statutory Holidays only affects the Awards under which you are employed in the following manner:— (1) The payment for overtime worked during the normal working week will be reduced from time and a-half for the first four hours and double time thereafter to time and a-half on full pay for the first 16 hours and double time thereafter. (2) It does not, however, authorise employers in our Industry to work staff on their half-day or their full-day weekly holidays, excepting under the conditions already provided by the Award. NOTE. —The regulation issued by the Minister is intended to implement the country's war effort and to increase the production of essential goods. It is not designed to reduce the wages of the workers employed in the catering industry, providing accommodation and refreshments for holiday-makers and others who desire to have a good time during the festive season. In the above-mentioned circumstances, it is your duty to see that our Awards are fully enforced, with the exception of the special now conditions set out in Clause 1 above. . F. G. YOUNG, General Secretary. Cut this out and paste up in a conspicuous position at your place of Business. THE PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE OF ..yW ISES . J- EXECUTIVE OF Qjlpp 50LD '£l3 THE NEWMARKET R„s. SOCIAL CLUB Extend Season's Greetings to all their Friends, and Best Wishes to our Comrades of the , 2nd N.Z.E.F. and their Relatives. F. J. BATES, Secretary. "IT ANUFACTURE FOR SALE OF IVJL FOOTWEAR. An application has been received from DUCKWORTH, TURNER AND CO., LTD., 178 Carlyle St v Christchurch. for an extension of its existing licence to permit the manufacture of Military Footwear by the screwed and stitched methods, such extension to operate for the duration of the war and six months thereafter. Any person who considers he will be materially affected by the decision of the Bureau of Industry on this application, and wishes to make representations accordingly, must furnish them in writing not later than January 5, to G. L. O'HALLORAN, Secretary, Bureau of Industry, P.O. Box 3025, Wellington. Estate of Margaret fitzpatrick, Jate of Papatoetoe, near the City of Auckland, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Widow, deceased. Pursuant to an Order by a Judge of the Supreme Court, Notice is hereby given that ail creditors and other persons having claims against the above-named Estate aro required to send in their claims to the undersigned Executor on or before the 31st day of January, 1912, and Notice is hereby given that, after such date, the Executor proposes to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which the Executor then has notice; and that in such event, the Executor will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any person of whose claim they had no notice at the time of such distribution Dated at Auckland this 11th day of December. 1941. D. L. McKAY, Assistant Manager, GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD.. " Shortland St.. Auckland. EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS SERli< VICE ENROLMENT OF FIRE GUARDS Enrolments are now being made at Rugby League Rooms. Grey's Chambers, Courthouse Lane. Telephone 42-190. Hours of attendance; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. K USMAR, Secretary. THE AUCKLAND BRANCH OK THE L NEW ZEALAND CRIPPLED CHIL UREN SOCIETY is anxious to render all possible assistance to prevent children, suffering from crippling diseases, from becoming invalidity pensioners. Inquiries from parents should be addressed to the Secretary. Mr G J Park, Seddon Memorial Technical Colloge. Auckland OWING to possibility of Army authorities prohibiting tourists visiting Great Barrier Island and diflicultv of transport back to Auckland it emergency arose, we have reluctantly decided to close our house to guests for 1911-42 season. Warrens. Port b itzroy. FOR SALE BY TENDER \ UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. MAN'UKAU HEADS (AWHITU). SALE OF—(a) SCHOOL BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. (b) SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND SITE. Alternative tenders (written), accompanied liv a deposit of I's, will be received at the Office of the Board, Wellesley Street East, until Noon on THURSDAY, January 15, 1912, for the purchase of the above-mentioned W '/'he 'sale will be for cash, but the Board tvill allow a reasonable time, say, one month, 'or the purchaser to arrange finance. The site is described as Part Lot 126, \whitu Parish, and contains 1 aero. Title: Land Transfer. Envelopes should bo marked, lender for Un nukau Heads." The highest or any tender not necessarily of sale' obtainable from Office if Board or Chairman, Awhitu School Comnittee. —— fOILET \fISS FOX, H.B Bldgs , Queen St.—Per LVI manent Waving (oil steam).—42-i>H). (n/n PERM. Cinderella Salon; lovely LZj' O curl.v ends —331 K'ha.r»o lid ; 42-R77 TYPISTS "ISSES BASTEN, Typists, Stenographers, . Duplicatists.—Victoria Arcade; 40-742. ,