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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24370, 4 September 1942, Page 2

DADLEY'S, LTD., SHOE SPECIALISTS. SPECIALISE ra FOOTWEAR FOR MEN. BEE OUR WINDOW. DADLEY'S, LTD., 200 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. YOUR PAINTER WILL APPROVE GOOD JUDGMENT IN SPECIFYING SAMSON PAINT, Still Guaranteed 100 Per Cent Pre-War Quality. PHTLLTPPS & IMPEY, LTD., (.Next to Woolwortlis). QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. WANTED URGENTLY, SACKS AND BAGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Including SUPER and FERTILISER Bass, TO MEET NATIONAL REQUIREMENTS. Do Not Delay. Consign Yours immediately to CLARK BROS., SACK MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. Highest Cash Prices. We Pay Freight. INSURE WITH THE SOUTH BRITISH LOW RATES PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. Fire Accident Motors. THEfNEW ZEALAND HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Owing to the reduction in the size of the Kew Zealand Herald orders for advertisements must be delivered to the Hebald Office not later than 0 p.m Advertisements for Situations Vacant or Wanted or Lost Property classifications will be accented if delivered at the Queen Street Office up to 8 p m. Orders for advertisements will not be taken by telephone after 6 p in., except that notices of Births, Deaths or Funerals will be accepted up to 10 p.m. All orders are taken subject to space being available.

WILSON & HORTON, LTD., PUBLIC NOTICES "T7~" BUS SERVICES. SUNDAY TIME-TABLES. TYRE CONSERVATION. All Services operated to St. Heliers, Kohijnararna, Mission Bay, Orakei, Glendowie, and Newmarket are SUSPENDED on Sundays. A Shuttle Service for the use of essential travellers will operate as follows: From St. Heliers for Meadowbank Trams direct.—B.2s a.m., 10.5, 1.0 p.m., 2.40, 4.30, 0.5 0.0 p.m Leaves Meadowbank Tram Terminus for St Heliers direct. —5.45 a.m., 10.35, 1.25 p.m., 3.0, 4.50, 0.30 0.20 p.m. From St Heliers to Remuera Post Office, via Kohi. Beach, Pattcson Av. and Kepa ltd. (not along Coates Av.), and Nehu St. — {j.O a.m., 11.0, 1.45 p.m., 3.30, 5.10, 8.0, 9.40 p.m. From Remuera Post Office to St Heliers, via Orakei State Suburb and Kohi. Beach. — 0.40 a.m., 11.30. 2.15 p.m., 4.0, 5.40, 8.30, 10.30 p.m. From St. Heliers for City direct- —7.30 a.m. From City for St. Heliers direct. —8.00 a.m. Special higher fares for Sunday Service. L. J. KEYS. LTD. rrRANSPORT CONTROL EMERGENCE J REGULATIONS, 1012. A Goods Transport Control Committee has been constituted under the above Regulations for the goods district described below (and hereinafter called "The Hamilton Goods District") and is in this notice called "the Committee." It is therefore now illegal for any person (subject, however, to any directions, general or special, given by the Committee) to carry any goods (other than stock) by motor vehicles for hire or reward within the Hamilton Goods District, except with the permission of the Committee. The Committee has decided and directed that for the present all persons affected by the above Regulations be permitted to carry on operations as heretofore, and without the necessity for application to the Committee for specific permission in that behalf. The permission hereby notified may be withdrawn at any time either wholly or in part, but public notice of the same will be given in the New Zealand Herald and Waikato Times. The Goods District hereinbefore referred to is all that area within six miles from the Chief Post Office Hamilton. Dated at Hamilton this 2nd day of September, 1042. E. R. MARSH. Acting Secretary. PASSENGER TRANSPORT CO., LTD. Commencing To-morrow (Saturday), Sept. o, the Company will operate a Return Trip Service between tho City and Knox Home. Bus will leave Terminal at 2.30 p.m. and leave on return trip at 4.30 p.m. This service will operate on Saturdays only.—A. KIRK HAM, Traffic Manager. OWING TO THE PASSING AWAY OF OT T R BELOVED SISTER, ELIZABETH, WE SHALL CLOSE OUR PREMISES TO-DAY (FRIDAY), BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 1.30 AND 2.30 P.M., J. JONES, LIMITED, City Markets. A" NYBODY Trespassing on the properties of J. C. Eolleston and C. P. Sorensen at Kbpaki, with or without dog, will be prose-cuted.—-J. Glenie, Manager.