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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24775, 24 December 1943, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES The central waikato electricpower BOARD. THE ELECTRIC WATER-HEATING ORDER, 1943. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. In pursuance and exercise of the, powers contained in the above Order and with the approval of the Price Investigation Tribunal in collaboration with the Electricity Controller the Board has prescribed the following special rates to be charged for electricity within its area of supply:— WATER-HEATERS.—I. Restricted hours (20 hours) with or without electric range in house or motor in dairy shed: 48 units per 10P watts at 5-19 d per unit gross, subject to a maximum of 675 units per month for dairy shed installations and 600 units per month for all other installations. Balance of units at / 3 d per unit gross. ... , , ? Unrestricted hours, with or without electric'range in house or motor in dairy shed: All units at %d per unit gross. Minimum charges: Restricted hours, 9d per 100 watts per month gross; unrestricted hours, 1/4 per 100 wafcte per month gross. In respect of dairy sheds no minimum charge will be rendered for a period of not less than two months upon notice having been given in writing by consumer that water-heater installations may be disconnected. No charge will be made by the Board for such disconnections. _ ■ _ 8. TEMPORARY DOMESTIC RATE pending the separate metering of all domestic water-heaters: Present domestic ariff of first 12 units per month at 4d; next 80 units per month at l%d; next SO units per month at Id. Balance per month at 3 /« d. With minimum charge of 2/3 per month to stand, with waterheater block of units at 5-lßd per unit interposed after the first 02 units per month, block to be computed as follows: Restricted hours, 48 units pgr 100 watts per month; unrestricted hours, OS units per 100 watts per month; with minimum water-heater charge as above stated. In respect of all the foregoing rates consumers' accounts to be less 5 p.c. discount if paid within 14 days (5-19 d less 5 p.c. discount ■=■ y,d net, the minimum price allowed under the above Order). Pursuant to Section 4 (1 and 2) of the Electric Water-heating Order, 1013, the Board requires the owner of any water-heating service for the operation of which electricity Is supplied by the Board, to alter the waterheating service so that the supply of electricity for each service is controlled by a thermostat and is also measured by a meter. The above charges will come into force on January 1, 1944, or as soon thereafter as the necessary metering is installed. A circular giving fuller information will be forwarded to those concerned as soon as a supply of thermostats is available and the work can be proceeded with.—Dated at Hamilton this 22nd day of December, 1943. H. J. BEECHE, Secretary. TN the Estate of ELIZA CAR RUTH, late JL of Papatoetoe. near the City of Auckland, Spinster (Deceased). —Pursuant to an Order by a Judge of the Supreme Court, notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persons naving claims against the above-named Estate be required to send in their claims to the under-named Executors on or before the 31st day of January. 1941. And notice is hereby given that after such date thd Exerutors propose to distribute the Estate of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto having reernrd to the claims of which the Executors then have notice and that in such event the Executors will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any person of whose claim they had no notice at the tittle of such distribution. Dated at Auckland this 17th day of December, 1943. —William Motion, Joseph Boyce Johnston, c.o. Stewart, Johnston, Hough and Campbell, Solicitors. 6 Wyndham Street, Auckland. n ITT OF AUCKLAND. REFUSE COLLECTIONS. DEC. 27, 1913, TO JAN. 7, 1944. Public Notice is hereby given that in districts where one Refuse Collection per wegk is made and such collection falls on Monday, Dec. 27 and Jan. 3, such Refuse will be collected on Tuesday, Dec. 28 and Jan 4 re-' spectively. In all districts which normally have two collections a week, only one collection per week will be made during the above period, and this will be on the usual Thursday or Friday of each week. JAMES MELLING. Town Clerk. MEDICAL SERVICE. THE AUCKLAND DIVISION OF THE B.M.A. ADVISES PATIENTS WHO HAVE NO REGULAR DOCTOR, And Who Require URGENT NIGHT ATTENTION, To Ring the AUCKLAND HOSPITAL. 82-830, Or the ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. 45-920. rnHE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC-POWER 1 BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE. The Auckland Electric-Power Board hereby gives public notice in pursuance of subsection 2 of Section 9 of the Auckland ElectricPower Board Amendment Act, 3937, that by resolution duly passed at a meeting of the Board held on the 20th day of December, 1943, the Board directed that the District Electors' Rolls of the City of Auckland,- and the Boroughs of Ellerslie. Mount Albert, Mount. Eden, Newmarket, Onehunga, One Tree Hill, Otahuhu, Manurewa and Papakura, and the Electors' Rolls of the Town Boards of Howick and Papatoetoe should forta part of the Auckland Electric-Power Board Electors' Roll. S. J. HARBUTT, Chairman. THE CENTRAL WAIKATO ELECTRIC--1 POWER BOARD. RE ELECTRICITY CUT-OFF. The Power will be Cut Off on Sunday. Dec. 26, 1943, from 12.30 p.m. to 4 p.m., in the following sections of the board's area to enable urgent repairs to be carried out:—-All the Board's srea on the east side of the \v aikato River excepting Starrtown. Northward from the corner of the Gt. South Rd. and Ravnors Rd., Huntly, will he affected. This includes Huntly Borough. Kimihia. Ohinewai, Rangariri, Churchill, Te Kauwhata, Whangamarino, Waerenga, Karamarua, Taniwha and Waiterirnu. .Huntly West and the district north of Hnntly on the west side of the Waikato River, excepting Churchill West, will not be affected. A UCKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARIES. i\. The Central Library, Wellesley Street will be CLOSKD on Christmas Day and Boxing Day (December 27). The Reference Department and Newspaper Room will be open, 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., on SUNDAY, December 26. The Branch Libraries will bo CLOSED from December 25 to 27, Inclusive. JAMES MELLING. Town Clerk. AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. Hours for Visiting Patients in the Auckland Hospital and Green Lane Hospital at Cnristmas and New Year. Public Notice is Given that the Auckland Hospital and Green Lane Hospital will be open for visitors from 2.30 to 3.30 p.m.— CHRISTMAS DAY, BOXING I>AY. NEW YEAR'S DAY. and JANUARY 2, 1944. t „ C. L. GRANGE. Secretary. TN THE ESTATE of HARRY HERBERT J- DRIVER, late of Aui-kland. retired bookseller, deceased. —All persons having claims against the Estate of the abovenamed are requested to forward same in duplicate, with full particulars, before Jan. 31. 1944, o NOEL 8. GAZE. 17 Security Bldgs., Queen St., Auckland, Solicitor for Executor. HHHE AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Head Office and Branchea of this l Bank will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 25th 27th and 28th December, 1943 (XMA& HOLIDAYS); also on the following bATURDA\ and MONDAY, the Ist and 3rd January, 1944 (NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS). F. E. SUTHERLAND, Manager. TN THE ESTATE of GEORGE CHARLES GARLICK, late of Papakura, Estate Agent, deceased. —All persons having claims against the Estate of the abovenamed are requested to forward same in duplicate, with full particulars, before Jan. 31, 1944, to NOEL S. GAZE. 17 Security Bldgs., Queen St.. Auckland, Solicitor for Executor. TN Wishing Our Many Customers a Happy A Xmn« and a Bright and Prosperous New Year, we wish to advise that our premises wilj bo closed from Xmas Day. Dec. 25, reopening January 10, 1944. O'LEARY BROS. AND DOWNS. LTD.. "Quality Seedsmen," 16-18 Cook St., Auckland. C.l. fIRIPPLED CHILDREN SOCIETY.—The Auckland Branch of the New Zealand Crippled Children Society (Inc.) has its office at Seddon Technical College, Wellesley St., Auckland. The Society's Supervisor, Sister C. Ford, will visit the homo of any cripple when requiied, or may bo interviewed at the College each Friday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.— G. PARK, Hon. Sec. and Treas. A RTHUR BE EE, PIANO TUNER, exA t, en( j s the Season's Greetings to his many clients and friends. Please note new business number, 60-490. T7IOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE J- FRIENDLY SOCIETY, xYo. 819.—The Office will be Closed from Dec. 24. 1943, and reopened' Jan. 10, 1944. H. B. HALSTEAD, gerrelary. p EO. E. READ AND SON, Opticians, U w i s h to advise that they will be closed from December 25; reopening on Wednesday, January 12, 1944. rpHE Premises of B. Johnson and Sons, X Ltd,, Engineers, Parnell. will bo closing Dec. 23, ieopenintf Jon. 10. QECOND N.Z.E.F. ASSOCIATION.— 0 Tho "Lily Elsie" wishes her numerous Clients the Compliments of the Season, and at the same time would be very grateful if her Clients and Friends would assist tho Second N.Z.E.F. Assn. to help their Bazaar at the "Lily Elsie" Premises from Dec. 24 to Jan. 17.'Please attach cards, "Lily Elsie" will acknowledge.' rn HE PAWNBROKERS OF AUCKLAND 1 wish to intimate to Clients and the Public in general that their Establishments will be CLOSED from XMAS DAY, December 25 1943. until TUESDAY, January 4, REOPENING on WEDNESDAY. January 5, 1941.