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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10138, 28 November 1918, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES INFLUENZA. VIGILANCE COMMITTEES. REGENT APPEAL TO ALL PRBLIC-SPIEITED CITIZENS fJK> FIGHT INFLUENZA SUCCESSFULLY. THE FOLLOWING ARB UEGENTLY EEQUIRED AT DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS 1. Visitors capable of observing and reporting oases to District Headquarters. 2. Kindly Women prepared to undertake duty in the Homes of tbe Sick. (MOST URGENT.) 3. Volunteers for Night and Day Attendance in Homes, especially the poorer. (MOST URGENT.) : A. Volunteers for Nursing in the Public Temporary Institutions. (MOST URGENT.) 5. Motor Cars. 6. Volunteer Motor Drivers. 7. Volunteers who can undertake Cooking. 8. EXTRA ASSISTANCE OF ALL KINDS, especially in tbe thickly-peopled City Areas. APPLY TO YOUR OWN DISTRICT. ’PHONE NUMBERS AS FOLLOW:— HEADQUARTERS—Town Hall. Telephone 2364. Ambulance and Town Hall after 8 p.m., ’Phone 2281. 1. BROOKLYN—H. B. Holland, Esq., M.P. Headquarters, Brooilyn State School. Telephone 3158. 2. WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTORAL’ DISTRICT—P. Fraser, Eaq., M.P. St. John’s Schoolroom. Telephone 4127. Hospital, 4128. 3. WELLINGTON BAST—Wm, Foster, Eaq. Clyde quay School. Telephone (day and night) 494 A. 4. ROSENEATH—J. J. McGrath, BSq. Roseneath School. Telephone 998 A. 5. HATAITAI—H. H. Tolan, Bsq. Bowling Pavilion. Telephone 1788 flay; 477 night. 6. KILBIENIB—J. J. Clark. Esq. Kilbirnie School. Telephone 2623. 7. T.Yat.t. BAY—A. A. Qellatly, Esq. Lyall Bay School. Telephone 2984. Night. 2604. 8. MlßAMAß—Miramar District. T, O. Fox. Bsq. Council Chambers. Telephone 3783 (two rings). 9. SBATOUN—A. P. Smith, Esq. Maeo®i° Hall. Telephone 2474 night and day. 10. ISLAND BAT—C. C. Odlin, Esq., Island Bay Bowling Club Pavilion. Telephone 3660 (two rings) day, 4191 night. 11. NEWTOWN—H. A. Parkinson, Bsq.. Newtown School. Telephone 3231. 12. NORTHLAND—D. M. Poison, Esq. Northland Public School. Telephone 1307. 13. KARORI—A. McKenzie, Bsq. Karori School. Telephone 3701 (one short end one long). I*. KELBURN—T. Gray, Esq. Infante’ School, Kelburn. Telephone 2754. 15. WELLINGTON NORTH—Rey. Robertson Orr. St. Andrew’s Schoolroom. Telephone 4613. 16. WADESTOWN AND GOLDIE’S BRAE —S, G. Nathan, Esq. Anglican Churchroom. Telephone 786; House, 472. 17. NQAlO—Ngaio School. Telephone 45)3. 18. EHANDALLAH—Roden Plimmer, Egq. Telephone 3743 (three rings). 19. KAIWAREA —A. W. Palmer, Esq. Telephone 1976. 20. BBRHAMPORE—P. C. Watt, Esq., Masonic Hall. Adelaide road. Telephone 4063 (two rings). 70S J. P. LUKE, Mayor.

PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. . SUPPLIES-OF ORANGES AND LEMONS. DISTRICT Relief Committees and other bodies requiring oranges or lemons for sufferers'"from Influenza should telegraph their requirements to Major Ostler, District Headquarters, Wellington, who will arrange for distribution of available supplies. Telegraphic Address, "DIET. WELLINGTON.” Telephone 848 A. 749 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. NORTHLAND DISTRICT. -rcrORKEES of both Sexes are STILL TT REQUIRED to patrol district and make inquiries from house to house. There is no danger in work of this kind. See DR MAKGILL'S REMARKS on the subject of infection in THE PREiSS. An Inhalation Chamber is now ready at St. Anne’s Schoolroom, Northland. D. M. POLSON, 1660 Officer in Charge. INFLUENZA-PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. AN Inhalation Chamber b“.e h-en orovided for public use at the Town Hall, through which any person may pass , without fee .or charge. Arrangemerits liave also been mad© at the District Health Office, Aitkftn street, by which any persons, over twenty In number, can arrange to present themselves at one time for inhalation. Treatment, however, cannot be'given at the District Health Office unless arrangements are made by Telephone (No. 2139). so that the time can be booked for each batch of persons. CAHGEN HOTEL. AUCKLAND. BECOGNISED as one of the leading Hotels in Australasia. Speciality : Suites of Rooms, with private Bathroom, etc. Ballroom. Orchestra. Tariff: 10s 6d t.cf 15s per day. Special terms for lengthened periods. Pull particulars from Thos. Cook and Sons or Govt. Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: “Cargen,” Aucklaud. 98 E. F. BLACK. Proprietor. PIANOS Of ALLIED MANUFACTURE HAVE undoubtedly proved their exceptional worth, and in this great conflict of arms victory has gone to the countries which manufacture such worldfamous ~ pianos, as THE BRINSMBAD, THE CHALLEN, THE BORD, and THE ROGERS. These names represent pianos which are known throughout the world, and are recognised as incomparable for their construction,• durability, touch, and tone. THESE FAMOUS PIANOS have stood the test of time and wear, and maintain their distinguished reputation for superb quality of tone. We dtp Agents for, those beautiful and charming instrument?, and we should bo delighted to have, the opportunity of demonstrating to you,' 'in our parlours, their great splendour. Wo sell these instruments for Cash, or, if necessary, ciin offer .particularly liberal terms. ' „ ’ CITAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. ( TMTILLIGAN’S Kclbnrn Avenue, j LT-IL ai’e showing a great varict, of j Fashionable Brown Suitings.