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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21148, 4 October 1930, Page 8

Dunedin City Council. NOTICE To Consumers of Electricity Between MIDNIGHT SATURDAY and 1 p.'m. SUNDAY the work in the Waipori Tunnel will be continued. CONSUMERS ARE REQUESTED TO LIMIT THEIR REQUIREMENTS as much as possible during the above period, and PARTICULARLY BETWEEN 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Circuits will only be cut out if the load goes beyond the capacity of the /„.;:iliary Stations,, and the co-operation of consumers is requested in order to avoid this necessity. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 3rd October, 193€.

BUSINESS MBN*S LUNCH. More Business and Professional men assemble for lunch daily at the Savoy than anywhere else for the reason that it provides all the advantages of a club, hotel, and restaurant combined, and must inevitably be recognised as the social centre of the city. Tables are reserved daily and weekly for groups of men who lunch together here for mutual interchange of ideas, and we will be pleased to extend this advantage to other parties no matter how small in number. The Tudor Luncheon has a special attraction, being varied and inexpensive; the charge is a la carte. The Warwick Room luncheon consists 6f three courses for Is 6d. Business Men are made to feel at home at the Savoy.—2/10/30. —Advt.

Before the Great Fire of London, in 1660, most of London was built of timber, most lasting materials being used only for the churches, the finer houses, and some of the City companies’ halls.