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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26199, 9 July 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. VEHICLE HEADLIGHTS. As from SATURDAY: JULY 13. REGULAR CHECKS will be made by the Transport Department on (a) The adjustment of headlamps. (b) The provision of dipping device. (c) The practice of dipping. In view of the frequency of motor accidents at night and the numerous complaints received concerning dazzling Lights, Traffic Inspectors of the Transport Department have been instructed to issue traffic offence notices, with a view to prosecution of offending drivers, in all cases of infringement of Regulation 7 of the Traffic Regulations, 1936, as amended in 1939 by Amendment No. 1 of these Regulations. Briefly the requirements are:— (1) Under no conditions of loading or operation may the headlights tilt upwards above the horizontal (when the vehicle is on a horizontal surface) not towards the off side (i.e., right hand side of the vehicle). (2) Lights must be capable of being dipped in terms of the Regulations. (3) The driver must dip his lights when the full beam would be likely to dazzle another driver or a rider of any vehicle (including a cyclist). G. L. LAURENSON, Commissioner of Transport THE NETHERLANDS INDIES WELFARE ORGANISATION FOR EVACUEES (N.1.W.0.E.). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the DUNEDIN BRANCH of the above-men-tioned Organisation, operating in the Provinces of Otago and Southland, will CEASE TO OPERATE as from FRIDAY, JTTLY 12, 1946. Any claims to debts, etc., should be forwarded to the Undersigned by not later thah July 12, from which date the Organisation's activities in the South Island will be administered from N.1.W.0.E.’s Christchurch Office, situated 33 Lichfield street, Christchurch. W. J. HESLOP, Head Office Representative. P.O. Box 741, Dunedin. M ATAURA BOXING CLUB RAFFLE. £2O Alluvial Gold. Drawn by Senior Sergeant C. D. King. Winner: No. 9941, A. McDonald, Green Hills, Bluff. Prize £l2 10s value. Second: No. 7723, Llew Jones, N.Z. Shipping Co., Dunedin. Prize £5 value. Third: No. 1522, M. W. McGowan, Main street, Mataura. Prize £2 10s value. We thank all who assisted us so generously. With extra thanks to all those who sent us the many messages of encouragement and good wishes for the future success of our club. L. J. BRAZIER, Hon. Secretary.

E E P COSY By BUYING WARM WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR From KERR & CO., WAIKOUAITI.

COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES PENINSULA COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OP SpiciAL ORDER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting of the Peninsula County Council, held in the Coronation Hall, Portobello, on the 20th day of June, 1946, the following RESOLUTION was passed:— “ That the Peninsula County Council, in exercise of the powers \jested in it in that behalf by Section 122 of “ The Counties Act, 1920," and of every, if any other, power in that behalf, decides to make and levy an Annually Recurring SEPARATE RATE of ONE HALF PENNY in the £ to defray the cost of installing and maintaining Street Lights in Broad Bay Township, such separate rate to be made and levied over that portion of the County defined in the Schedule hereto." SCHEDULE. "All those parcels of land in the Township of Ross Point, Margate. Margate Extn No 1. Dunoon, Broad Bay. Broad Bay Extn. No. 1 and 2, Oban, Merivaie, Part Section 16, Blk. VII, Portobello District. Lot 2. D.P 3924, Part Sections 24, 25. 26 Blk. VII, Portobello S. District, D.P. 198, more particularly delineated on the plan annexed hereto and therein edged orange at the boundaries." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the said Resolution will be submitted for confirmation at the ORDINARY MEETING of the Council to be held in the Coronation Hall, Portobello, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of JULY, 1946 . A copy of the proposed Special Order and the Plan referred to in the above Schedule are deposited at the Office of the Council, Coronation Hall, Portobello, where the same will remain open to the inspection of the public during office hours until the said confirming meeting. Dated this 24tli day of June, 1946. J. A. WINEFIELD. County Clerk MATRIMONIAL PENFRIENDS Club—Happiness for lonely people.—Sylvia Gerard. 15 Queen street Auckland GENTLEMAN, 39, lonely, good position, returned soldier, would like met nice lady, 35-35 years view matrimony.—l74l, Times YOUNG Man, 23, sporting and musical, excellent position, own car, like meet tall R.C. Girl; view matrimony; please state particulars.—Address 1784. Times. PERSON At 8~ OCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHlLDßEN—Secretary attends at Office. Security Buildings Stuarl street 2 to 4 pm (except Satur days) to interview women requiring advice In domestic difficulties: telephone 10-465 HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION WANTED, Crib, 3 or 4 rooms, 3 weeks Xmas; any handy seaside resort.—l 744, Times. HOLIDAY at " Hotel Cromwell h. and c.; centrally heated lounges dining room V PERMANENT WAVING _ ALDOR TOILET SALON. Permanent Waving Specialists Opposite State Theatre. Phone 18-852 Noted right through the beauty Industry for tlie most reliable perms in town. QROWNING GLOR Y ” The Wave of Distinction JOHNS OF LONDON. PRINCES STREET Phone 12-136 J.JAVE if DONE AT HOME MISS BROOKES, 23 Queen’s Drive, Musselburgh (Phone 23-606), will be pleased to call and do your PERM AND RESETTING in your home. ART Beautv SaTotf 294 George street (opp Self Help), non-electric Perm, full head, 15s; i 12s. Phone 18-040. SITUATIONS WANTED TWO Women would like early-morning Cleaning; between 9 p.m.-7 a.m.—1775, Times. YOUNG experienced gentleman’s Hairdresser desires relieving Job; start immediately.—l77o. Times. MECHANIC, A Grade, turner, fitter, acetone welder, good references, wants change locality.—l77l, Times.