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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27383, 8 May 1950, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES “\y 0 L F” PORTABLE ELECTRIC TOOLS. The Hallmark of Leadership, Backed by an After-sales Service that is in every respect Second to None. ELECTRIC DRILLS —.Jin, Jin, gin. Hand or Bench Drill Type. ' BENCH ELECTRIC GRINDERS, Complete with Coarse and Fine Wheels. BRITISH AND BEST. See Our Display. GILLIES ELECTRICAL SHOWROOM.

ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. consumption” of electricity, The State Hydro-Electric Department has REDUCED THE ALLOCATION OF ELECTRICITY to the Waitaki Electric Power Board by 12J per cent. The following instructions, commencing from MAY 8, 1950, are accordingly given to all consumers under the Emergency Control Regulations. 1949, and by Order of this Board:— 1. LIGHTING: / All Advertising Signs and Underverandah Lighting are Totally Prohibited. SHOP WINDOW Lighting is prohibited when shops are closed and during daylight hours. Outside Lighting at residences is totally prohibited. All STREET LIGHTING will be CUT OFF at 12.30 a.m. 2. SPACE HEATING (RADIATORS): All Space Heating (Domestic and Commercial) is prohibited between the hours of 11 and 12 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m., and in addition All Space Heating (Domestic and Commercial) is totally prohibited where other means of heating is available. 3. INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONSUMERS: All industrial and commercial consumers are requested to reduce their consumption by 10 per cent, below that of last year. 4 ALL CONSUMERS: Power MAY BE CUT OFF the whole of the Board’s area from 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. EACH SUNDAY, commencing from SUNDAY. MAY 14, WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE, a. DOMESTIC WATER-HEATERS: All Domestic Water-heaters must be SWITCHED OFF from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. DAILY. ALL PREVIOUS NOTTCFS ARE HEREBY REVOKED. N. A. DAVIDSON, Engineer. Oamaru, May s>, 1950. FARMERS. INGLIS’ TONIC SHEEP DRENCH invaluable as a Tupping Tonic for ewes and rams You can use Inglis' Drench with every confidence. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF N Z„ LTD (Inc in England), rhames street. Oamaru FAREWELL PRESENTATION To The Hon. A. H. NORDMEYER. LABOUR PARTY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS PLEASE NOTE. DONATIONS may be left with:— Mr W. WOODS, North End Cake Shop. Mr J. FORBES. South Hill Butcher. Mr W. BERRY, Tobacconist, Thames street. Mr J. ARMSTRONG, of Maynard and Armstrong. Or forwarded to the Secretary, Mrs HART, Centennial Buildings. SUBSCRIPTION LIST CLOSES MAY 16. SNUG AND WARM. BEDFORD COATEE, Teal, 475. Long sieves, buttoned to neck " ROBINRAY ” SKIRT, Blue Check. 59s 6d. PALL MALL TWIN SET, Fawn, Fancy Knit; 6 buttons, turn-back cuff; 745. PETONE SLACKS, Brown Woollen. 425. Inseparables at R. W. ROBERTSON & CO.. “ Zealandia House." OAMARU. H h N t W HAY 'V i"~N 1 Still the Best Buy tn Cleaners New Reduced Prices Same reliable Machine THE FARMERS UADIE ALLISON SALON. O Wear street OIL PERMANENT WAVING Full Head. £1 ss: Three-quarter Head. 17s 6d Pot Appointments RING 800.51 FIVE Forks W.D.F.F. Bring and Buy Sale. Young Farmers’ Gymkhana. May 13. JKUEH vuui Wintei Lignite Now Npa ears Colliery Box 36 Phone 5G Neapara MEETINGS pAPAKAIO PLOUGHING MATCH. A MEETING will be held in the HALL On MONDAY, MAY 8, at 8 p.m. SITUATIONS VACANT M E N WANTED. Work for Married or Single Men. Good pay for even unskilled work. Apply " COUNTRY WORKER." P.O. Box 47, Kurow.