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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 33, 8 February 1941, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES ' WANGANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. JjWENING Classes in all Accountancy subjects will commence on Monday, February 17. Free places available. Enrolments will be taken each evening next week at the College Office. All other classes will commence on Monday, February 24, and enrolments for these will be taken from February 17. WOODVILLE RACES. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 22nd and 24th FEBRUARY IVOMINATIONS close at 8 p.m. on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. For full programme see Official Calendar or apply to— W. A. LYON, Secretary. WANGANUI CITY COUNCIL PENALTY ON RATES. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925,” an additional charge of ten per centum will be added to all rates for the year ending March 31, 1941, unpaid on the expiration of Thursday, February 13, 1941. C. R. WHITE, Town Clerk. MAYOR'S COMFORT FUND. PARCELS FOR OVERSEAS TROOPS jyjARTON'S quota of 220 parcels is urgently required for Overseas Troops. The contents of each parcel are to be as follows:—Two handkerchiefs, one packet safety razor blades, one tin milk, or coffee and milk, or honey; one tin sweets, one tin foot powder, one boracic powder, one cake of soap, in tin; one writing pad and envelopes, one cake, or small cakes, in tin. The cakes are being arranged for by the Ladies' Committee, and contributions are earnestly solicited. In order to obtain uniformity, the other items will be purchased in bulk at an estimated cost of £l2O.

Help our fighting boys overseas with a generous donation, and please forward same to— C. C. MCDONALD, Secretary, Marton. WANGANUI CITY COUNCIL. WATERING GARDENS. OTIFICATION is hereby given that the decision of the Council in terms of a Resolution in that behalf, respecting the restriction in the use of the City water supply for the watering of gardens, etc., to a period of one half-hour daily, has not been relaxed, and the said restrictions, as specified by Public Notice given last month, will continue until further notice. The hosing times are re-stated as follows: In that portion of the City situated on the south-western side of the Great North Road, Victoria Avenue and Portal Street (including Gonville, Castlecliff and Durie Hill), between 6.30 and 7 p.m.’ In that portion of the City situated on the north-eastern side of the Great North Road, Victoria Avenue and Portal Street (including Aramoho, Wanganui East and Durie Vale), between 7 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. C. R. WHITE. Town Clerk. MUSICAL. JHE following is a list of qualified teachers registered under Act of Parliament: Members ot the Registration Board: S. K. Phillips, Mus. Doe., F.R.A.M., A.R.C.O. Auckland (Chairman). Gordon Short. Wellington. H. Temple White, Wellington. L. C. Barnes, Christchurch. Irvin Moore, A.R.A.M., L.R.A.M., Gisborne. C. A. Martin, Mus. Bac., L.R.A.M.. Invercargill. Max Scherek, Dunedin. D. McCaskill, 8.A., Wellington (Government Nominee).

Applications for Registration should be made to the Registrar— E. C. Cachemaille, F.I.S. (N.Z.), 59 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington, C 3. ABERNETHY, Mrs. Dorothy F„ Gonville Avenue. BARBARA, Sister M., Waverley. BELL, Mrs. Raynor, Girls’ College. BURNET, Miss Louisa, Nelson Street. CHRISTIE, Miss Jean N., Fordell. CRAIG,' Mr. Lancelot, Carlton Terrace. HUGHES, Miss Doris E„ ( ). HUGHES-JOHNSON, Miss Dorothy, Box 315. HYACINTH. Sister Mary, Sacred Heart Convent. IMELDA, Sister Mary, Sacred Heart Convent. JOHNSTON, Miss V. Rata, Castleciiff. MICHAEL, Sister M., Sacred Heart Convent. McBETH, Mr. Gordon, Box 33. NAUMANN, Mr. Christian G. O. t Gonville Avenue. ROBERTSON, Miss Eileen F., Wicksteed Street. ROSALIE, Sister. Mary, St. Mary’s Convent. ROWE, Miss Dorothy M. G., Bell Street. SMITH, Miss Edith F., Westmere. SYMES, Madame Ivo, Jerusalem. TARRANT, Mrs. Olive A., Burton Avenue. THOMPSON. Mr. Joseph C., Wicksteed Street. TRUSSELL, Mr. Herbert J, Kawakawa Street. TRUSSELL, Mrs. I, L., Kawakawa Street