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Wanganui Chronicle, 22 July 1950, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES TRANSPORT ACT, 1949. THE Transport Charges Committee having considered the application of the Commissioner of Transport affecting, (a) All passenger service operators throughout the Dominion licensed to run route passenger services which reads:— “That existing Schedule rates be made minimum charges and that existing Schedule charges plus such amount as the Committee deems necessary to offset increases in wages and salaries as a result of the recent order issued by the Arbitration Court become the maximum legal charges.” has fixed maximum and minimum charges, thus authorising passenger operators to increase certain fares if they desire to do so. (b) All those goods service operators in the Dominion operating under approved cartage rates schedules which reads—- " That existing schedule rates be made minimum charges and that existing schedule charges plus such amount as the Committee deems necessary to offset increases in wages and salaries as a result of the recent order issued by the Arbitration Court become the maximum legal charges," has decided to make an interim order in following terms: — Cartage charges in force at date of this order shall be minimum charges and maximum charges shall be the aforesad minimum charges plus 21 per cent. This decision shall apply to both rural operators and town carriers. The full text of Committee's decision may lie inspected at offices of Transport Dept, throughout the Dominion. For purpose of appeal these decisions are dated July 21, 1950, and therefore any appeal must be forwarded to Commissioner of Transport, P.O. Box 107, Te Aro, Wellington, C2, within twenty-one days after that date. i.e. before August 13, 1950, on which date, if no appeal is lodged, these decisions become effective. NGAITAHU TRUST BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undermentioned persons have been duly nominated as candidates for recommendation for appointment as Member for the respective Districts of the Board as shown hereunder. AS THE REPRESENTATIVE OF NGAITAHU. Being the Representative on the Board of all Beneficiaries wheresoever domiciled. SINCLAIR, Douglas Pohio TJRIKATENE, Eruera Tihema

For the purpose of selecting a candidate to be recommended as Representative of Ngaitahu District a Postal Ballot will be taken. For voting purposes, Beneficiaries are deemed to be persons beneficially Interested in the Ngaitahu Trust Fund who have attained the age of 21 years on the 31st day of May, 1950. No special form of voting paper is required but Beneficiaries may exercise their votes by writing to the RETURNING OFFICER so as to reach him on or before the 31st day of July, 1S50: Stating: (a) The candidate for whom they wish to vote as a Representative of Ngaitahu. (b) The permanent address of the Beneficiary exercising the vote. (c) If possible the Beneficiary's number on the Ngaitahu Claim list, passed by The Native Land Court 1925, or any Succession Order passed by The Maori Land Court, or if number cr date of Court Order is not known, or if the claim is not in the voter’s own right, the name of the person through whom the beneficial right is claimed. All voting papers shall be signed by the Beneficiary voting, and shall be forwarded by the voter to the RETURNING OFFICER, SOUTHERN MAORI DISTRICT, SUPREME COURT, BOX 80, CHRISTCHURCH, so as to reach him not later than the 31st day of July, 1950. Postage will be paid on delivery. Dated at Kaiapoi this 16th day of June, 1950. E. A. N. TIRIKATENE, Secretary, Ngaitahu Trust_Board. WANGANUI FURNITURE CO. CARD Tables, special value 29/6 each. Wanganui Furniture Manufacturing Co., Wanganui East. FELT Base Lino, new stocks just arrived, 7/3 yard. Wanganui Furnishing Co. LINO Underfelt, heavy quality, 6ft. wide, only 1/9 Yard. MOHAIR Rugs in a variety of shades, from 37/6 each. KAPOK ~Quilts, exceptional value, single bed size from 37/6. Wanganui Furniture Co. SHEETS, double bed size, superior quality, 55/6 pair. Wanganui Furniture Co. IT’S WINE WEATHER. WHEN there's a nip in the Air, what could be better than a Portello Dry Sherry from Lawrences? PORTELLO "Dry" Sherry “at 9d Glass (with biscuits) is served at our Private Bar for Men or in the Lounge for Ladies. PORTELLO Reserve Port a rare and fine Port of medium sweetness and fine Bouquet —9- bottle. SPORTSMEN, of course, know the merits ot Dry Sherry for improving the stamina. IF you are planning a Wedding Reception, 21st Birthday or Social let us suppjy the Wines, etc. WE are prepared to refund on any unopened bottles returned. Lawrence’s Wine Bar is opposite Purser's. EDUCATIONAL

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