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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

North Australia .

Telephone Directo ry.~ (SeJJtion 2) .

. -- .. November~ 1931.

The attention of SubsCl'ibers iii invited to the Notices appearing on page 4.

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, .. No responsibility shall be undertaken, nor t'

shall any claim for compensation arise, or be , entertained, on account of any error in or I

omission from the Telephone List.

N .T. Times. Prl.lt. '

Alphabetical List of Suhscribers. •

DARWlN . Continuo.us Service.

3-Aboriginals. Superintendent of 77-Adams & Foster. Newsag,ents 17-At1ministrator (Res.)

35-Mmjn!JJtrator's Offi·ce 5()...-;Alh Fatt, Jimmie

1l0-An.s.op" G. W. D'sr:cnser (Res.) 76-Arnold. J.

I36-Asari. K.

l~Barratt, N. W. (res.) Smith St. 73-Barratt, Nonman, Smith St., 54-B.A.T. Mess. Cable Station 68-Bell. Mrs James (priv. res.) 28-Bland, M'I:'~ G. G .. & Parker, Mi,ss I

I44-Blceser. France·sea 128-Botanic Gardens 84":-Brogan. J ..

I53-Brooker. R. P. :U-Brown. E. V. V.

129-Brown, E. V. V. (Mf's.) 101-BuiScall. Jack (Curio Cl.t tagt::)

115:-Campbe.ll. Mrs Norma,. 13-Car.ey & Co. Bak.~rs

65-Cashman. Ml'S C. J. (Reb.) 63-Calholic Presbytery £O- Cheong. C. P..

138- Chin Quan Ill- Church of Englr>.nd Rectory 48-Clark. C. M. Contracto! 32-Clark. V. J. 71-Clerk of Courts 51-C'.iJfo.I'Q, J. R. G5-Club Hotel 39-Commercial Bank

22-Commonweallh Audit Off:ce 64-Conacher C.W.D. (res) 7{}-Cook, Doctor C. E. (rCG.)

6- Customs 8-Customs (Jetty)

:l5-Crown Law Ofocer.

H)7- Darwin Club. Purap

81- Darwin Woodworking Co. 27- Don Pict.ure Co. (G , Wedd)

33- l)uiClJO, F. H. Gribble. Dentis t

I06-Drysdale •. A. S. !J4-Eastern Cafe 61- E(lwar ds, Hanry. W.ood St. llrl-Edward~, R. M .

52-English Scottitsh & Lustru.lian Balik

34-Fang Chong Loong 6G-Farrar.. H. W. 96-Fong Yuen Kee

I20-Foster. H.. J. Solicitor. 69- Fos tcr. H. J .. (res)

I02-FothergilJ., Dr. W. L.

ISO-Gaol

97-Gee Fong Ming

113'-{~ j1,e.::>, L. H. A. Govcrn.:ne,nt £e:.-

Il'eta.ry (Res..) 149--Covt. Garage 10o-Golf C~llb.

157- Cordon, W. D. 5G & 5- Govt. Offic(lS-two llnes-(\';hcn

connected ask for): Accountp.nt Ch;ef Med.:.cal Officer D;,!, pen ~' !lry

C;OvcrrYl"ent Sc.:: retary

Health Office Pay Office Recol'.ds

148- Gregory & Co. Fe'~r1ers

] E2- IIarris. John S. Sol iciior 13D- Harris. John S. (Res.)

'14G-Hay~es. J" n - Henc' c·rson. W. J.

19-Ho'mc5. F. E. office Em'th St. 2- Hospital

114- Ice and Co~d Stor:-ge Ccy.

l08-.!o~ly. A. E. & Co. stor(: 83- Jo.lIy. A. E. & Co. Wharf Ofri,e

I8- JolJy & Co. l04-Jolly & Co. (Benz:ne St(,re)

154- 1· .ep~,rt, V. R. 74- Keriakos Vag-an is (fisherman)

51- 1{;ing. F. J. 9- Knowles. Ted.

140- L F.!In pe, V. L. (ro3.)

4C- Lan.:'G & Surveys Dept.

53- L auder. W. H. M) iL'y Po:nt 1~6-Lse, Artr.,ur. Cnr prop.

-I3-Lee. Jacky .. Car prop. 7~ Lee.. James.

lli8- Lew Fatt, (weod rr.er('h nn! )

150-Leydin (Res. Town Cle' k) 43- Low Wah

72-M~{',rid£s. George N.

82-Mallnm. Mr Justice (residence) 17-Man Fong Lau 81-Mand'ios. E. (Res)

141-Mason:c Lodge

85- M ·Gu' re. AlJnn. C\lstom~ Agent 95-McMillan. Mrs 1. M~Kay St.

lSI-l\!'edical Offi ~ ers Consult ing Ro c- m 42-Methodist rarsonrge 4f'-Mi r.l.'S, Di r:ec to.r of 91-1JllJ',I.:grn, F. C. O.I.C. Radio Stnj.

(Res.)

37- Nakashiba. J. I.. (Res.) 122-Nichol!; J. W.

26- Nth .i\.'Jst. Develc-p'l1cnt Co. 64- N. A. Me~t Co . 92-Northern Pg.cnry. PHal' 29- Norlr.ern .Agency W . H. i}rrnt.

S"C. (Re .) IlG- Nuttnn. W.

125-0·B~ien. J. 1~4-0 t o 01u:wa

78--Picr£scne T.n. Gen€l'a', CUr'r,ier 8"-Pigrott G . J.

4- Po,lice C{'n~tnble Par?p 142- P()'.p~ , Sl'!r-i. of (Res . )

4!l-PoJire Station. Darwin.

Postal Depu'mcnt­f8- N'ech?n'c 30~Postmast er

55-Post Office 99-Telegraph Office 46-Pott. W. A. (Res.) 127-Pre~.ley. V. C· M. store 62-Puh1ic Sr'hool

lQ-Public Works Dept.

I-Railway Audit Offu:e 41M- Railway Goods Shee! 44- Railway Loco Sheds

44- RaHway Loco Foreman's Res. 137- Railway Mgr. (Rcs.)

58-Railway Provision Slore

184-RaUway Sorting Shed 41J-Railway Station

135- Railway Station Master's res. 21- RaHway Storekeerer's Office

I09-Raiilway Supt's om ... e 8!)- Re t urned So~od ' er's C~.ub. Smi~h St. 75- Rounc. F. w. ..

151- Savage. A . H. L. ll-Shepr~;d, F. P. 42- Shelton, Rev. H. B.

119- Standard. The Northern Newsp:1per In-St~ wal't W. M. 40-Sto.: Jr & Bran<!s

CO- Strand Cafe 147- Sun Ring Kee

87- Tambling. E. A. 20- Trompson. Fred. ~Itent

26- Times. Northern T~nitGry news-paper.

112- Tindill. G. W. l O:3--Tivenda 1e L. Re a-lth & Stor k Jnsp'r 67- Town Council Offic'!. Smith St.

45- Vktoria Hotel

2·3- Wate"'S. Mrs A. (f<e~. ·.

142- West. Wm. Works ~upel'visor (Res) Hi- Wing Cheong Sing 38-Wi ng Sang Tong 14- Wing Wah Loong 16- Wire.less. Ama'g'am \ted of A / sh

59- Witte & Co. Caven'1r.h St. gar a!?;e 118- W organ . T. J. (R,·s.)

1 ~ 3-Yam Yan. C. strkp :. Cavena!!b St. lOS- Yean Ying B'lkery 24-Yet Loong store

145-Yo,ung. J.W. Mitchel! St .. garage 8U--Yuen See Kee. Cave11f.~· 1. St. store

• KATHERif"£.

9 a .m to 6 p.m. Sat. 9 n. m " 0 12.30 p.rn 2- Northern Ag·ency. Munbulloo St:-Itiol) I - Police Station.

• PINE CREEI<

9 a.m to 6 p.m. Sat. !,) a .m to 12.HO p.ol

IX- Pine Creek Hotel

IJ- Police Station

2- SC'hunke. H. E. 4- Steven" . George (Butch~l)

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Notice to Subscribers. Ceneral Rules.

Make f;llrC of the correr.t number before calling. Speak clearly and directly into the transmitter. An~wer promptly when called and ~nnOllnce your n:)me or

number. When conversation is finished replace the receiver, and if

a ringing handle is provided lUrn it sevelaltimes. Do not replace the receiver when it is necessary to leave

the teleph,)ne before the conversation is tiOlshed or you may he Jisconne( ted.

If you arc disconnected after being c:)l\ed, hang up the receiver so that the caller may ring again.

If you wish to complain, ask for " Complaints" at the time the trouble occurs and rt:port the details cf tht difficulty.

Insurance of Instruments. Subscribers are responsible for the value of any telephone

instrument or apparatus including the portion of the telephone line on their premises lented frolll the Department, which may be destroyed or damaged uy fire or other cause. It is advisable, therefore, to cover the \'alu~ of such instrument apparatus and line by insurance.

Cancellation of Telephone Services. A subscriber whu desires to discontinue his service is

required to give at least one month's notice in writing. A subscriber who changes his adJress and fails to notify

the Department withi n I week after leaving his former premises is liable to a penalty of £10.

No one who enters into occupancy of premi~es where a telephone service isinstalled isentitlc:d to use the ser­vict! ~n'ess he obtains approval from the Department. Otherwise he is liable for all amounts owing for the l'ervice at the lime he took lip the CCcup;Jncy. The Postmaster-General reserves the right to refuse to proviJe any new service or transfer allY existing service.

A subscriber is not permitted to sell or offt'r for sale his tel~pt,one service. Non-Observance of this renders the subscriber liable to a penalty of £10.

Complaints and Correspondence. Do not make corr.plaints to the telephonist. Cumplaints concerning the working of the telephone or the

quality of the service should be made to the Post­master.

Correspondence and inquiries regarding the teh>phone servlI.e should be utiLlressed to the Postmaster.