Thread: How do you say...

Hello, could anyone translate these for me please....
How to say:
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
UNDER AUTHORITY (OF NYPD FOR EXAMPLE)
PROPERTY OF
CLICK HERE
FIRST SHIPMENT COMING SOON
IF YOU NEED HELP, PLEASE CONTACT

Also I need everything in capitals...

in Russian.
Thanks!!

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY = ТОЛЬКО ДЛЯ СЛУЖЕБНОГО ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ
UNDER AUTHORITY (OF NYPD FOR EXAMPLE) = ВЛАСТЬЮ, ДАННОЙ (МНЕ) (?)
PROPERTY OF = СОБСТВЕННОСТЬ ...
CLICK HERE = НАЖМИТЕ ЗДЕСЬ
FIRST SHIPMENT COMING SOON = ПЕРВАЯ ПОСТАВКА СКОРО БУДЕТ (?)
IF YOU NEED HELP, PLEASE CONTACT = ЕСЛИ ВАМ НУЖНА ПОМОЩЬ, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА СВЯЖИТЕСЬ (?)

Without context there can be errors in phrases marked by (?)

Thanks!...here's the context:
Under authority is to say under the control of someone or some organization
first shipment coming soon = first shipment (of rice for example) is coming soon
if you need help etc = if you need help please contact this email

Hope this helps

Well, writing about context I meant real situations as movie scenes.
If you translate speech of NYPD officer - it's totally ok. But in russia we do not use this phrase except court decision or marriage ceremony. Depending on context it can be strange.
Many pattern phrases in different languages didn't suite for the same situations, they just sounds strange. If you do not need 100% accuracy, it's not problem.

Originally Posted by HDOGG

Thanks!...here's the context:
Under authority is to say under the control of someone or some organization
first shipment coming soon = first shipment (of rice for example) is coming soon
if you need help etc = if you need help please contact this email

Hope this helps

Under authority is to say under the control of someone or some organization = ПО РАСПОРЯЖЕНИЮ / ПОД РУКОВОДСТВОМ (КОГО-ЛИБО) made under the authority of -

first shipment coming soon = ПЕРВАЯ ПОСТАВКА - СКОРО

if you need help etc = НУЖНА ПОМОЩЬ? (ТРЕБУЕТСЯ ПОМОЩЬ?)

P.S. The first one really depends on the context though (can also be "в соответствии с законом" - if concerning some law / legal act)

thanks guys...your help is greatly appreciated