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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9540, 4 March 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. —. , ; ; - I ENROL TO-DAY. ENROL TO-DAY. ENROL TO-DAY. ENROL TO-DAY. ROLL CLOSES ON MARCH 6. ROLL CLOSES ON MARCH €. It does not follow that.because your name was on the last Roll that it is still on. Hundreds have been taken off. See if yours is on or you will lose your vote on APRIL 10. Regulations for the Soldiers' Vote ate to be seen at the Efficiency League Committee Rooms, Havelock Street. If you have changed your address since 1914 NOTIFY THE REGISTRAR OF ELECTORS AT ONCE. Call at the Ashburton Efficiency League's Room sand see if y«u..?JPe 'Oft^ _ the Ashburton or Selwyn Rolls. ENROL, AND THEN ON APRIL 10— ■%p ■ . '■•....■■■ STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE.

public t> ENROL TO-DAY. ENROL TO-DAY. ROLL CLOSES ON MAI F It does not follow that. because yo it is still on. Hundreds have been ta will lose your vote on APRIL 10. Regulations for the Soldiers' Vote League Committee Rooms, Havelock i If you have changed your address TRAR OF ELECTORS AT ONCE. Call at the Ashburton Efficiency 1 the Ashburton or Selwyn Rolls. ENROL, AND THEN ON AiPRE ■'&' ■ . STRIKE OUT TH MEETIN6B AND EVENTS. RETURNED" SOLDIERS' CLUB. A SALE of W rork and Produce will be held . at the Ashburton Croquet Club's Pavilion on March 13, at 3 p.m. Proceeds in Aid of Returned Soldiers' Club. All invited to come and help the boys who helped us. j Afternoon Tea. Vegetables, Fruit, Preserves, Honey, Cxl*_l_L-t-L Otc 3 77. ' ___ BORTHWICK, Hon. Sec. PO-NIGHT--ST.' STEPHEN'S SCHOOLROOM—B p.m. OWING to many not gaining admittance to' Mrs Wright's Concert last night, it has been decided to repeat the Programme To-night. Admission Is. Children, half-price. Tickets available. 3 90 RED CROSS. THE "Usual*. Monthly Meeting of the .. Red Cross will ;be 'held . on SATURDAY,-March 8, at 2.30 p.m. NOTICE. A WELCOME-HOME SOCIAL to . Eleven Returned'-'Soldiers will be held in HINDS HALL, on FRIDAY '^EVENING, March 7, at 8 p.m. Admission as usual. 2 80 BUSINESS NOTICES. INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Funds exceed £40,000,000. Meet Liberal Conditions. Most Stringent Reserves. Most Economical Management. WAR LOAN POLICIES. NEW ZEALAND WAR LOAN. The Society is still issuing WAR LOAN POLICIES, subject to the approval of the Government. Full particulars of same can be obtained from — J AS. PIPE, Bos 272, Christchurch. _ __ CYCLE REPAIRS. OWING to the; shortage a-nd advanced prices ,of New Cycles, it will pay you to have your Old -Cycle thoroughly overhauled, re-enamelled, and nickel-plated. Why not let us do it for you ? We can make your old mount equal to new for a comparative low cost. For Cycles, Accessories, and Repairs our prices cannot be equalled. W. QSMAN AND CO., 121 Burnett Street, 'Phone 106. (CLINCHER CYCLE TYRES have J the makers' guarantee of six, nine, twelve, and fifteen months behind -hern. Sold by a!i Cyole Dealers GARDEN Enthusiasts J Compare th< North British Rubber Co.'i Garden Hose with any ofcher bran Sold by *ll hardware (leasers'.

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMARU~~RACES. ON 6th MARCH a Train, stopping , to pick up Passengers for Timaru Racecourse at Rakaia, Chertsey, Ashburton, Hinds and Rangitata, w.ill leave Christcliurch at 8.5 a.m., Ashburton 10.5, and arrive at Timaru Racecourse 11.29 a.m., returning from Timaru at 6.45 p.m., arriving Ashburton 8.34, and Christchurch 10i25 p.m. Free Passes and Season and Com r | mutation Tickets will not be available by the special train Christchurch to ' Timaru and back. 1 Special Train for Horses will I'leave Cliristchurch for Washdyke at 5.45 a.m., returning from Washdyke at 7.15 p.m. I FARES.—To Timaru Racecourse by 8.5 a.m. Special Train from Cliristchurch on March 6, available for return from Timaru up to March 8; also, available Racecourse to Timaru by the Special Trains between Timaru and Racecourse, at the following faros, which include Is for Course admission:—From Rakaia 21s 7d and 14s 9d ; Chertsev, 20s 2d and % 9d;. A.^dnirton, 16s lid and lis Bd> Hh.d£,-'l&> 4d and 9s 4d; Rangitata, 10s .'ld and -7s 2d. Only tickets at these Fares are available by the 8.5 a:m. Special Train . from Christchurch. I For fuller particulars see bills. ; BY ORDER. ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHO W. ANNUAL SHOW. ENTRIES CLOSE TO-NIGHT. ENTRIES CLOSE TO-NIGHT. ENTRIES CLOSE TO-NIGHT. J. B. CHRISTIAN, I 3 78 Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. '■ i JACK'S NOTABLE ! REFERENCE BOOKS. NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA, 1600 pages. A mine of information —9s 6d. REFERENCE BOOK—A Guide to Medicine, law, education, and commerce—6s 6d. '__• HISTORY OF , THE BRITISH NATION—IOOO pages. 400 illustrations and maps—6s 6d. THE PARENTS' BOOK—Answers to ' thousands of questions—6s 6d. ENGINEERING—A splendid reference book, by Gordon D. Knox—6s 6d. GEOLOGY—A fascinatingly j written book, sound in scientific knowledge— 6s 6d. OTHER WORKS OF WORTHDAIRYING IN AUSTRALASIA— For farm and factory, by M. A. O'Calr laghan—2os. ELECTRICITY and its everyday uses —5s 6d. INDOOR and OUTDOOR MECHANICS—Ss od. MOORE'S UNIVERSAL ASSISTANT. Contains a million industrial facte and recipe's—los 6d. ./. RADFORD'S MANUAL TRAINING— Home furniture-making, -etc.r—2 vols, at 5s 6d each. -r EVERY MAN HIS OWN MECHANIC A Guide to constructional and decorative work"-^)-. ''.',"■.; THE U.P. TRAIL-^by ZaLrie/Grey—ss. OH ! MONEY-MONEY—By Eleanor Porter—ss. ::'' •.[ './__ LITTLE BEAUTY GOJ^D«'NIB FOUNTAIN PENS-j-38 6d. GOOD FICTION at 2s 3d, 4s 6d, and 5s psr-Vpl: r LOOK IN THE WINDOW. A, W. HOfkiKS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. EAST STREET. iPhone .120.