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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 9263, 8 April 1918, Page 1

t PUBLIC NOTICES. METHVEN AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ...SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW... „ THURSDAY, APRIL 11th. THURSDAY, APRIL 11th. RECORD ENTRIES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED, TOTALLING 1569. ' .(■■. l . : TRY A PLEASANT DAY'S OUTING IN ONE OF CANTERBURY'S ' BEST DISTRICTS. / ' ■ ■' ■ ■ The Railway Department Have Made Special Arrangements for the Show, the Morning Train arriving at 10.55 a.m. and Departing at 4.18 p.m. ■-„ . ; . J. F. STONE, Secretary.

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PUBLIC NOTICES. METHVEN: PUBLIC DOMAIN. THE Methven A. and P. Associa-, tion having applied for a Close Day for the above Domain on April 11,' 1918, for the purpose of holding their Annual Show, it is hereby granted under Section 29 of the "Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1905." The Charges for Admission to be:— Adults, Is each; Children, 6d each. Motor Cars and Other Vehicles, 2s 6d each. By Order. HY. MAGINNESS, Chairman. H. H. PAWSON, Clerk, Methven Domain Board. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PURSUANT to the Terms of "The Banking Act, 1018," THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1018, being METHVEN 1 A. AND P. SHOW DAY, is hereby appointed v SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY at the Bank of New Zealand, Methvon. WILLIAM CALLEXDTUB;, 4 83 General Manager. V.M.C.A. * ALL Collecting Lists and all Subscriptions promised are requested to be handed in to the Secretaries on or before MONDAY NEXT, the loth inst. D. P. ; GARRICK, J. G. KILLOH,' 4 V2~i Joint Secretaries. MEETINGS AND EVENTS. A MEETING of the Committee of . -the Methven Collie Club will be held in the Alford Forest Hotel on TUESDAY, April 9, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS^-To arrange matters for (the forthcoming Trial, and to appoint I a New Secretary. J. F. POFF. 4 8u " ■ Hon. Sec. A SEND-OFF to Messrs W. x\ Thompson and H. Black, and a WELCOME-HOME to Messrs 6. Waymouth, G. -Eyles, M. O'Connor, and J. Bird will beheld in HINDS HALL on TUESDAY, APRIL 9 ; at 8 p.m. Admission as usual. TENDERS. TENDERS. TENDERS are invited for the Leasing of the Methven Domain for the taking of One Crop Oats only.. Approximate Area, 15 Acres. Tenders close with the Secretary on April 19, at'the Office of the Mount Hutt Road Board. Specifications of Contract may be inspected at the Office of the Board on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, rwhen the highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. j H. H. PAWSON/ 4 120 Clerk, Methven Domain Board, TENDERS. 146 ACRES, WAKANUI. npENDKRS arc invited by the Tvus- [ X tecs of Samuel Thomas, deceased, for the Lease of 146 Acres at jWakaimi, recently occupied by Mr L. I Maguinness. ! Tenders close at Ferriman and Co.'s , Office at noon on the 19th instant. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., and FERIUMAN AND. CO., ■4 127 Joint Agents. FHONIA —An Ideal Tonic for anaemic women and girls, makes good red blood. 2s a bottle.—Bonnington's Pharmacy. "rVTURSERY Toilet Lotion kills fen* | ±% nits and keeps the Children** tieads clean and sweet; 1* a bofcik*.--Boirainatoja'fl Ph»j*maoy. /~*IASTOR OIL for lubricating pur- \_.-; poses—a pure product of high- [ est grade; put up in cans. — tAt Job4i J)rr and Co.'a East Street | Store. \~" i