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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9430, 29 January 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ASHBURTON HIGH SCHOOL. .■TpHE SCHOOL provides— (a) A GENERAL SECONDARY SCHOOL COURSE, preparing pupils for the various Public and IJniversity Entrance Examinations. (b) A COMPLETE COURSE, in AGRICULTURAL and DAIRY SCIENCE, including WOOLCLASSING, combined with Laboratory Work, and Practice ofa the School Experimental Farm. (c) A COMPLETE COURSE m DOMESTIC SCIENCE. (d) A "COMMERCIAL COURSE. (c) A PRIMARY SCHOOL COURSE m the PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, preparing Pupils * for Standard VI; Proficiency Certificates and for Junior National Scholarships.^ (f) ALL FACILITIES for ATHLETICS and PHYSICAL TRAINING for BOYS and GIRLS. (g) BOARDING HOUSES— the RECTORY FOR BOYS, on the School Ground; THE HOSTEL - FOR GIRLS, Brick' Building, m Walnut Avenue, 5 minutes walk from the School. l ' .. Prospectus, with detailed information,' obtainable from the Headmaster or .the Secretary v of the Board.' THE FIRST TERM of 1921 begins on TUESDAY, February ?8, at 9 a.m. The Headmaster will be m attendance to Enrol Country Pupils on SATURDAY, February -5, from 9.30 to 12.30, 2 to 5, and Town Pupils MON-> DAY, February 7. Hf L. SELDON, I Secretary to the Board of Governors.

ROYAL AIR MAIL. CHRISTCHURCH-ASHBURTON-TIMARU. THE Canterbury (N.Z.) Aviation Co. will run a Daily Air Mail and Passenger Service (Sundays excluded), commencing on MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 31, on the following Timetable : — • ' OUTWARD. ■ Mail closes G.P.0., Christchurch .... ... 7.30 a.m. .Aeroplane leaves Sockburn 8.0 a.m. Arrives Ashburton ... 8.40 a.m. Leaves Ashburton ... 9.0 a.m. Arrives Timaru ... 9.40 a.m. I ■:■■ INWARD.:.; 1 ;; '. '■' "" Mail closes. Timaru ... 11.30 a.m. Aeroplane leaves Timaru... Noon. Arrives Ashburton ... 12.40 p.m. Leaves Ashburton ... 1.0 p.m. Arrives Sockburn. , ... 1.40 p.m v FARES. Single. Return. £s £ s ChristchiJrch -Ashburton' '2 10 "5 0 Ashburton-Timaru .^'2 10 5 0 XDhristchurch-Timaru „. 5 0 9 0 i •, •■''.■ . BOOS: S3SATS: AEiRODROME, 'Phone 2708, or C. W. HERVEY, 59, Cathedral Square. G. H. KEAT, Farmers' Co-op. Garage, H. H. FRASER. Timaru. SOtITH RAKA'IA ROAD. BOARD. I HEREBY GIVE ' NOTICE ' that JHENRY ARNOLD HARRISON, being the only 'Candidate Nominated is DULY ELjEOTED W'a MEMBER of the Spjith Rakaia-'ltbad Board. l - ■ i"

[ ' M j. W., 'WRIGHT, o : - Returning Offie'e'i'; Rafcaia, /January 27,. 1921. 1 469 ■.:.,. iJii'r. . — - NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN SHOW AND RACES. i■■ ■ ■ -'■•■•■ *____ ' '. ' HOLIDAY ExcurjsioX; "Tickets to Dunedin will be issu'ecl from Lyttelton, Kingston, Waihao Downs, and intermediate stations from 4th to 11th February, available for return . until 26th February. On Saturday, 12th February, a Special Passenger Train will ' leave Dunedin for Christchurch at 9.5 p.m. BY pRDER. MOUNT HUTT ROAD BOARD. AUL RATES OUTSTANDING after February 24, 1921, will be Charged 10 per cent., and sued for without further notice. H. H. PAWSON, Clerk and Collector, 1 290 Mount Hutt Road Board. THAT faded but otherwise perfectly good last season's "straw," can be made to look as good as new, by using a HAT DYE m your favourite shade. We have excellent Hat Dyes m all colours. Price, 1r 3d per bottle.- - John Oit and Co., Eaust Street, Ashburton.