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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9497, 22 April 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. RECENT ASHBURTON GALA. SMOKE CONCERT ON TUESDAY. ASMOKE CONCERT (preceded by a very short business session), for Workers and Officials m connection with the recent Gala will be held m the MASONIC HALL on TUESDAY EVENING, April 26, at 8 p.m. A Nominal Charge . for Admission will be made. 4 547 ASHBURTON MAYORALTY. I WISH to tender my sincere thanks to the Burgesses of Ashburton for the honour they have conferred on me by returning me unopposed for the third successive term. It will always be my endeavour to justify the confidence reposed m me. R. GALBRAITH, 4 537 Mayor. BARING SQUARE METHODIST j CHURCH. A PPLICATIONS are invited for XX the Position of Organist to the above Church. j All particulars to be obtained from Mr W. H. Higgins, East Street, with , whom applications, stating qualifications, may be left, not later than , TUESDAY, 26th. JOHN WATSON, 4 476 Secretary to The Trust. WELLMAN'S ORCHESTRA. OPEN for Engagement Balls, Socials, Private Parties, etc.. Music. Piano, Violin, Cornet, and Clarionet. • / . I Address: J. W^llman, 10 Charles Street, Allenton. '< TENDERS. MOUNT SOMERS ROAD BOARD. I rriHE Mount Somers Road Board X invite Separate Tenders for the following : — , (1) For the delivery of about 960 Cubic Yards of approved shingle on Main Road between the Lime Kiln and King's Corner. (2) For Ploughing and Grading 80 Chains of the Tramway Reserve Road. . Parti c\ilars and Specifications may be seen at the Chairman's, Mt. Somers ; to whom Tenders must be delivered on or before noon on SATURDAY, April 30. The Lowest or any Tender not necessarily .accepted. W. TINDALL WEBSTER, Clerk, i 4 491 Mount Somers Road Board. BUSINESS NOTICES. BIRTHDAY GIFTS. , (' ! CIVERY DAY IS SOME MAN'S niRTUDAY. P;very day something is. purchast-il for some man's birthday. H. C. PERCY, •.Specialises m Articles . Suitable for ' _MRTBDAY PRESENTS. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. VISITING ASHBURTON SHORTLY. FOR THREE DAYS. MR R. T. BTCKERTON, MLP.O.C., G. 1.0., and M.0., of Wellington (son of Professor Bickerton), recognised as the Dominion's LEADING OPTICIAN, May be Consulted m Ashburton on MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, May' 2, 3, and 4. IX SOMERSET BUILDINGS. Mc*t Headaches, Giddiness, Blurring of Print, or Difficulty m Threadme; a Needle can be Cured by Correct Glasses.