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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 158, 16 April 1930, Page 1

MEETINGS AND EVENTS. DON'T FORGET POPPY DAY; THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930. lC!^^2i WEAR A POPPY ON ANZAC DAY. HELP SOLDIERS OUT OF WORK TO FEED THEIR DEPENDENTS, I Only Authorised Sellers will wear a Distinctive Anzac Badge. 4 427 ASHBURTON RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (Inc.) ANZAC DAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930. "LEST WE FORGET." For the purpose of placing Wreaths at 10.3 a.m. at Great War Memorial, Baring Square, and 11.0 a.m. at the Soldiers' Plot, Ashburton • Cemetery., short services will be held, at which the public are invited to attend. Wreaths left at the Soldiers' Club before 10 a.m. will be collected by the Committee. \ 1.30 p.m. . , TT ~ For the purpose of placing Wreaths at the /Hampstend Memorial Gates j a short service will be given by Rev. A. G Irvine. The Salvation Army Band will be in attendance at the above services. 3 p.m. — _ • rv 1 Memorial Service on Domain Oval. The Ashburton Silver Band! will be in attendance. , Should the weather be adverse the service will be held in His Majesty s Theatre. . „„ , . The Rev. W. Grigg (ex-Chaplain Major to the Forces) will give the AclC 'Returned Soldiers are requested to meet at the Cemetery at 11 a.m., and at the Drill Shed at 2.30 p.m. Dress—Mufti, wearing badges and medals. _ . , The Committee of the Lady Liverpool Fund invite all Returned Men, Nurses, etc., and those in any way officiating, to afternoon tea at the Soldiers' Cluo immediately after the Afternoon/ Service F. A. HICKMAN, Secretary. MEMORIAL SERVICE. DOMAIN OVAL. The undermentioned Units will Parade as strong as possible at the Drill

C.Y.C. (Ist C.M.R. Regt.) Ist Battalion Cant. Infantry, C Company. "A" Company 6th Cadet Battalion. "C" Companv, 2nd Cadet Battalion. "D" Company! 2nd Cadet Battalion. The Firing Party will also Parade at 10.40 at Baring Square East. An invitation is extended to Returned Soldiers, Reserve of Officers and Retired List, Nurses, South African Veterans, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, and School Children. . A numher of Cars will be required to take the Firing Party and others from Baring S'auare Fast to the Cemetery Service" at'about 10.50. Will Carowners willing to assist kindly have their Cars available at that time. W. EDMONDS. Warrant Officer. BUSINESS NOTICES, MURDOCH BRUCE, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANT. West Street, Ashburton. * HAVE in Stock New Season's— MADDREN'S BINDER TWINE. These Twines are evenly spun and have the greatest length per pound and cannot be surpassed for Strength and Uniformity. CORNSACKS. CORNSACKS. CORNSACKS. CORNSACKS. I have a Full Supply of these now in store. Order your requirements now from — MURDOCH BRUCE, West Street, Ashburton. SELDON BROS. n.RAIN MERCHANTS. District Agents:— Home Insurance Company, Ltd., (Fire and Marine.) ALSO,—Agents for the Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. All classes of Accident Business. Stocks of CORNSACKS, TWINE, Etc., held by our LYNDHURST STORE. WHY PAY MORE?

(LETCHER BROS, are selling first grade factory butter, Albatross Brand at Is 4d per pound. Auckland Al. Sugar 2£d per pound, 12s 6d per 70 pound baK. Preserved. Eggs Is 6d per dozen, Finest Mild Factory Cheese lid per pound, Prime Old Tasty Cheese Is 2d, Cooked Ham 2s 4d per pound.—At Fletcher Bros. SALE! SALE! LL Tea Sets and Dinner Sets marked down to bedrock. Now's your opportunity. BUXTON AND THOMAS, The Noted Crockery Shop. 'EDDING Invitations and Cake Boxes, Gift Fountain Pens and , « t ,cils Handbags. Letter Cases, Boxed Stationery, etc.—BROOM'S, Stationery Specialists, Burnett St.