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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 67, Issue 219, 28 June 1947, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. FERTILIZER RATIONING. APPEALS ON GROUNDS OF HARDSHIP. APPEALS for additional fertilizer for top-dressing purposes for the rationing year 1947/48 must he lodged with the Chairman of the District Fertilizer Committee by 19th July, 1947. Appeals will be considered only on the following bases: 1. From those farmers who have not appealed on any previous occasion, or for those properties for which no previous appeal has been lodged by either the existing or a former occupier. 2. From those farmers who can produce documentary evidence to the effect that they have brought in out of virgin country during the 1946/47 rationing period areas which have been sown down to new grass.. Appeals from returned servicemen from World War II can be considered at any time during the rationing year. All appeals must be in writing, addressed by the farmer to the Chairman, District Fertilizer Committee, care Department of Agriculture for the district in which the applicant farms. All applicants must state the name of the vendor from whom it is desired to obtain supplies of fertilizer in the event of the appeal being successful. Documentary evidence in support of appeals mentioned in paragraph 2 above should consist of a copy of the invoice for the grass seed and signed statements from two neighbouring farmers to the effect that the grass seed was sown on vii gin country. ' ASHBURTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. NOTICE TO ELECTING OR APPOINTING BODIES. IN accordance with the Regulations governing the election or appointment of Managers of Technical Schools, I hereby give notice that the following members of the Ashburton Technical High School Board of Managers retire by rotation in August next:

MR L. L. A'ITKEN, representing Parents of Pupils. MR A. T. SAUNDERS, representing Employees. MR H. G. PATERSON, representing Employees. It is further notified that an Election to fill the above vacancies will be held on MONDAY, 11th August, 1947. W. CRAWFORD, Returning Officer. ASHBURTON TECHNICAL HIGH " SCHOOL. WO 0 LC LAS S ING. AN EVENING CLASS in WOOLA CLASSING will be held if sufficient enrolments come to hand. Intending trainees should enrol without delay at the School Office. The following fees are charged: Registration 2/6. Tuition: Adult ffe/-;* under 21, 7/6. The Course will consist of 12 Lessons. W. CRAWFORD, Principal. . HERMITAGE—MT. COOK. TOUR NO. 47. From Timaru. 7 Days—£9/12/6. Includes Transport & Accommodation. TAEPART Timaru 12.30' p.m. TUESDAY, JULY 15. Return MONDAY, JULY 21. Full particulars from — DRUMMOND & ETHERIDGE LTD. (Agent). ASHBURTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. MOTOR MECHANICS CLASSES. HTHE above Classes will resume next week. Theory will be held on Mondays and Practice on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. W. CRAWFORD, Principal. C.0.R.5.0. CLOTHING DRIVE. L EAVE Clean Clothing for CHINA at RED CROSS ROOMS any afternoon next week. "PURS —Mr E. Greenberg, of Greenberg Bros. (ex-2nd N.Z.E.F., exR.N.Z.A.F.), Master Furriers, 22A Manchester Street, Christchurch, will be giving free advice on all Fur Remodelling and Repairing at 35 East Street, FRIDAY, July 4 (10 a,m.—5.30 P.m.). BUSINESS NOTICES ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. 9/6 per Sugar Bag. IS/- per Cental. THOMAS BROS. THOMAS BROS. THOMAS BROS. ’Phone 165. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS pROMPT AND RELIABLE A SERVICE to all Appliances at HAVELOCK ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SUPPLIES. ’Phone 721. Havelock Street.