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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 69, Issue 264, 20 August 1949, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE OCTOBER SYDNEY TOUR BY MITCHELL’S INTERNATIONAL TOURS (The firm which adhered to its Australian itineraries to the last detail right throughout the coal strike.) TTNOBTRUSIVE travel in black sparkling limousine Motor Cars. Accommodation at HOTEL METROPOLE. Personal service of a well-in-formed and considerate host or hostess throughout the entire visit. These are just some of the features exclusive to MITCHELL’S TOURS. TOUR “OCTSEA”

Leaves Wellington by “Wanganella” (Ist Class), September 29th. Returns Auckland by “Wanganella” (Ist Class), October 24th. Tour includes 3-day motor tour to Blue Moutains, Jenolan Caves, Newcastle, Palm Beach, Hawkesbury River, Bulli Pass, Harbour Cruises, etc. AMPLE FREE TIME FOR BUSINESS OR PRIVATE ACTIVITIES. Everything arranged—Meals, Hotels, Travel, Documentation, Money Permits, etc. ALL INCLUSIVE—£96/10/-. Particulars and Reservations from: DALGETY & CO., LTD., Ashburton. Or from any Branch of Dalgety and Co., Ltd. TEN GLORIOUS DAYS! This Tour to THE SOUTHERN LAKES AND EGLINTON VALLEY T EAVES Timaru on TUESDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, and will visit Omarama, Lindis Pass, Kawarau Gorge, Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, Lake Manapouri, Eglinton Valley, Lake Te Anau, Lumsden and Dunedin. ID Days for only £ls/17/6. Book pow with — DRUMMOND & ETHERIDGE LTD., Tancred Street. ’Phone 452 M. THE COAL ACT, 1948. PUBLIC Notice is given that claims for compensation under the Coal Act, 1948, in respect of coal, servitudes and rights vested in the Crown by Part 1 of the said Act must be delivered at the Office of the Undersecretary for Mines not later than 30th September, 1949. Forms of Claim obtainable at office of Coal Valuation Commission, 7-9 Lower Taranaki Street, Wellington, offices of Inspectors of Mines Huntly, Greymouth and Dunedin, offices of N.Z. State Coal Mines, Auckland, Christchurch and Invercargill, and Courthouse, Whangarei:—J. H. Raleigh, Registrar, Coal Valuation Commission, G.P.O. Box 171, WELLINGTON.

ASHBURTON AID FOR BRITAIN COMMITTEE. CHRISTMAS FOOD FOR BRITAIN. AN APPEAL is made to all organ!sations and persons who wish to donate Food for the Christinas shipment to Britain to leave their Donations of Gift Food at the MUNCIPAL CHAMBERS before the end of August. Any Cash Donations will be used for bulk purchase of food. E. C. BATHURST, w Chairman. ASHBURTON JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WINNERS OF COMPETITION: " 1st —1282: W. Williamson, Racecourse Road. 2nd —1988: D. McLaughlan, Lyndhurst. Prizes may be collected at Smallbone Bros.’ Garage. NOTICE. WE wish to advise the Public of MidCanterbury that MR J. P. SINCLAIR, of 120 Burnett Street, Ashburton, is our authorised Agent,. SINGER SEWING MACHINE. COMPANY, Inc. in U.S.A., 112 Cashel Street, CHRISTCHURCH. ALLENTON SPORTS CLUB. JUBILEE FAIR. T>ESULT OF COMPETITION: Overnight Bag—No. 3884: C. Jones, 46 Peter Street. Stockings—No. 4749: J. McMillan, 110 Cox Street. DRIVERS’ SOCIAL COMMITTEE. JVESULT OF COMPETITION:

No. 371: I. McGarry. ASHBURTON BOXING ASSOCIATION. pESULT OF CUTLERY COMPETJiV TION: * No. G4G9— C. Walcelln, 44 Clark Street. TENDERS TREES FOR SALE BY TENDER. A BLOCK of MACROCARPA TREES, fully matured and in condition for milling, comprising approximately 10 chains long by 6 trees deep situated at Willowby. Easy access across firm level paddock. Further particulars and conditions of tender, which close on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1949, may be obtained from PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., Auctioneers, Ashburton. BUSINESS NOTICES ASTRAKHAN COATS. PVENING FROCKS —all sizes. Also: ASTRAKHAN COATS in Wine, Blue, Grey, and Black. ROSE MARIE GOWNS, Burnett Street. CORNS relieved— instantly !—Thin, cushioning, Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads ease painful pressure on sensitive corns. Separate medications for gently removing corns Only 1/8 psr packet at R, Totty, Chemist.