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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 71, Issue 55, 14 December 1950, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE XMAS JEWELLERY SALE XMAS JEWELLERY SALE WHALES BURNETT STREET. ASHBURTON. * LADY’S 9ct. GOLD SIGNET RINGS, heavy weight— Usually 35/-; SALE 25/- * DIAMENTE HORSEHEAD BROOCHES, very attractive— Usually 7/6; SALE 3/6 * TOILET SETS, attractive colours and designs . . . From 49/6 * LOVELY STRINGS OF PEARLS, always acceptable— Usually 25/-; SALE 14/6 * Just Arrived—E.P. SALAD SCISSORS, Useful Gift. . SALE 22/6 * POLAROID SUN GLASSES in Shields and Clip-ons. SALE 14/9 * CHROMIUM CIGARETTE CASES, Real Bargain—' Usually 35/-; SALE 7/6 * PEARL STUD EARRINGS, unbeatable value. Usually 8/6; SALE 2/6 * GENTS’ HAIRBRUSH SETS, Attractively Boxed. . From 22/6 * SLAVE BANGLES, in all sizes. Great Value — Usually 17/6; SALE 10/6 * ENGLISH E.P.N.S. SALAD SERVERS. Usually 27/6; SALE 21/- * Large Selection of CHILD’S KNIFE, FORK & SPOON SETS— From 12/6 * MAGNIFYING GLASSES, all sizes. . . Usually 6/6; SALE 4/6 * MANICURE SETS, large selection From 18/6 * E.P.N.S. PIERCED BUTTER DISHES AND KNIFE— Usually 19/6; SALE 14/6 * GENTS’ 9ct. HEAVY SIGNET RINGS, Acceptable Gift. From 57/6 * Large Selection of NOVELTY BROOCHES & FOBS. From 1/6 HURRY TO SELECT YOUR XMAS GIFTS AT REDUCED PRICES. WHALES BURNETT STREET. ASHBURTON.

A SHBURTON ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. PROPOSED APPLICATION FOR SANCTION TO RAISE LOAN. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Ashburton Electric Power Board proposes at its meeting, to be held at its Office in Ashburton on the ilsth JANUARY, 1951, to consider a motion to apply to the Local Government Loans Board for its sanction to the borrowing of the sum of £BO,OOO for the purpose of the further reticulation of the Board’s District. The proposed loan will be secured by a rate of one-eighth of a penny in the pound on the capital value of the rateable property in the District. It is anticipated that the security rate will not be collected, but that the annual costs of the loan will be met from revenue. The proposed term of the loan is 20 years at a rate of interest not exceeding 3g%. _ .... Any person having any objection to the proposed application is called upon to submit the same in writing to the Ashburton Electric Power Board not later than the day preceding the said meeting. Dated this 13th day of December, 1950. H. G. KEMP, Engineer-Secretary. CAR PARKING. “100 YEARS OF PROGRESS” PROCESSION. MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 18,1950 A LARGE? AREA has been set aside in North Hagley Park for the parking of cars —two gates situated on the south side of Harper Avenue near to Carlton Mill Bridge will give access to: the area. A charge of 2/per car is to be made, and to enable the rapid movement of the cars, stickers are available to the public at all Borough and County Council Offices throughout Canterbury. Christchurch City people can obtain stickers from the Centennial Association Office, or from the Information Bureau in Cathedral Square. The procession cannot be viewed from this parking area. HAVELOCK FRUIT SHOP. YX/'E take this opportunity of Wishing ’ ’ our Many Customers and Friends a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and wish to inform you that we are still taking Orders for the following Xmas requirements: Fruit and Vegetables. Boxed Chocolates, Confectionery. Cordials and Soft Drinks. Mixed Nuts and Tinned Fruit. Cake Decorations and Bon-Bons in stock. All Orders Delivered FREE or put on Rail or Bus. DON’T DELAY Call NOW or ’phone 911 K and place your Oi'der. nPHE. Offices and Stores of the underA mentioned Firms will be CLOSED to observe the Anniversary of Canterbury on MONDAY NEXT, December 18, 1950. DALGETY & CO., LTD. MURDOCH BRUCE & CO. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., LTD. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD, NICOLL BROS., LTD. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. ASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB. WITHDRAWALS. WITHDRAWALS for the First Day ** are due not later than 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 15th instant. J. B. NICOLL, Secretary. FAIRTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE. . J>AFFLE: Ist Prize —E. Bryant, No. 342. 2nd Prize —Mrs E. Green, No. 253. 3rd Prize —Joyce Chapman, No. 192. 4th Prize —L. Goodger, No. 667. sth Prize —P. Boucher, No. 393.