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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13743, 26 May 1910, Page 1

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Irish Sone:—Mr G. J. Blackic. 8. Musical Monologue—Miss F. J. Pacey. 9. Humorous Recitation—Miss M. Brewins. 10. Piano Solo—Mir-s Kathleen Cresswell. 11. Recitation—Master R. T. Vivian. 12. ComediettP—Miss G. Helen Gardner ar.d Mr A. E. Young. PART. 11. 1. CHORUS - SYDENHAM METHODIST CHOIR. 2. Vio".in Solo—Mr Westhead. 3. Character Dialogue—Misses Arnold and Owen. 4. Humorous Recitation —. Miss G. 11. , Gardner. 5. Contralto Solo—Mief Clco Fernandos. 0. Vocnl Duot—Misa Richardson and Mr Allright. 7. Recitation—Miss Gardner. 8. Tenor Solo—Mr C. J. Gray. 9. Character Recital—Miss F. J. Pacey. 10. Mezzo-Soprano Solo. 11. Vocal Trio—Misses Lyons, Newman and Fernandos. 12. Shnkcsncavean Dialogue—Miss King and Mr Hobday. 13. CHORUS _ SYDEXHAM METHODIST CHOIR. ADMISSION"—3s, 2a, Is. Box Plan at Milner and ThompHon's. Day Sales at Central Xows Agency, 170 Colombo street, opesits Kincaid's. G. W. JEXXER, 9050 Hon. Sec. rpHE BEAUTIFUL BURWOOD TEA GARDENS will Remain Open during the Winter, and provide outdoor attractions and coay indcor tea rooms, magazines, fir cone fire, goldfish, guinea pigs. Admissicn Gd, Tea Cd. Tram from Bank Comer. 59G "public notices. FOR SALE. A SMALL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, with patent rights, capable of great extension?. A fortune for a-.i energetic man with a little capital. Apply BOX 323, gg;iF Cbristchurch. KAITA NGA T A COAL. rTtHE FAMOUS HOUSEHOLD COAL. For full particulars see advertisement on page D. *'56M PUBLIC NOTICE. "PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the x. following RESOLUTION was passed by the Woolston x>orough Council at a Special Meeting of tho Council held on the 16th day of May, 1910, inime.y: — • "In pursuance and oxcrci3o of the powers vested in it in that behalf by "The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1305." the Woolston Borough Council hereby resolves (by way i f j Special Order) ns follows: — "That all payments on account of interest and slinking fund on the Ferry Bridge Loan of £750 secured by special rate of l-16th of a penny in the £ levied on the 21st day cf February. 1310, shall be paid out of the general fund ef the borough. And it is hereby further publicly notified that the foregoing resolution will be submitted for confirm;ition as a Special Order at an Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be held at the Council Chambers, Regent j street, Wcolston. on the 13th day of JUNE, 1910, at the hour of 7.E0 o'clock p.m. I W. V. SIDDALL, Town Clerk. Johnston. Mills and Joyce, Solicitors for Council. A 670 CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. A TRIAL of BOYS' VOICES wili be be:d -A. on TUESDAY, May ,31st, at 10 a..m., to fill two or more vacant Choristerships. Successful Candidates hold Scholarships et Christ's College, and receive also a good Musical Training. There is alsc* a vacancy fcr a Bess Lay-Clerk. Sa:ary £10 per an- i num. Apply to DR. BRAD SHAW. £BSi_ _ Tho Cathedral. WAIMAIRI COUNTY COUNCIL. THE Council invites offers cf SECTIONS cf LAND ct PAPANUI. suitable for tho erection of OFFICES. ETC.. area to be from 1 ACRE to 1} ACRES. Offers to hi marked "Offer of Site," addressed to the Chairman, to bo delivered at the Office, Brigg's road. Marshland, on or before neon on tho 13tk day of JUNE NEXT. J. BOSOMWORTH. c 732 County Cieik. "THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, lOCS "' (Section 30;. In the EstEte cf COSTINA HARRIS, of 155 Victoria street, Chriftohurch, Storekeeper. ALL Creditors and ethers having claims -ki- against this Estate ore hereby required to send th»ni, with particulars, on the forms provided-, to the District Manager of the Public Trustee at Christchurch, on or beforo the 2Uh ctey cf June, 1910. Accounts not rendsred by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above Estate may be ledged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal moneyorder offic-;, or paid to M. C. Barnctt, District Manager of the Public Trustee. FRED. F7TCHETT, Public Trustee. 23th May, 1010. OWI. THE X.ZTUTILITY POULTRY CLUB'S X New Grounds, Northcotc road. Papanui, will b? opened on SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.3;) p.m. Ih'j Public are invited to be present. _ ie;o J. U. SHAW, Secretary.