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MEETINGS. TJIJfTERBUR-y SWEET PEA ANT) CARC NATION SOCIETY.-A Uo*,era! Mcet- . of the above wi:l be held in the : VFTKR-K'S , ROOM, 91 Gloucester street, on I JhUKSDAY, 22nd, 8 p.m. All interested are j xcquwtcdto atteoL XW3 i METHODIST SUNDAY C SCHOOL UNION-The Quarterly Meet. ' in . of tbo Union will ba held in tho Me-hodJst Sch-.-olroom, Rugby etreet. St. AlbM. on Monday Next. May 19th. tlo , p.m Addr^^^v ; _H^E._Bellhcn^_J>Sf CUST~CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO.. LTD. A N ADJOURNED MEETING of SHAREA HOLDERS will be held in the l> SIITUTE HAIi. Cuet. on MONDAY, May 25th, at k Tim Business Important. at fc p JOHN FORBES. 0048 ChiiTzn™. NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND PAS>Uiil XORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. rpHS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING c! -L Members of tho al>ovo Association- vrM be held in the Society's Rocms. • Perceval etreet, Rar.piora, on FRIDAY, -Jay 30th, 1913 at 7 o'clock p.m. Business—To receive report and for 1912-13; result of election of officials and committee, etc., and general. SPECIAL NOTICE. NOMINATIONS for (a) Proaidcnt. (l>) Two Yiee-Presidents, (c) General Committee (of 21 incmt>crii), C'o&c on J.CESDAY NEXT. ; May 20tb, at 5.30 p.m. Noticee of motion muet also bo in by the 20th May. SSOI THE NAVY LEAGUE. CANTERBURY (N.Z.) BRANCH. MEMBERS of the NAVY LEAGUE ore invited to a'Vend the first of a ecries of Quarterly Meatir.Rs, to be h-eld r.t lia WORCESTER STIiIiET, Christchurch (East of i "Prese" Otiico), 'xIIIS EVENING, at 8 'o'clock, when GUNNERY-LIEUTENANT It. i T. DOWN, R.N., of H.M.S.NEV; ZEALAND, will talk about MODERN GUNS. A SPECIAL ivA"VY LEAGUE vieit to .'IS. NEW his beon arranged ' for TUESDAY NEXT (20th inst.), by train leaving Christchurch at 2.-15 p.m. Members aro requested to aeiximb'.a outside etution shortly before that Lour. C. J. TRELEAVEN, £005 Branch Secretary. . _ . _ PEACE DAY CELEBRATION, Being a j WORLD-WIDE RECOGNITION OF THE ESTABLISMENT OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL COURT OF ARBHRA- i TION. ' i ROTUNDA, SQUARE, TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 3 p.m. SPEAKERS: Mr .7. A. McCuVough, Councillor J. McCombs, Mr C. R. N. Mr.ckic, and others. Como and Show Your Interest in Peace. nos RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND -.AILWAYS. STORAGE OF GRAIN AT. LYTTELTON. GRAIN for Storage at Lyttelton, for which space is not available, will be entirely at the risk of the owner. 'Tho Railway Department cannot undertake to provide storage. 6Sa2_ BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT CF H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. ON SUNDAY, 18th May, Special trains will run a-t frequent inU'ivals between J, Christchurch arsd Lyttelton. From Christ- . church, first train 12.10 p.m.. last, train 5.5 p.m.; from Lrtiolton, first train 12.50 p m., last train 5.40 p.m. Each alternate train will ■ not stop at inte:niediate stations. Be.forc and : after these times the usual Sunday trains will run. COS?, BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. . ' VISIT OF H.M.S. NEW , ZEALAND. ON TUESDAY, 20th May, Excursion Trains will run as under for pa&aengcre to Lytlelton: — i From stations Amberley to Ashloy inclusive; Ambcrley depart 7.J10 a.m., Lyttelton arrive 9.-10, Chrietchurch depart 3.30, Amberley : arrive- 4.50 p.m. j From etations on Oxford Branch; Weet Oxford depart G.30 a.m., Cuet 7.0, Lyttelton arrive 3.21! a.m., Christchurch depart 3.45 p.m.. West Oxford arrive C.15 p.m. I From etations on Eyrtton Branch; Ben- ■ nettrt depart t5.50 a.m., Wcet Eyret-on 7.15, Lyttelton arrive 9.2C a.m., Chxietchurch de- ; piirt 3.45 p.m., Bennetts arrive 5.50 p.m. I Tho trains to Lyttelton will not etop at ; Christchurch Station. . 596;i BY ORDER. ELECTION NOTICES. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH. Canterbury College and Canterbury Agricultural College Act, 1896. AN ORDINARY ELECTION of MEMBERS to fill tho Vacant Seats on the BOARD OF GOVERNORS, through the re- , tiremeiit of one-third of its members, fn accortianco with the abjvc Act, will be held on MONDAY, 2nd June. 1913: — 1. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORAL ROLL —One candidate to bo elected. Retiring Member —Gcorgo Ronnie. 2. GRADUATES' ELECTORAL ROLL— Two candidates to bo elected. Retiring Members—Wil iam Hugh Montjjomerv and Samuol Huret Soager. 3. TEACHERS' ELECTORAL ROLL— On« candidate to bo elected. Rotinng Member—Lawrence Berry Wood. 4. SCHOOL COMMITTEES' ELECTORAL ROLL—One CandiJato to be electo:!. Retiring Member—Henry Dyke Aclund. CLAIMS for ENROLMENT to be wnt in to tho. Returning Officer, Canterbury Col--1 lege, not later tiian 5 p.m. on MONDAx, 19?!! May. i Nomination Papers may De obtained from ; the Returning Officer. NOMINATIONS will CLOSE on MONDAY, 26th May, at nuon. The ELECTION will take plaoe on MONDAY, 2nd June. The Poll will be closed at 5 p.m. j Tho Electoral Rolls siny be inspected at the Canterbury Coll^rgc. Any change of address of Electors ehcuM bo notified at once to the undersigned. Dated this Bth day of May, 1913. GEO. a. MASON, Returning Offioer. Canterbury College. • 55-11 LOST AND FOUND. T OST, in City, Wednesday, B'ack For JU MUFF. Finder kindly return to "Prece" Office. Reward. 072 T OST, on board H.M.S. Now Zealand, J-l Lady's BAG containing Money and eeveTal Addressed Letters. Reward on retumins to T. R. Hughos, Hotel Windsor, Christchurch. 974 LOST, in or near Zetland Hotel. Walking STICK, initials S.H. on silver band. Reward. Zetland Hotel. 1076 LOST, between Bank N.Z. Corner and Cook and Rose's Coiner, Gun Metal WATCH. Reward on returning to R.nk Stabtee. 915 LOST, between D.I.C. and Rink Stob'.es, Lady's Gold Cable BANGLE, joined with piece blue thread. If found, p'easc return to J. O. Jameson, Hereford street. 1025 T OST, Iri-h TERRIER, last eoen YaldJ-« hurst District. P:ominent lowor teeth. Reward. Diaon Bros.. Butch-era. 1023 T OST, between Amberley and Hawarden, J-J TOOL BAG end TOOLS belonging to Motor Cycle. Finder please return to V. J. Rhodes, Ambexley. GO3l IpOUND, Lest Sunday Week, Gold TRINKET, on Wa.tham rood. Owner apply 138 High street. . 110* OTRAYED on to ts» place about six weeks O ago, aged Chestnut, .uACK. Owner can have same by piyLng expenses. John Wood, Cloxby Farm, Eyretcn. 995 OULD Pereon"who took Wromj PARCEL from Christchurch to Springfield Evening T;ain, Wednesday Last, kindly communicate R. T. Gunn, P.0., Springfield. 1096 THE Special "Pago for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening News" appeals to everyone. A bright home Maga-