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RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. QHKISTCnURCH SHOW. FRIDAY. Stli NOVEMBER. NORTH MAIN LINE.—A Relief train ior paetsenger3 from Kaiapoi, Belfast, Papanui, tlrynd'.vyr, and Riccarton only will Itavo Kuiapoi* for Christchurch at 9.5 a.m., Christchurch arrive 9.57 a.m. A relief train for passengers from Rangiora, Southbrook, Flaxton, Chanevs. and Styx only will leave Rangiora at fi.55 a.m., Christchurch arrive 30.10 a.m. The morning train from Waikari will start at 7.35 a.m., Christchurch arrive 1C.20 a.m.; takes passengers from all stations up to Ashley inclusive, then eetfl down only. The 7.42 a.m. Rangiora-Christchiirch. and •j.lO p.m. Belfaat-Christchurch trains will not run. Trains leave. Christchurch for l.anpriora at 5.10 and 5.25 p a.. Theso trains take passengers for aii stations up to Rangiora *nclusive, also for Eyreton and Osford Branches. Tho evening train for_ north oi Rangiora lenvca Christchurch at 5.47 p.m., Waikari arrive 0.17 p.m. It will not take passenger* lor stations up to Rangiora inclusive, nor lor Evreton or Oxford Branches. OXFORD BRANCH.—Tho morning train from West Oxford will leavo at 8.12 a.m., Christchurch arrive 11.5 a.m. Takes passengers from Oxford Branch only. I asscngers for Oxford Brunch can return by trains leaving Christchurch at 5.10 and s—» p.m., Rangiora ti.oC, West Oxford arrive p.m. The 10.5 a.m. Pumgiora-Oxford, -»o0 p.m. Oxford-Rangiora, 12.15 p.m. Osford-Shef-field, and 1.30 p.m. Sheffioid-Oxford truin3\.ill r '°EYRKTON BRANCH.—The morning train from Boiinetts will leave at 8.20 a.m.. Canstchurch arrive 11.5 a.m. Takes passengers from Evreton Branch onlT\ Passenger for Eyreton Branch can return by train* leaving Chriatchurck at 5.10 and 5.25 p.m., Kaiapoi 6.32 p.m., arriving Bennetts 7.31 p.m. . , . SOUTH MAIN LINE.—The morning train from Methven starts at 6.40 a.m., Rakaia 8.10, and arrives Christchurch 10.3 a.m. It takes passengers from all stations up to Burnham inclusive. The morning train from Ashburton will start at 8.5 a.m.,, and leave Cliertsev 8.43, and arrive Christchurch 10.J7 a.m. "After leaving Cherteey it will atop only to set down. ■ The evoking train for Methven will leave Christchurch at 4.55 p.m., Methven arrive 825 p.m. This train will stop whero required to pick up passengers for statoonß Burnham to Methven inclusive, and, where required, south of Rolleston to set down. Tho evening train for Ashburton leaves Christchurch at 5.35 p.m., Ashburton a* ll '® 817 p.m. This train does not connect at Rakaia with the train for Methven, it takes passengers for south of Rakaia only. A Relief train will leave Christchurch for Oamaru at 9.15 p.m., arriving Ashburton 12.30 a.m. (9th), Oamaru 6.15 a.m. It wiU stop at any station: south of Templeton to Be Tho W 7 l .'l9 a.m. Christchurchrlslington and 5.15 p.m. Islingtdh-Christchurch trains will ""sOUTHBRIDGE BRANCH.-The morning train from Sonthbridge leaves atS.laa.m., Christchurch orrive 10.2r a.m.; aft « ing Lincoln this train stops only to set d °Tho evening train for Southbridgo Branch leaves Christchurch at 4.40 p.m., am%l o Southbridge 6.15 p.m. This train take passengers fo. Littlo River Branc The afternoon train from Southbridgib istarts at 4 23 n.m., arriving Christchurch 6.18 p.m. LITTLE RIVER BRANCH.-The morning train from Littlo River willstart at 840 a.m., Christchurch arrive 10.50a.m.Take3 passengers from stations up to Prebblelon inclusive. Tho train for Little Rner will ! 1 6.0 p.m., Littlo River arrive 8.15 p.m. It stops where required to pick up LIt AND iVCr BRANCHES.—Tho aftemoon train for iil'"l leave Christchurch at 4.05 ■([ Methven arrive 8.25 P-m- Thio train set down.

•RFLIEF EXPRESS TRAIN— CHRISTCHURCH-TIMARL • rv on, nth and 12th November, Reliff V trainwM leave Christchurch for fSaru . So p!m., Ashburton 2.25 Timaru limaru at 1 2 _ pm _ c^rJßtchurchonly. GOODS TRAFFIC;. Trains for Exhibits returning from tho Show " ill Christchurch as ™£er:-r NOVEMBER Bth—For Camnru at ? "NOVEMBER 9th —For Choviot and Oxford Branches at 7.20 a.m.; for. ut 9 0 a.m.; for Springfield and Whitecliffs at 5.45 a.m.; for Southbndge at. 10 10 a.m.; for Methven at • 12.45 P - ®* T ivn Stock Exhibits returning must be SJ fitoss, bSju 1 4 if Z for tho second train, and loaded, dcioto j < B ucceedwg ■ train in similarly nil offered oSt of train 6 Sffi? Stisa* Goodf (Krisiclmrcl, will P«u«u,. *. y-ff&aa.; 2305 government NOTICES, ■KT V EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, HOME *" £ - SERVICE BRANCH. s »» *>*»» 0- •«» 0i 10 and 50:— Rakers I*abonr©rs Bandsmen • S^Driviw gSfi? . Mueketry Instructors Canteen Attendants £r£zl*s . Carpenters Clerks for Camps I 1"}?. I®™1®™ M<m Clerks for Ofhces Sanitary • rz MC9 G — Garrison Artillerymen 2. Applications cannot "be entertained from men ot tho following categories:— (a) Thoso undcr-orders for Camp. lb) Thoso whoso appeals havo been adjourned sine die. . (c) Those "who havo been called up in the ' ballot, and havo not been medically examined. (d) Thoso employed in the Publio .Service, or in industries essential to the State s interest. . , 3. Successful applicants will bo required to pass a medical examination, and. will then be posted to tho Expeditionaryloreo, Home Servk>B Branch, but wUI bo transferred. to tho Foreign Service Branch upon becoming eligible for activo service under tho Military Service Act. ' ?" ~ -1. While employed on Home Scrvice tho rates of pay and allowances of private, soldiers will.bo ss under:— (a) If employed in camps or barracks, 53 per day with lodgingß and rations. (b) If employed outside Camps or Barracks, 5s per dawn with 4s per day in lieu of lodgings and ration. • (c) A married allowance of Is per day. (d) A children's allowanoe of 9d per day for cack child under 16 "UP "to a maximum of 2 8 3d p® r day. _ (e) The rate of pay of Military Police is 6s per day with allowances as above. (f) Artificers and tradesmen employed at • their trades, motor drivers, and mechanics, clerks, horse drivers, storemen, cooks, bakers, and sanitary details employed in campe reoeive 2s per day working pay in addition -to ■ daily pay (a). 5. Promotion carrying extra pay will be made on merit in accordanco with eetabJisJime? Free clothing, boots, and medical attention will be provided in all cases. . 7. preference in all eases will bo given to returned soldiers. . .. 6.* Applications must bo made personalty to the Officer in Charßo of the nearest Defence Group or Area Officc. D. C. W. COSSGROVE, Captain, 2906 Director of Recruiting. LICENSING NOTICES. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I DANIEL STEVENS, of Sumner, being the » holder of a Publican's Lioenee in reepect of the house and premises eituate at Sumner, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Lyttelton on the 4th day of December, 1918, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to SIDNEY I WILLIAM DEAN, my appointee. I Dated tho 30th day. of October, 191 R. D. STEVENS. I J. A. CASSIDY, Solicitor, Christchurch. 3836