General News.
The auction announcements of H. Matron and Co., N.Z. larders' Co-op. Assn., Ltd., McKenzio and Willis, Tonks, Norton and Co., Ltd., Lawrie and Dalton, Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., and W. IS. Sirnes and Co., appear on page -1 of this issue. The first meeting during the present rear of the City Council will be held on "Monday night." There is a fairly large amount of business to be dealt with. The work of completing the plans foi St. George's Hospital is being pushed on, and the plans should be ready shortly. Two war memorials will be unveiled to-morrow—the War Memorial Shrine at the Christcliurch Boys' High School, Straven road, Riccarton,; and the Waikari War Memorial. In this issue the Railway Department advertise the running of a cheap excursion to. Dunedin on 1' riclay, February 12th. This gives an opportunity of visiting the Exhibition at a small outlay and with minimum loss of time. A much needed improvement is being effected on the northern side of Hereford street, between Colombo and Manchester streets, where the old stone-block side channel is being reconstructed in concrete. The secondary school cadet noncommissioned officers and officers finished their course of training at Burnham Camp on Thursday. About 350 n.c.o.'s and officers from the other senior cadet companies in the Southern Command will enter camp to-day and remain there for six days. Lieut.-Colonel Thorns is the officer commanding. Yesterday was the hottest day in Dunedin this 'summer (states a Press Association telegram), the maximum thermometer reading being 86 degrees and the' minimum 53. The heat was torrid between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. A change then took place, the wind veering to south-west, and heaw rain falling throughout the afternoon and evening. One of the best-read books in New Zealand is the "New Zealand Motorists' Road Guide." The new (seventh) edition of this indispensable item of a motor-car's equipment has just been issued by Messrs Andrews and Baty. There is not much room for improvement in this handy volume, but the new issue lias been revised and brought quite up-to-date. With the exceedingly detailed itineraries, the maps, and the distance tables, the motorist should be able to avoid most difficulties of route. Dr. Bradshaw will hold a trial of boys' voices at the Cathedral on Tuesday, February 2nd ; at 10 a.m., for the purpose of selecting boys to fill vacant choristerships. Choristers will receive free education at the Cathedral Grammar School as long as they remain in the choir, and for a further period of two years, subject to the continued approval of the Chapter. Beyond this, those who are recommended by the headmaster and approved by the Chapter, will be retained until matriculation. They receive also a musical training, which should be of value in after life. Johnston's N.C. Motor Co., Ltd., Central Garage, Rangiora. Complete plant and staff for repairs to motor-cars and tractors. Tyres, Petrol and all accessories in stock. Garage 'Phone 87. G. Ecroyd, Travelling Rep.; W . C. Wilson, Travelling Rep.; A. Prestney, Manager; Private 'Phone 88. —6 J. M. Heywood and Co., Ltd., are general carriers, they will movo your luggage, furniture, or anything that you require moving. Why not give your next job to them? —6 Secure the best Grass Stripper, immediate delivery when required. Grass Strippers, British Mowers, and Hay Rakes, from Reid and Gray's agent, Mr Harry Anderson, 193 Cashel street, Christchurcli, and Reid and Gray, Ltd., Burnett street, Ashburton. Implements sold on cash or terms. Get catalogues. —1 Booth Household Electric Pumps—to suit all conditions. The simplest and best! All kinds of water-raising appliances for all kinds of jobs, large and small. State your requirements, and we will bo glad to advise. Catalogues, ' etc., post free. Booth, Macdonald, and Co., Ltd., Christchurcli. ' 0254 When your grain crops are removed the best implement to put into the stubble is either the P. and D. Duncan disc cultivator, or hooked ,tined grubber; both machines are weed exterminators, and leave the soil ready for drilling green crops. With suitable power up to 12 acres a day can bo cultivated. P. and D Duncan, Ltd. Box 124, Christchurch. —5 Electric ranges, grillers, irons, and other household electrical appliances will receive expert adjustment and repairs by Wooff and Salvesen, Electrical Repair Engineers, 609 Colombo street, or ring 'Phone 4628 for prompt attention. —6
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18603, 30 January 1926, Page 14
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