PUBLIC NOTICES. 30ISON—TAKE NOTICE that from this date, POISON IS LAID on my Properties at GREENPARK. Trespassers will be Prosecuted. All Dogs will be Shot. A. BEARMAN, Greenpark. Ist May, 1937. X 6523 ' 'ARTIN AND ORMANDY. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 25 ST. JAMES STREET. AVONSIDE. 'PHONE 37-736. L>ft>i)f»i«ka i ,N.m'j^W:ii«ii;u.»iTmra 1 ESTATE OF HERBERT EDMUND BERRY, late of Christchurch, Contractor, the Third and Final Dividend of Two Shillings and Five Decimal Six Seven Pence (2/5.67 d) in £ is now Payable at the Public Trust Office, Christchurch, on all proved Claims. A. R. JORDAN, District Public Trustee, Christchurch. 30th April, 1937. X 6662 TRUST DEPARTMENT. We are prepared to act as: Executor and Trustee under a Will, either alone or jointly; Trustee under Marriage or other Settlements; Agent and Attorney for absentees and others anxious to be relieved of the worry of managing their own affairs; Trustee in Charitable, Educational, and Philanthropic Trusts. Our Charges are on the lowest existiJVJ scale. —4. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. ' TTrrnmNsmvr wwttk t.td. vtc ■-*• TORIA SQUARE, and RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS, LTD., Cnr. MANCHESTER ST. and MOORHOUSE AVE., wish it to be generally known that THEY ARE NOT CONNECTED AND HAVE BEEN SEPARATE BUSINESSES SINCE 1935. Owing to continual misunderstanding through the respective Companies' Clients believing we are one and the same business, we take this opportunity of advising the Public Generally. RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS. LTD., JOHN F. HUTCHINSON, Manager. HUTCHINSON. WHITE. LTD., 5495 F. W. WHITE. Manager. SEA FISHERIES INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE. THE above-mentioned Committee will ■*- commence taking evidence in Christchurch on Monday, the 3rd May, at 9!30 a.m. at the Auxiliary Magistrate's Court, Old Provincial Buildings. Armagh street, and will remain in Christchurch for approximately a week. All individuals, firms, and associations interested in the industry and desirous of giving evidence are requested to communicate with the Chairman, or with the District Officer of the Department of Industries and Commerce, Christchurch. JAS. THORN, M.P., 5400 Chairman. "BALLINS BETTER BEER" in the space of a few months has grown to mean much more than just a slogan. It has become for the Trade and consumer alike that guarantee of quality which has already made BALLINS pre-eminent. BALLINS BREWERIES (N.Z.), LTD. Aerated Waters and Cordial Manufacturers. Wine and Spirit Merchants. Office and Factory: 9 Byron street, Sydenham. •Phones: 30-704. 30-705. Brewery: Waltham road, Sydenham. . 'Phone 34-071. CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY. COLLEGE ACT, 1933. AN Ordinary Election of Members of the Council of Canterbury University College will be held on Monday, the Seventh Day of June, 1937. The Poll will close at 5 p.m. The respective classes of electors entitled to vote and the number of candidates for whom each class is entitled to vote, are as PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORAL CANDIDATE. CANTERBURY DISTRICT COURT OF CONVOCATION ELECTORAL ROLL—TWO CANDIDATES. CANTERBURY TEACHERS' ELECTORAL ROLL—ONE CANDIDATE. CANTERBURY SCHOOL COMMITTEES' ELECTORAL ROLL—ONE CANDIDATE. The total number of candidates to be elected is FIVE. NOMINATIONS close with the Returning Officer, Canterbury University College, at NOON on MONDAY, 17th MAY, 1937. (Nomination papers may be obtained at the Registrar's Office.) CLAIMS FOR ENROLMENT will close at 5 p.m. on Monday, 10th May,1937. The electoral rolls may be inspected at the Registrar's Office, during office hours. (Change of address should be notified to the Returning Officer.) NOTE—The Retiring Members, who are eligible for. re-election, are as follows: The Hon. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes (Parliamentary Roll). Dr. G. M. L. Lester and Mr J. G. D. Ward (Court of Convocation Roll). Mr W. C. Colee (Teachers' Roll). Mr H. D. Acland (School Committees' Roll). C. C. KEMP, Returning Officer. April 1937. Canterbury University College. 4673 EXHIBITION. PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION. D.I.C. LOUNGE. [NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PICTORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY from the Western International Photographic Salon. Exhibition open until Thursday, 13th May. Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission Free. Sponsored by Kodak (New Zealand), •Limited. 5382 MISSING FRIENDS. SSWWSRfiSMBi x Glenlivet, Scotland, and lately of Portobello near Dunedin, and Methven district, Farm labourer, will communicate with A. S. Lyons, Solicitor, Leek' ton, he will hear something to his advantage. Any person knowing the whereabouts of the above person is requested to communicate with A. S. Lyons. Solicitor. Leeston. 5276 (CHRISTCHURCH BOOK CLUB AND J FIRESIDE HOBBlES—Removed to 152 HEREFORD STREET Wide range at reading at reasonable rates Call and Inspect the display of wood fibre flower-craft. Free tuition—lo-12 ajn. and 2 to 4 p.m. daily. .-y... _ 83331
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22081, 1 May 1937, Page 23
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