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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22305, 20 January 1938, Page 15

ALE CLEAR TO THE LAST DROP 3i One of the most pleasurable feat, area of summer holidays, picnics and outings is the full enjoyment they give to that wonderful crystal clear Amber Bottled Ale. The perfect hostess, with an eye on the menfolk's pleasure, instinctively orders Amber Bottled Ale. A timely suggestion is to stock up the commissariat immediately and adequately. {Chorus of menfolk “Positively and definitely.")

CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. S 3 EXHIBITION OF PICTURES EMPIRE LOAN COLLECTION, npHE OFFICIAL OPENING of the x Exhibition of Pictures of British Masters, from the National and Tate Galleries in London, known as the Empire Loan Collection, will take place at the CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS GALLERY. Durham street, ON MONDAY NEXT, the 24th JANU-, ARY. 1938, at 3 p.m. I The Collection will be open to the Public between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., until the 12th February. Admission 1/-. JOHN W. BEANLAND, j Mayor, Christchurch, 19th January, 1938. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ELECTIONS. MAIN ROLL CLOSES 31st JANUARY, 1938. CITIZENS ARE REQUESTED TO MAKE SURE that their NAMES ARE ON THE MUNICIPAL ROLL, which has no relationship to the PARLIAMENTARY, DRAINAGE BOARD. TRAMWAY BOARD, or any other LOCAL AUTHORITY’S ROLL. The ROLL may be inspected at the CITY COUNCIL OFFICES, 194 Manchester street. Any person of the age of 21 years and over who has been in New Zealand for the last twelve months, and who has resided in the City of Christchurch for the past three months, and who is a British subject, is entitled to be enrolled. If your name is not on the 8011, please forward a Claim under the qualification you hold, to the City Council Offices, immediately. Enrolment Forms may be obtained at the City Council Offices, 194 Manchester street J. S, NEVILLE, Town Clerk. Christchurch, Bth December. 1937. 8733