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PUBLIC NOTICES' ***“ OXFORD SPORTS RESULT OF RAFFLE: Ist, Mr Flu. Gavern, Oxford, No. 1690 ; 2nd Walsh, Oxford, No. 1168—L. censee. ' DR. FERE has Changed her Christchim.#. Surgery to 113 SEA VIEW ROAD, cIS Post Office, NEW BRIGHTON. Hours by Appointment, any time. Regular Hours: 2-3 p.m. and 6.30-7 daily, except Saturday and Sunday •PHONE 48-132. y 1 2163 INCORPORATED ASSOCIATION COST ACCOUNTANTS (Inc. in Vic) (Founded 1933). Designation of Mem-’ bers: —Fellows F.A.C.A., Associates A. Licentiates L.A.C.A. Write fry air for full particulars. H. C. BRIERLEY F.A.C.A., 10 O’Connell street, Sydney’ N.JS.W., Australia. 2840 CANTERBURY HOUSEWIVES’ UNION. A General Meeting of the above Union will be held at the CHAMBER OF COM MERCE BUILDINGS, on TUESDAY February sth. at 8 P.M. HOUSEWIVES: If you are interested in Die question of immediate resumption of House to. House. Deliveries, please attend and voice your grievances.—K. DUNMTTJ, Hon. Secretary. _JI«9 CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY BOARD. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS, NEW BRIGHTON LINE—SATURDAYS. Commencing Saturday, 2nd February, 1946, the 12.2 p.m. from the Square will leave at 12.5 p.m. The 12.6 p.m. to Aidwin’s road; the 12.10 p.m. to New Brighton, and the 12.44 p.m. from New Brighton will NOT run —H. E. JARMAN, General Manager and Secretary. 2788 ALL Firms and organisations contemplating picnic or camping outings are invited to consider the merits of the Ashley Gorge Domain for such occasions. A caretaker is in residence there and can offer the necessary facilities for such functions. Further particulars. 'Phone 69, Oxford. • THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY, LIMITED NOTICE is hereby given that the Share Transfer Books of the above Company will be closed for dividend purposes from Monday, 4th February, to Saturday, the 23rd February, 1946, both days inclusive. A. GRANDI, Acting-Secretary. 159 Hereford st., Christchurch, February 2nd. 1946 . 2861 SALE OF RABBITSKINS~ EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1942 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the existing SUBSIDY of 4d per skin on SMALIzS shall cease as from and after 13th FEBRUARY, 1946. This means that the last SMALLS to qualify will be those sold in Dunedin on Tuesday, 12th FEBRUARY, 1946. R. W. MOORE, Hon. Secretary, Rabbitskins Committee. Dunedin, January 30th, 1946. 2841 KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL DOG REGISTRATION FEES PURSUANT to Section 8 of "The Dog Registration Act, 1908," and Amendments thereto. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fees for the registration of dogs for the County of Kowai for the year 1946, are now due and payable at the CountyOffice, Balcairn. Fees have been fixed as follows:—For each dog kept solely for the purpose of herding or driving sheep or cattle, or for the purpose of destroying rabbits (except Alsatians), 3s 6d. For each Alsatian dog. Us. These fees include Is for hydatid remedy, to be collected pursuant to the “Dog Registration (Prevention of Hydatid Disease) Regulations, 1938.” • J. E. TINNOCK, County Clerk. Balcairn, Ist Feb., 1946. 2782 ’ BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE ' ‘ (NEW ZEALAND BRANCH), INC. THE activities of the above League in fostering Community Drama, which were drastically curtailed during the War, are now to be resumed. It is intended that ali Area Committees previously existing should resume their functions and that new Area Committees be formed in districts not served hitherto. A meeting of the National Council oi the League will be held in Wellington on Saturday, February 23rd next, when organisation and future plans will be considered. Inquiries should be addressed without delay to the Secretary, Miss I. Smythson, B. Hannah’s Bldgs., Lambton quay, Wellington. 2784 A’TOTRALAMAN SECRETARIES (INCORPORATED). The Examinations of the Institute will be held throughout the Dominion on Monday. 18th March, to Friday, 22nd March, 1946, both inclusive. Candidates are notified that entries must reach the Secretary not later than the 20th February. The Rules of the Institute now prescribe that candidates under the age of 18 years may present themselves. Examination Entry Forms and full particulars are obtainable from the New Zealand Divisional Secretary. LEONARD KNIGHT, 306-308 Dingwall Building, Queen street, AUCKLAND, C.l. P.O. Box 313, or from the Local Branch Secretary, J. H. Smith, 143 Hereford st., Christchurch, C.l.- 2764 COUNTY OF WAIREWA. CAPT. UPHAM, V.C. AND BAR SCHOLARSHIP FUND. CONTRIBUTIONS in aid of the above fund are invited from residents of the County. Contributions may be paid in to any of the following places:—Little River, Elliot’s Store, Store, and Blood's Store, also at Motukarara Store and Mr A. Burrows, Ataahua, where lists for the purpose of recording such contributions have been lodged. A. C. RENNER, County Clerk. 2913 TRANSPORT LICENSING . IF no written objections to the undermentioned application are received by the No. 3 Transport Licensing Authority within seven days from the date hereof, the Authority proposes to grant such application without further notice or public sitting. Particulars obtainable from the Secretary. Transport Departinent, Christchurch. GOODS-SERVICE: TRANSFER: W. J. Dailey to Thomas lan Smith, Ashburton (Alford Forest R.M.D.). J. S. Haywood, Secretary, Transport Department, Christchurch. Ist February, 1946. RETURNED SERVICEMEN AND w OTHERS. 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