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U PUBLIC NOTICES. JUMBLE SALE.' ST. MATTHEW'S HALL, Colombo nt. SATURDAY, MAY 4th. AT 2 P.M. Admission 3d. Bargains. CANTERBURY HOUSEWIVES’ UNION. General Monthly Meeting at Chamber of Commerce, ON TUESDAY, MAY 7th. 8 P.M. All Howaewives cordially invited. —K. DUNMILL, Hon. Sec., 39 Leitch st. Spreydon. 21W ANY PERSON TRESPASSING ON MY PROPERTY AT GLENTUI, with or without gun, WILL BE PROSECUTED. J. C. HORN. Horreville R.M.D. XUBO I, DOUGLAS F. LECKIE. 81 Mitchell street, Invercargill, offer myself as a Candidate for election to the Directorate of the. Southland Building and Investment Society and Bank of Deposit, and solicit the support of all shareholders at the May. 1946, Election. D. F. LECKIE. 2187 PSYCHIC RESEARCH SOCIETY. Public Lecture. "PSYCHOLOGY OF WAR AND PEACE” • Speaker: MR KENNETH de COURCY LOW —At The— CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Worcester street, opp. Gas Co. MONDAY, MAY 6th. AT 7.45 P.M. Discussion. Collection. MUNICIPAL BATHS. THE CHRISTCHURCH MUNICIPAL BATHS WILL BE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS FROM SUNDAY NEXT, the sth INSTANT, UNTIL SUNDAY the 25th of AUGUST, 1946. inclusive. H. S. FEAST. Town Clerk. Christchurch, May 3rd, 1946. 2350 SHEFFIELD FEDERATED FARMERS. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Branch will be held In conjunction with the Farmers’ Union ON MONDAY. MAY 6th, at 8 P.M., in the Hall Supper-room, Sheffield. -B. A. JENKINS, Secretary. - 2388 M.U.. 1.0.0. F. 1896 LOYAL SISTER PEARCE 1946 LODGE, No. 7601. 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. 61d or ex-members of the above Lodge, please ring 22-182, or contact the Secretary re. Golden Jubilee Celebrations, as soon as possible.—(Mrs) D. A. Smart, 200 Edgeware rd.. CHRISTCHURCH. Christchurch amateur boxing AND SPORTS CLUB (Inc,). FOR 1946 season it will be necessary for all members and intending members to become financial by Wednesday, May 15th, if they wish to obtain season tickets. The membership list will definitely close on this date. E. D. BENNETT, Hon. Secretary. 4613 OPENING SHORTLY. A New and Used Furniture Store. Down 10 steps and save 10 per cent. THE TRIANGLE FURNITURE CO. (opp. Ashby, Bergh's). Good selection Modern Furniture in Oak and Beech, also Linos., Carpets, Runners, etc., at lower prices. The Triangle—next Petersen’s—High at. 2251 GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of my intention to issue at the expiry of three weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, A COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 265369 cn the life of John Alexander Mackie, formerly of Templeton, but now of Lauriston, which is declared to have been destroyed. J. W. MACDONALD, Commissioner. Wellington, April 27, 1946. XIIB

S' A Oxford. MIDLAND BUS. WAIKUKU BEACH SERVICE. From and including Sunday. May 11. 1946. the 10.08 a.m. bua on Sunday, from Christchurch to waikuku Beach will Not run, until further notice. AMBERLEY RACES. SATURDAY. MAY 11th. Buses will leeve from Midlend Bus Station, 31 Lichfield S^ n 't h 8 .' S< RiiSl till 9 0 c m., aa required for the Race course. Amberley, on the above date. Tickets now available from our Ticket Uin ta England to Sir Andrew RuaaeU. would any taterestedCheltonlancommunicete with him at Tunanul. Hastings NEVILLE ACKROYD. B.D.S. of New Zealand), DENTAL SURGEON. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE that he has TAKEN OVER THE PRACTICE OF MR J. F. LEWERS. 699 COLOMBO STREET (Near Kincaids.) THONE 41-OM Sl4» CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST. Sufferers from Functional and Nervoua disorders, and lack ol sell confidence treated by psychological methods. KENNETH DE COURCY LOW. For appointment ring 46-034. C. MEREDITH NICHOLAS. (late lecturer Army and Government - Chiropody Schools). Ground Floor. NX. Insurance Co. Bld». 90 HEREFORD St. (opp. New Poet Offic4). •PHONE 31-491. itAWARfikN-WAIKARI YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB PLOUGHING MATCH. Come and see North Canterbun’a young Tractor Ploughmen at work on O'Carroll a Estate. "Woodgrove." Hawarden. MONDAY. MAY 6th. Large entries Light Luncheon cm ground. Sheaf Toaaing and Weight Guessing. P. EARL, President. D. A. BLACK. Secretary. IN THE ESTATE of HANNIBAL FRANK GARRICK, late of Christchurch. Gentleman. deceased. IT IS REQUESTED that the accounts owing by the above-named deceased be forthwith rendered In’ duplicate to the undersigned duly certified as due and owing at date of death, namely. March 27, 194 RAYMOND STRINGER and CO., Solicitors for the Estate. 80 Hereford street. Chrtetchurch.

GAYS’ OAMARU STQNE COMPANY. THAMES STREET. OAMARU. •Phone 1347. ’Phone 1346. OAMARU STONE IS NOW AVAILABLE IN ANY QUANTITY, Large or Small, from our Quarries, ready for building. Depth Ulin, Width sin—l/llj per cubic foot at Oatnaru. Length 2ft bin. Width 6in—l/11 per cubic foot at Oamaru; Width Bin—l/104* per cubic foot at Oamaru; Width lOin—l/101 per cubic foot at Oamaru; Width Izln—l/10 per cubic foot at Oamaru: Width Kin—l/10 per cubic foot at Oamaru. Delivered in in limited quantities without permit. Here is your opportunity to put up your own buildings for everlasting job. unaffected by Borer. Approximately 20 cubic feet to a ton. Freight, Oamaru to Christchurch. 17/4 a ton. 22 TO MILK PRODUCERS AND VENDORS. Milk Cooling Equipment now available. We can supply, for immediate delivery, the latest type of Milk Cooling Equipment Plants have a capacity ranging from 15 gallons per hour up to 150 gallons per hour. These plants are Installed complete with aerator, tube, and brackets for aerator stands and* thermostatic valves. Heat exchanges, liquid shut-off valve, and necessary pipe and fittings. The Refrigeration is supplied by a "McAlpine Condensing Unit specially designed tor the purpose. Write, or connult us for further information. MAX MILLS, LTD., Distributors of McAlpine Refrigeration, also Agents for Refrigeration Specialties. Ltd., Auckland. 28 VICTORIA STREET, STATE ADVANCES CORPORATION Ofr NEW ZEALAND. GARAGE SITES AND VACANT AREAS ADJOINING STATE HOUSE BLOCKS. THE FOLLOWING LIST shows the vacant areas in Housing subdivisions:— Dobson street. Spreydon. Achilles street, Shirley. Peverel street. Riccarton. Bray street. Woolston. Sewell street. Dallington. Armstrong avenue. St. Martins. Galbraith avenue. Dallington. Otara street. Fendaltoo. Swanns road, Richmond. J ollie street and Thomas street. TWi wood. Kain avenue and Wairarapa road, Bryndwr. Riley crescent, Woolston. The Corporation is prepared to accept offers for renting any of the above areas ph a yearly tenancy. Applications should be made to the Branch Manager, State Advances Corporation of New Zealand. Christchurch. 2204 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. TO CREDITORS. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Christchurch on or before the 6th day of June. 1946. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details. and must be certified as follows: I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” ESTATES. CHRISTINA MARGARET ELLEN COCK--I#te of Christchurch, Nurse, died 17.4.46. MARY MATILDA GREEN, late of Christchurch. Widow, died 16.4.46. ALBERT HENRY JENKIN, late of Christchurch. Retired Warehouse Manager, died 1.1.45. EVA JOHNSTON, late of Christchurch, Widow, died 8.4.46. ALBERT MORRIS, late of Christchurch, Labourer, died 24.4.45. MARGARET ELLEN PLUMRIDGE, Ute Of Christchurch. Widow, died 24.4.46. MARGARET SAVAGE, late of Christchurch, Widow, died 18.4.46. MARY ANN HEPHZIBAH VIRTUE, late of Christchurch, Widow, died 22.4.46. FREDERICK WELLINGTON. late of . Christchurch, Retired Railway Employee, died 9.4.46. F. T. CARSON District Public'Trustee for Christchurch. 3rd May. 1946. 2259

2 N2. DIV. CAV. REGIMENT. It is intended to form an Association of ex-members of the aboveT Regiment. All members resident in Canterbury Province are asked to 'forward their names and present addresses (within 7 days), together with any suggestions for the formation of such an Association, and the holding of a reunion at some central point, to H. H. Rattray, Box 901, Ch .Ch. CANTERBURY, WESTLAND, NELSON, AND MARLBOROUGH CLOTHING TRADES' UNION. THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the above Union will be held in the Trades Hall, Gloucester street, ON MONDAY, A T 7130 PM discus ® claims for new Clothing Trades, Fur Workers, and Glove Workers’ Awards. To appoint Assessors for Fur Trade and Glove Workers’ Disputes. General. All members are urged to attexfd. J. ROBERTS, Secretary. ___________ 2183 NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY LYTTELTON ELECTORATE. APPLICATIONS are invited from financfol members of the Party for nomination as National Party candidate for the Lyttelton Electorate. Form of nomination and full particulars may be obtained at the National Party Office, 2nd floor, Wardell's Bldg., 164 Cashel street, Christchurch. Nominations close with the Secretary of the Electorate Committee at the above address, or P.O. Box 721, Christchurch, at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 17th, 1946. A. K. DYNE, Chairman. L. ARMSTRONG, Organising-Secretary. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. FENDALTON ELECTORATE. Applications are Invited from financial members of the Party for nomination as National Party Candidate for the Fendalton Electorate. Form for nomination and full particulars may be obtained at the National Party Office, 2nd floor, Wardell's Building, 164 Cashel street, Christchurch. Nominations close with the Secretary at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 15th MAY, 1946. H. A. C. NORTH. Chairman. S. C. P. NICHOLLS, Acting WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSN. EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE ~ .?o r J . 1 9 1 E stud Y 0( "RELIGIONS OF INDIA will be held /on Monday next, May 6th, at 8 p.m„ in Room 43, Canterbury College. WOMEN Especially are invited to the class on “INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS." Tuesday afternoon next, May 7th, at 2.30 p.m.. Room 20. Trades Hall. On Wednesday evening, at 8 p.m., "DOCUMENTARY FILMSwiII be shown to .the BIOLOGY Class in the Biological Lecture Room, Canterbury College. The ESPERANTO Clsss will meet in Room 43, on Wednesday, at 8 p.m., Canterbury College. Everyone is invited to these classes. * An informed mind is man's richest possession. 2266

Made the VaUXI-lall churchill tank -• M yBL'. ■■ designed and produced it in exactly one year That's one reason why we can't give you aa many Vauxhall cars —as ' ' soon — B9 we ' d like. Because in 1939, the Vauxhall Organisation - made a complete, clean-cut break from peace to war with the ripping-out of existing assembly lines, the installation of new machinery and other drastic changes ~ their P r ° bl£ m of reconversion to fu ll peacetime production is gigantic. ’ The first postwar Vauxhalls will BEDFORD TRUCKS, TOO are coming. Your turn There’s a sturdy British Bedford for every commercial meantime vomnrenSS need, dependable in performance economical to Vauxhall ’ enlist run. These new improved Bedfords will soon be here, aj d of your DeXr -?-e 1 givmg you better value than ever before. k, ylu Models: 6 cwts. to 5 tons: Also the Bedford Bus Chassis, skilful service in every way. GENERAL MOTORS NEW ZEALAND LIMITED N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD., Horwell, Osborn, Mcßeath Ltd., Timaru. CHRISTCHURCH. . - ... - . . .. . . Brown, Walters & Co. Ltd., Greymoutn. Smallbone Bros. Ltd., Ashburton. ’ 7 Jas. E. Thomas Ltd., Geraldine. Betts’ Motors Ltd., Westport.