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PUBLIC NOTICES CUTTING PLANT in the PREBBLETON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. L. H. HOFF. Prebbleton. • | 1104 JUMBLE SALE, DICKENS ST. HALL, ADDINGTON. Th Aid Sutherland’s Basketball Club. I COMMENCING 1.30 P.M. SATURDAY. X 1623 I HAVE reason to believe that I am being slandered. Will anyone who has information concerning this please see me. CHAS. W. ALLEN o (Late Gas Works Employee), 54 Gresford street, St. Albans.Xl446 CELTIC SOCCER CLUB. OPENING PRACTICE, NORTH HAGLEY PARK, TO-DAY. 2 O’CLOCK. Good Muster Requested. New Members Cordially Welcome. CHRISTCHURCH FOOTBALL' CLUB. OPENING DAY FOR ALL GRADES. SATURDAY, MARCH 20th, at 2 PJML HAGLEY PARK INSIDE ARMAGH STREET GATES. ALL MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT. J. E. B. KERR, Hon. Secretary. 9777 On and after Wednesday, March 24, 1948, the Offices of the Department of Labour and Employment will be situated in the Majestic Theatre Building, cnr. Manchester and Lichfield streets. The telephone numbers will not be altered meantime. s. e. mcgregor, District Superintendent. 2492 COUNTRY BUILDING SERVICE. ALLEN F. BOYCE Builder and General Contractor, caters for COUNTRY RESIDENTS ONLY. Let me quote you for any work you require doing, be they hay barns, woo! sheds, sheep yards, sheep dips, septic tanks, additions to your home, painting, paperhanging, glazing, modern dairies, general plumbing, drainlaying, and general repairs. Reasonable rates and good workmanship. , , Inquiries to 94 'Matheson’s road, Lto- ■ wood, or *ring 31-899. , 9404 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. A DEMONSTRATION of overhead Irrigation Equipment will be given bn the Lin- ; coin College Farm at 3 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th. All farmers, orchardists, market' gardeners and others inter- ; ested are invited t*o attend. E. R. HUDSON, > Director. ; 9821 1 A MODERN SOCIAL CATECHISM (12). Q. AND HOW MUST WE WORK? A. BY MEANS CONSONANT WITH t ENDS. Just as it is foolish to try to create a more intelligent, just, and humane world by stupid, unjust, and cruel means, so is it equally unreasonable to try to create a peaceful world

through war. » AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT" SOCIETY , (Inc. in Australia.) IT is the intention of the Society on or after the 20th day of April next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. . 1436440 on the life of GORDON ALLAN WELLS, whlfch policy is declared to have been lost. Wellington, March 19, 1948. . L. G. KREFFT, 1 Manager for New Zealand .(Industrial Dept.). t EYRE COUNTY COUNCIL. BALANCE-SHEET FOR YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 1947. * PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that 1 copies of the Balance-sheet of the Eyre . County Fund Account for the year ended J March 31, 1947, are available for Public Inspection during office hours at the - County Office, Ohoka. A Copy of this Balance-sheet will be forwarded free of charge to any I Engineer-Clerk. f, Ohokk, March 18, 1948.2549 1 SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY 4 TUESDAY, the 30th day of March, 1945, will be observed as a Special Bank Hoii- . day in our Offices throughout New Zea- ” land. } NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. t COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. s BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. ’ UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMIIt ted. BANK QF NEW SOUTH WALES. 5 BANK OF AUSTRALASIA.249I CHRISTCHURCH METROPOLITAN ’• MILK BOARD. { ANNUAL BALANCE-SHEET AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. o IT IS HEREBY publicly notified that the Balance-Sheet and Statement of Accounts of the Christchurch Metropolitan Milk Board for the year ended 31st of March, „ 1946, will be open for Inspection at the offices of the Christchurch City Council, .* 194 Manchester street, between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 pjn., Mondays to 1+ Fridays inclusive, for a period of 30 days IX from this date. H. S. FEAST, *• Secretary-Treasurer. lX Christchurch, March 6th, 1948. < 2068 lt N.S.W.-SYDNEY AIR TOUR. GREAT OPPORTUNITY VISIT lt AUSTRALIA. l- Tour “Kangaroo” April 21 to May 12, covers all Sydney, Blue Mountains, Jenolan Caves, Newcastle, Bathurst, Central Tablelands, Harbour Cruises, River Excursions. Luxury travel Buick Limousines. Three weeks’ sunshine, shopping, sightseeing. Ample free time to visit friends, attend to business. First-class Hotel accommodation and return passages assured. All s ; inclusive cost £ll4 Auckland Return. Paj--n ticulars and reservations from: Mitchells International Tours, Box 412, Dunedin. Telegrams: “LANSEAIR.” 2731

NEW ZEALAND EX-SERVICEMEN’S BUSINESS ASSOCIATION (Inc.). APPLICATIONS for enrolment are invited from all ex-servicemen eligible for membership in the New Zealand ExServicemen’s Business Association (Inc.). The objects are to assist members in all matters affecting their rehabilitation or establishment in business and a wide range of contingencies is covered by the constitution. In particular, special attention is being paid to the promotion of trade between ex-servicemen who are in business on their own account, the number so engaged in New Zealand being estimated to exceed. 10 000. Branches will be formed irt each town. An exservicemen’s Trade Directory is now in course of preparation, and for inclusion in this early application is essential. Full particulars, including the first bulletin of the association, obtainable on request to the Secretary, N.Z. Ex-Servicemen’s Business Association (Inc./, Box 221, Aucklarfd. Annual subscription: Executive members, £2 2s; Associate members, £1 15.2328 RETAIL SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF MOTOR SPIRIT. W. C. MINARDS, by Messrs Wilding and Acland, Barristers and Solicitors, Christchurch, has applied for a licence to resell motor spirit from three pumps to be installed outside proposed service station premises at. 416 Main South rd., Hornby, Christchurch. L. C. EVANS, 38 Wilsons rd., St. Martins, Christchurch, has applied for a licence to resell motor spirit from one pump to be installed in a yard outside garage premises at 38 Wilsons rd., St. Martins. R. DRURY, 38 Coleridge st., Sydenham, Christchurch, has applied for a licence to resell motor spirit from one pump to be installed on garage premises at 36 Coleridge st., Sydenham, Christchurch. Applicants and other persons considering themselves materially affected by decisions of Bureau of Industry on these applications should, not later than April Ist, submit any written evidence and representations they may desire to tender. All communications to be addressed to Secretary, Bureau of Industry, Box 3025, Wellington.2s77

EWE FAIR AT ALBURY “The Press” Special Service TIMARU, March 19. The dry period in South Canterbury in the last two months was reflected in the disposal of ewes and ewe lambs at the annual ewe fair at Albury to-day. The total offering of 16,000 was twice that of last year and considering the feed conditions, the condition of most drafts was better than was expected. The sale opened on the two-tooth ewes, the quality being medium with the exception of two pens. The ewe lamb offering totalled more than 2000 and once again, with the exception of an odd pen, size, condition, and quality was medium. The bulk of the yarding was made up of cast ewes, values for which dropped from 2s to 8s a head compared with last year. Some pens comprised large numbers of serviceable ewes in fair condition. Competition was very erratic in all sections, buyers being reluctant to bid vefry far on doubtful-mouthed cast ewes. Prices ranged as follows: Romney cross two-tooth ewes: best, 37s 6d to 395; medium, 33s 6d to 345; small, 221 6d to 26s 6d. Halfbred and three-quarterbred twotooth ewes: medium, 28s to 335; small, 21s to 265. Romney cross ewes lambs: best, 31s to 33s 6d; medium, 25s to 27s 6d; small, 16s to 19s. Romney cross cast ewes: best, 26s 6d to 28s; medium, 21s to 24s 6d; small, 8s 6d to 15s 6d. Halfbred and three-quarterbred cast ewes: best. 21s to 26s 6d; small to medium, 12s 6d to 18s 60.