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FUNERAL NOTICES RICKETTS—The Funeral of the late William Charles Ricketts will leave the Chapel of J. Lamb and Son, 234 Lichfield street, on Monday, at 11 a.m., for service in the Crematorium Chapel. J. Lamb and Son. ROUND—The Funeral of the late Bestrice Mabel Round will leave the Chapel of J. Lamb and Son, 234 Lichfield street, on Monday, at 2.45 p.m. for service in the Crematorium Chapel. J. Lamb and Son. GORDON—The Funeral of the late Daisy Eileen Gordon will leave McCormack's Bay, Sumner road. Mount Pleasant, This Day (Saturday), at 8.35 a.m., for the Catholic Cathedral. Requiem Mass 9 a.m.. and thence to Sydenham Cemetery. Lamb and Hayward. Ltd. COTTON—The Funeral of the late Catherine Elizabeth Cotton will leave Lamb and Hayward’s Chapel, 292 Cashel street. This Day (Saturday), at 11 a.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. Lamb and Hayward. Ltd. MANDER—The Funeral of the late Beryl Joan Mander will leave the residence of her brother, 18 Henley street, St. Albans, To-day (Saturday), July 17, after service commencing at 10.30 a.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. John Rhind. TUTTON—The Funeral of the late Frederick Adolphus Tutton will leave G. Barrell and Sons’ Chapel, 225 Durham street, on Monday, at 2 p.m., for the Canterbury Crematorium. Requiem at All Saints Church, Prebbleton, at 10 a.m. G. Barrell and Sons, Ltd. FUNERAL DIRECTORS G. BARRELL AND SONS. LTD. FUNERAL FURNISHERS CORNER DURHAM and ST. ASAPH STS. CHAPEL SERVICE FREE_. MAIN OFFICE. 221 DURHAM STREET. TELEPHONE 30-203. 82009 LAMB AND HAYWARD, LTD.. 292 CASHEL STREET ’PHONE 34-722 A. H. MARKER, Managing Director. L 1749 GEORGE DICKINSON and SONS. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. LATIMER SQUARE. CHCH. Cremations Arranged. ’Phone 33-554. (Night or Day) DI74T J. LAMB AND SON Established 1878 234 LICHFIELD STREET ’Phone 33-504 D. M. Lamb. E. H. Heatley, j Director. Manager. JOHN RHIND 19 LONDON STREET Near Cnr. Fealey ave. and Fitzgerald ave. ’PHONE 36-174. F 1748 PERRY S FLORAL STUDIO - Superfine Cut Flowers Fresh Daily from our Nursery Gardens Unusual and Exclusive Blooms from our Tropical Glasshouse ensure Individuality . in all Floral Tributes, r Personal Supervision Over All Wedding 1 Orders Thone: Manual 74225. Private 23-495. t Two Shops: 219 Papanui road, also McKenzie s, High Street Arcade. T.C.

PUBLIC NOTICES EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. H ELECTION TO BE HELD ON JULY 21st. 1948. JULY 21st. 1948. MBWF .. JR MRS DOH oTHEA MRS DOROTHEA MRS DOROTHEA MARIE SULLIVAN, ■ MARIE SULLIVAN. MARIE SULLIVAN, •W Candidate for the H - Middle Ward. VOTE for the Woman with the Courage. Vision, and Initiative to represent the Middle Ward on the Education Board. 2U9 CANTERBURY AERO CLUB (Inc.) M3EMBERS ARE REMINDED of th« DANCE AT THE CLUBHOUSE. HAREWOOD, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. , —Also— e Of the MASS CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT AT 2 P.M. ON SUNDAY. JULY 18th, as per published programme. Please book your aircraft at the Flight Office immediately. W. A. HOPKINS!, Club Captain. ROUND TABLE. ©Five Speakers Discuss: CONSCRIPTION? “SHOUTING” IN HOTELS? CAN LABOUR BE KEPT IN? SOCIALISM OR BUREAUCRACY? • UNITY CENTRE, 143 Worcester street. i TO-MORROW, AT 8 P.M. Warm Hall. Drs. Oppenheimer and Urey, Atomic Physicists, predict that in the first atomic • attack on U.S.A., 25 million adults and - 15 million children will perish. SOLE DEFENCE IS A DISPERSAL OF POPU- ' LATION FROM TOWNS, leaving only 1000 persons per square mile. ("Science r SUNDAY SERVICES Salvation Army "THE CITADEL,’' Victoria square. Sunday Services. 1 11 am., 3 p.m., 7 p.m. 11 a.m.: Broadcast Service Station 3YA. p.m.: Instructive Address on "Prophecy" by Brother peter Rive. 7 pan,: Bright Salvation Meeting. Thursday, 2.15 p.m.: Home League (all ladies invited). Tfcurs- , day, 7.45 p.m.: Central Holiness Meeting. ' Fridav, 8 p.m.: Bible Discussion Group. J For the Young People. Sunday. 10 am. and 2 p.m. Monday, 8 p.m.: Torchbearerf (15 years and over). Tuesday. 7 pm.: Boys Legion. Wednesday. 7 p.m.: Girl Guards. Friday, 6.30 p.m.: Public Junior Meeting. You are invited. Senior Captain and Mrs E. K. Baker (Corps Officers). SlO3 , THE SALVATION ARMY. LIWOTB

CORPS—Citadel. Fitzgerald avenue. Services This Sunday, at 7-30 a.m., 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. A warm building and a warm welcome. Diamond Jubilee Celebrations commencing next Sat., July 24, 2 p.m. 2279 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS THE SALVATION ARMY RANGIORA 64 Years of Service 64 Join us at the S.A. HALL. BAND PROGRAMME, SAT., 17, 7.45 P.M. CHCH. CITY SA. BAND The Leading South Island Band Assisted by Talented Chch. Artists. ADMISSION Is. SPECIAL MEETINGS— Sunday—ll a.m. Sunday—6.3o p.m. Monday—7.3o p.m. MAJOR (Padre) HARRY GOFFIN LEADING. U.S.A. IN BIBLE PROPHECY. U.S.A. IN BIBLE PROPHECY. Is there any Biblical significance in ' U.S.A.’s remarkably rapid rise to a first-class Power? The Bible predicts its very close alliance with a major European Power —ls this alliance even now being formed? Will this friendship strengthen and help to unite the religious forces of to-morrow? PAPANUI R.S.A. HALL—SUNDAY, PAPANUI R.S.A. HALL—SUNDAY, 7 P.M. The present series of Bible lectures is almost finished—this will be one of your last opportunities to join the satisfied crowds who listen to Pastor Mitchell every Sunday night. (Country residents and city people unable to attend on Sunday night can obtain free reading matter on this and any previous lectures by sending name and address to Box 1231. Christchurch.) 2049 "HUMAN PROGRESS AND THE PERIODIC CYCLE." Historical and jd Individual Approaches. Public Lecture by ✓'XX * MR NOEL S. JENKIN //THEOSOPHICAL HALL 1 1 Xrjfc ■ * 267 Cambridge terrace & B * (Near Manchester street l V Bridge) SUNDAY. 7 P.M. I ALL WELCOME. -CN T4Q3