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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26026, 1 February 1950, Page 1

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BOOKS USEFUL BOOKS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. Robert Bain—CLANS AND TARTANS OF SCOTLAND. The history of 118 clans, their Septs and Dependants. With 130 illustrations of tartans faithfully reproduced in colour. 11/3. Bishop—lol AMUSEMENTS FOR Problems, games, puzzles. 6/3 OFFICIAL RULES OF CARD GAMES. Hoyle up-to-date. All arguments settled- 1/9ART OF DEBATING. 40 subjects suitable for debate with detailed arguments Pro and Con. 2/2. By Culbertson—CONTßACT BRIDGE SELF-TEACHER. Bidding and play simplified so that anyone can now learn expert methods easily and quickly. 6/3. -Neeco” 700 RECOMMENDED RECIPES A handy book for “Neeco” users. 6/6 G b. Woolley—A PRACTICAL RECIPE BOOK. The most concise and up-to-date handbook for the baking trade published in New Zealand. 21/-. YOUR DREAMS AND YOUR HOROSCOPE. 25,000 interpretations. Your guide for success every day of the year. 6/Mrs Beeton—HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT. 1680 pages on concentrated wisdom. With nearly 700 illustrations. 44/-. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LIMITED. BOOKSELLERS. PRINTERS. AND STATIONERS. CHRISTCHURCH, and P. W. HUTTON and CO., TTMARU.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MRS C. M. MACKAY and Family desire to Thank all kind friends and relations for floral tributes, letters, telegrams, and Personal messages of sympathy in the sad toss of their beloved son and brother, Peter, at Chertsey. THE Wife and Family of the late Henry James Powell wish to express their sincere Thanks for all messages, letters, telet»ms, floral tributes, and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Wm. Bates, doctors and nurses of the Christchurch Hospital. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement.

DRESSMAKING. TAILORING, ETC. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, CM.L Buildings. 66 Cathedral sq. THE School will be Open for Enrolments on Ist February from 10 A.M. Classes Commence on FEBRUARY 6th. M. D. TURNER, Principal. 2613 PARIS SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, Rooms 16-17, Regent Theatre Buildings, Cathedral square. THE above School will reopen for day classes on February Ist: evening classes on February 13th. 2 MISS C. M. CROY (PrlnciP x 7 022 “PARAGON” SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, 200 Manchester street, above Hames Motors. Classes resume MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. New students may enrol at the school every afternoon, or at 307 Worcester street, mornings and evenings of this week. —V. McNIE, PrincipaL s76 ADVERTISEMENT LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL D °G REGISTRATION FEES. 1950. Pur’J’ant to Section 8 of “The Dog RegistraAct, 1908.” notice is hereby given the fees for registration of dogs in “je Borough of Lyttelton are due and Peyable at the Council Office, Oxford St.. lt°n. Fees have been fixed as fols:—(a> For each dog kept solely for r* e _P Ur P<>se of herding sheep or cattle, ir, (b) for any other purpose, 10s. pursuant to “The Dog Registration amendment Act, 1937,” an additional of O ne shilling will be made for SSL dog registered for the supply of ®eqy for the preV ention of hydatid ouease.— J. THOMPSON, Town Clerk. ; — 9114