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PUBLIC NOTICES ® A GENERAL MEETING will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 7th, in the Chamber of Commerce, at 8 p.m. Members are urged to attend as important questions will be discussed. K. DUNMILL, Hon. Secret ar N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY - SELWYN J W ELECTORATE Members arc advised Wrthat the following Annual Bianch Meetings will be held as \ .Jmil hereunder:— PAPANUI NORTH f ' f' BRANCH. Social Hall : WPMSiI (over Empire Theatrej, P.<panui—V.’ED- JRw ' . ; NESDAY, March 8, at 8 P.M. , TEMPLETON - ROLLESTON BRANCH. WA Holiest on Hall— MgOiOilfbWS THURSDAY. March 9, at 8 P.M. SHEFFIELD BRANCH, Sheffield Hall, SATURDAY, March 11, at 8 P.M. Mr J. K. McAlpine, M.P., will addresa these Meetings and members are invited to bring Friends and Supporters, 6321 MIDLAND MIDLAND Sightseeing Tours. Sightseeing Tours. leave TIVOLI THEATRE DAILY 10 a.m.—City and Suburbs. See the gardens and parks of Chr!wtchurch. 2 p.m.—Summit Road Tours. Affording glorious views of hill, sea and plain. The only SUMMIT ROAD Tours I Be sure it': the SUMMIT ROAD. Be sure it\» MIDLAND,. No reservations required. Just board at the TIVOLI. MIDLAND MOTORWAYS SERVICES LIMITED, 31 Lichfield street, Christchurch. ’Phone 40-110. T.C. THERE ARE STILL VACANCIES ON THESE INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVELY PRICED HOLIDAY TOURS . GRAND TOUR NO. 5 To Picton, Nelson, Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers. Otira Gorge. This beautifully prearranged tour of 16 days for only £4O. Departs Christchurch Mon., March 13. LAND CRUISE NO. 17— To Hermitage, Mount Cook, Queenstown, Te Anau, Eglinton Valley, Famous Milford Track. This attractive inclusively c sted tour for only £33 17s 6d. Departs Christchurch Thursday, March 16. Tours conveyed by Luxury Cruiser Coaches. AUSTRALIAN TCUR A 4 for SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW Departs March 24. Returns April 23. Inclusive cost £129. We also have a fine selection of North Island Tours. Ring or write for Information and Itineraries. Book with— N.Z. TRAVEL SERVICE, 92 Gloucester street, Christchurch. ’Phones 38-635, 35-918. T.C. [|Chmitchuikh Tkamway* j] REMOVAL OF TRAMWAY TRACKS: FENDALTON-OPAWA ROUTE. Pursuant to the provision of Clause 12 of the Second Schedule of the Tramways Act, 1908, and of Section 2 of the Christchurch Tramway District Amendment Act, 1926, as amended by the Christchurch Tramway District Amendment Act, 1932-33, Public Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Christchurch Tramway Board to apply for an Order-in Council authorising it to remove the tramlines described below and to discontinue running services by tramcars thereon. Within four weeks after the first publication of this notice, any number of persons, being not less than 5 per centum of the Ratepayers whose names are inscribed in the Ratepayers* Roll of the Christchurch Tramway District, may by writing addressed to the Christchurch Tramway Board demand that the question whether or not such Order should be applied for shall be submitted to the decision of the Ratepayers by poll to be taken within four months of the delivery of such demand. The tram tracks pre-posed to be removed are:—Route No. 9. Fendalton Line: From the intersection of Papanui road and Bealey avenue at the point indicated on the Plan L3I2A, along Bealey avenue, Carlton Mill road. Rhodes street, Hassall street, Holmwood road. Fendalton road, and Burnside road to the Terminus In Burnside road, a distance of 2 miles 12.88 chains more or less as particularly shown on Plan L3I2A. And Route No. 13, Opawa Line: From- the junction of Colombo street and Wordsworth street, at the p int indicated on the Plan L322A, along Wordsworth street, Waltham road, Shakespeare road, and Opawa road to the Terminus at Heathcote Bridge, a distance of 1 mile 60 chains more or less as more particularly shown on Plan L322A. Plans of the tramway tracks to be re'/.loved, together with a draft of the Order-in-Council to be submitted to the Governor-General for approval, are open for inspection at the Office of the Board. Cathedral square, Christchurch. J. F. FARDELL. General Manager. 7th March. 1950. 6272 DRESSMAKING, tailoring, etc. COATS, Costumes, tailored to measure, your mater’al or ours. G. W. Beck. Ladies’ 'Tailor, 148 High street, opp. Post Office , j ENGLISH Wool Gabardines. Just arrived. Fawns. Browns. Be in early. Limited quantity. Expert tailoring. Satisfaction a certainty. Paramount Tailors, 229 Manchester street, opp. Civic Theatre. 2940 LYTTELTON ADVERTISEMENTS WTD. Bov to deliver "The tral Lyttelton. Apply “Press Ofnce, Sell!' Firestone Tyre. 500 x 17. new, unused. 88 Crcssy tee., Lyttelton.