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PUBLIC NOTICES ■ 1 IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM GASKELL (the elder), of 25 Stanley street, Christchurch, deceased. IT IS REQUESTED that any accounts due and owing in the above Estate be forwarded to the undersigned certified as due and owing at date of death, viz., 28.2.50. C. V. QUIGLEY,* Executor, 143 Hereford street, Christchurch. 2710 NATIONAL PARTY. MARLBOROUGH ELECTORATE. BRANCH ANNUAL MEETINGS will be ' held as follows: < Waiau, Monday, March 20th, at 8 p.m. Place to be advised. Kaikoura, Tuesday, March 21st, at 8 p.m., I in the R.S.A. Hall. Mr A. B. N. Roy, electorate organiser, v.ill be present. All friends and supporters are urged to attend. 7688 CHRISTCHURCH METROPOLITAN LICENSING AUTHORITY. ADDITIONAL CONTINUOUS TAXI SERVICE LICENCES. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Christchurch Metropolitan Licensing Authority proposes issuing additional licences for 20 cab authorities. Applications for these licences will be received at my office, c/o. Christchurch City Council, 194 Manchester street, until noon on Friday, 31st March, 1950. C. S. BOWIE, Acting-Secretary. Christchurch, 10th March, 1950. 2579 CHRIST’S COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION (INC.). 6th EDITION OF THE SCHOOL LIST. The Editors have pleasure in announcing that the List will be published at the end of June. This volume, which will comprise about 820 pages, will contain a complete history of the first hundred years of the School, records and results of all games and other activities, as well as the biographical list of the 5910 pupils who have attended. It is realised that many interested persons in addition to parents and members of the Association would like to obtain apples. ▼ Pre-publication orders are being taken now at 30s per copy, postage and packing Is 9d extra. Those who wish to obtain a copy, please send orders and cheques to the Secretary, C.C.0.8.A. (Inc.), P.O. Box 228, 96 Hereford street, Christchurch. 7451 SELFRIDGES (AUSTRALASIA), LTD. The Directors of Selfridges (Australasia), Ltd., wish to advise shareholders that there is a probability of certain action being taken in the near future which should enhance materially the value of the shares in that Company. Accordingly members are advised not to dispose of their shares. For and on behalf of the Board, J. W. AUSTIN, Chairman. Sydney, 16th March, 1950. 2927 ASHLEY RABBIT DISTRICT. RATEPAYERS’ LIST. PURSUANT to Section 43 of the “Rabbit Nuisance Act. 1928,” PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Ratepayers’ List for the Ashley Rabbit District is deposited at the Magistrate’s Court, Rangiora, and may be inspected without fee until the 14th April, 1950. Any person who considers himself aggrieved by reason of the insertion or incorrectness of any matter in the Ratepayers’ List may object by lodging with the Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court, Rangiora, not later than three days before the date fixed for such hearing an objection in writing setting forth the grounds of such objection. The days and hours of attendance of the Registrar at Rangiora are: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. The date fixed for hearing objections is Wednesday, 26th April, 1950. J. M. FINLAY, Loburn, 16/3/1950. • Interim Secretary. 2048 EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY INSURANCE. In accordance with Section 13 (2) of the Workers’ Compensation Amendment Act, 1947, every employer is required to deliver, not later than the 30th April, 1950, to the State Fire Insurance General Manager, a statement in the prescribed form showing:— (a) The amount of wages paid during the year ending on 31st March, 1950, to workers employed by him. (b) An estimate of the wages which he expects to pay during the year commencing on the Ist April, 1950. (The above requirement does not apply to members of insurance associations whose members have been exempted by the Compensation Court, or to local authorities which have been exempted by the Compensation Court, or to any other employers similarly exempted.) A person who is not an employer on Ist April, 1950, but who afterwards becomes an employer, is required to deliver a Statement of Wages within 14 days of commencing to employ. The Statement of Wages should be forwarded by the employer to the Branch Office for the District of the State Fire Insurance Office.

As soon as practicable after receiving the statement, the office will send to the employer an Assessment of Premium. The premium must be paid within one month after the date of assessment. The requisite forms are available at the State Fire Offices at Christchurch, Timaru, and Greymouth, and at local Post Offices in thpse areas in which the State Fire Office is not represented by a Branch. 2739 HOTELKEEPERS PLEASE NOTE THAT SUPPLIES OF SVz-Ounce Nips, 5- Mediums, 6- Mediums, 9- Long Glasses, 10- Long Glasses, Are available for immediate delivery. Orders for Glasses to arrive will include 7-Ounce and 8-Ounce Footed Glasses. Ejirly application for all sizes advised to T. P. SHEEN, P.O. Box 642, Christchurch.,XB746 (A Card) STUART H. SUCKLING, Accountant and Taxation Consultant, announces that he has commenced the practice of his Profession in the new Caxton Press Building, 119 Victoria street, Christchurch. Telephone 31-700. 7406 CHIROPODY Painless Treatment and Immediate Relief for ALL FOOT AILMENTS. JOHN S. POULTON, M.N.A Ch (U.S.A.). M.N.Z.S.Ch. MRS 1. M. POtJLTON, M.N.Z.S.Ch. Inc., Registered Chiropodists. 272 HIGH STREET. 3 doors from Woolworths. (Homes Visited) TELEPHONE 41-124. 5551 DOUBLE SERVICE DOUBLE SATISFACTION at the NEW CITY HOTEL NEW CITY HOTEL 1. Excellent hotel accommodation. Handy to the Railway Station. Splendid table. Make your stay in Christchurch a pleasant one—stay at the New City. 2 Weil-stocked Bottle Store with BALLINS “JOHN BULL” STRING ALE “NATURAL XXXX” BEER and STOUT BALLINS BITTER BEER, SHERRIES, PORTS. WINES. COCKTAILS. ETC. Order your requirements from the NEW CITY HOTEL NEW CITY HOTEL Colombo street (near Moorhouse avenue). Telephone 31-783. J Neal. Licensee. • . T.C. DAMP WALLS AND DAMP FLOORS. CONCRETE WALLS AND CONCRETE FLOORS can be made water-tight by treating the surface with “CEMENTITE.” Concrete subject to dampness should be treated during the dry season, when the surface is usually dry. “CEMENTITE” produces a hard, non-porous surface, but does not alter the appearanoe or colour of the concrete, no “skin” is formed, nor •does the surface become slippery. “CEMENTITE” prevents- the penetration of oil, grease, or water, and is resistant to acid action. Write for leaflet on die uses of ’CEMENTITE” to RESTAR (5.1.), LTD.. P.O. i BOX 1166. 14 Bedford row. Chch T.C. PIN EX PINEX PINEX PINEX Get your supplies from REESE BROS.. LIMITED. REESE BROS. LIMITED PINEX iNSULATIxJG BOARD PINEX INSULATING BOARD “For Walls that Have No Ears.” The popuiar Insulating Board for all interior lining. AND PINEX HARDBOARD. AND PINEX HARDBOARD. REESE BROS. LIMITED. Comer St Asaph and Colombo streets, ChristchurchT.C. WANTED SHORT STORY WRITERS or those willing to learn. Write stories, articles, etc., for our Publications Yearround income. Easy occupation in your own home. Details free SHORT STORY SYNDICATE, G.P.O. Box 1662 A. Wellington. T.C.