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SKATING 2818 CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DRAMA SOCIETY THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS Produced by HAROLD POINTER SHELLEY THEATRE - - JUNE 3-10 Booking 3s, at D.1.C., opens Tuesday. 2956 PUBLIC NOTICES ST. JOHN’S METHODIST CHURCH, BRYNDWR. The Opening of the Peace Memorial Hall of the above Church will take place at 2.30 p.m. next SUNDAY, 28th MAY. All welcome. X 7417 EMPIRE COMMEMORATION. ANNUAL SERVICE, AT CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. SUNDAY', 28th 1 MAY, 2.30 P.M. To be conducted by the Dean, assisted by the Archdeacon of Manchester, the Rev. S C. Francis (Presbyterian Church), and the Rev. A. F. Collins (Methodist Church). Preacher: the Bishop of GoulJ le Rev - E. W. Burgmann. Public (without reserves), to enter early by North and South Doors. All people to be seated by 2.20 p.m., as the service will be broadcast. 145 “YOUTH FOR CHRIST.” JUNE 3rd. There will be NO RALLY. However, Let your thrill in Christ be Known and Shown. 2344 KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. A P. UBLIC MEETING is to be held in Setton, on WEDNESDAY. 31st MAY, 1950, at 8 p.m. Business: To consider County Celebrations in connexmn with the Canterbury Centennial.— G. A. McLEAN, Chairman. 9334 MALVERN COUNTY. PROVINCIAL CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. Public Meetings, sponsored by the Malvern County Council, will be held as under to discuss local Provincial Centennial Celebrations:—

KIRWEE. COURTENAY, AND AYLESBURY DISTRICT: MONDAY. Ist JUNE. 1950. in the A and P. Hail, Klrwee, AT 8 P.M. Coveners: Mr M. E. Jenkins and Mrs B. C. H. Bedford. SHEFFIELD. ANNAT. AND WADDINGTON DISTRICTS' MONDAY, Ist JUNE. 1950, in the A. and P. Rooms. Sheffield, AT 3 P.M Conveners: Messrs T. L. Jenkins, H. O. Judd, and H C. Townshend. JAMES DEANS. County Chairman. _2780 MEMBFRS ERB f U ?? DRIVERS’ UNION.' . of the above Union are reMFTTTNr °m a i ten ? J he QUARTERLY to be held in the TRADES §A^3IS IO^A e Y‘ er at WEDNE SBUSINESS: Minutes of previous Meeting. General. n ~ SPECIAL NOTICE: MR F. P. WALSH will speak for the MD FEDERATION OF LABOUR. MR BAKNE S will *Peak for the GRADES UNION CONGRESS AA/ o E , I ;k ESMERE MEMBERS. ' BUS will depart from • SOUTHBRIDGE 6.45 p.m., LEESTON 655 p.m., DOYLESTON 7 p.m., SPRINGSTON 1 ’rrPxT P n I )>A LINCOLN 7-15 p.m., PREBBLE- 1 IUIS 720 p.m., and will return through these districts after the meeting i n£J2PTH CANTERBURY MEMBERS. MIDLAND BUS will leave OXFORD 6 1 p.m., RANGIORA 6.45 p.m., WOODEND < 6.a2 p.m., KAIAPOI 7.02 p.m., BELFAST t 7.10 p.m., and will return through these * Districts after the meeting. c THESE BUSES ARE FREE TO MEMBERS OF THE CANTERBURY DRIVERS’ UNION ONLY. A. W. PETERSON. President. 'x E. PURCELL. Secretary. 2960 / IGGO’S Corn Solvent for quick relief is 6d bottle. Iggo’s, 105 Cashel st. X 6224 J