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PUBLIC NOTICES APPRECIATION of THANKS t» Neighbours and Friends for their Kindest Thoughts, Flowers, etc., rendered to my wife while in hospital. Signed, P. C. PILET. NORTH CANTERBURY RESIDENTS I am now operating a Firewood Sawbench. Moderate rates, prompt attention. Ring or write:— S. ADAM, AMBERLEY. 2232 WHITEHOUSE, Selwyn, WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAYS till further notice. Open Saturdays and Sundays. 3547 ANZAC DAY, 1953. A Parade and Service will be held in the SEFTON PUBLIC HALL, commencing at 2 p.m. Speaker: MR R. SPIERS, of Christchurch. M. R. CROFT, Hon. Secretary, to Sefton R.S.A. ■3803 THOMPSON RELIEF FUND. .THOMPSON RELIEF FUND. THOMPSON RELIEF FUND. DONATIONS are invtied for the Relief of Mr S. Thompson, whose house was damaged in the gale last Saturday, and has to be demolished. Please send your donation te the RED CROSS, 105 Cashel street. 3551 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. SHORT COURSE IN WOOLCLASSING. Enrolments are invited for a short course in Woolclassing, to be held from May 26 to August 14, 1953. This course consists of 12 weeks’ instruction, covering wool growth and classification. A thorough practical grounding in wool sorting and classing, with particular emphasis on handling farm clips, is given. For further particulars apply to H. G. HUNT, Registrar, Lincoln College, Christchurch. 2039 KdWAI“COUNfY~COUNCIL. ROAD CLOSED. Portion Sefton-Saltwater Creek Highway will be closed from MONDAY, 20th April, until further notice pending bridge repairs at Stringers. Detour signs erected. J. E. TINNOCK, County Clerk. *5323 KOWAI BUSH ANZAC SERVICE. A SERVICE will be held in the KOWAI BUSH HALL at 11 A.M. on ANZAC DAY to be followed by the unveiling of the name of the late Pilot-Officer E. W. Qox on the War Memorial. The public are invited to be 16 MM. FILM EVENING AT TRADES HALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, AT 8 P.M. BACTERIOLOGICAL WARFARE IN CHINA. Just released by the Censor. Canterbury District, N.Z. Peace Council. ‘ ■331 IMPORTANT TO MOTORISTS! All makes, especially late model English cars./ They all require "UNDERSEAL” genuine “RUBBERISED" Coating. Prevents Rust, Stone Damage, Dust, and Drumming. Eliminates road noise. Enjoy. the Rubber Cushioned Ride. Save Depreciation. Make an appointment with us to have this work done at— BATEMAN’S GARAGE, 153 Worcester street. D.T.C. ASHBURTON LICENSING TRUST. . SCOTCH WHISKY. KING GEORGE 32/6 LONG JOHN 32/6 MORTONS 32/6 AMBASSADOR 32/6 AMBASSADOR DE LUXE 32/6 BELLS 32/6 HOLTS BUFF LABEL 32/6 £lB per Case. PINTS: HOLTS BUFF LABEL 18/6

NOTICE TQ ADVERTISERS. "THE PRESS” wiU not be published on Saturday, AprU 25th, Anzac Day. Advertisements usually appearing in our Saturday’s issue will be published on Friday next, April 24th. Advertising copy for this issue should reach this office as early as possible. F.P.T.C. JOINT FAMILY HOMES ACT 1950. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned person has by application enumerated below, applied under the Joint Family Hornes Act, 1950, to register as (a) joint family home the land situated and described as shown after the name of the said applicant; and that the land will be registered accordingly unless (a) caveat forbidding the granting of the application is lodged with me under that Act at the District Land Registry Office at Christchurch before the 18th dajr of July, 1953, by some person claiming either to be (a) creditor of the applicant or to have some estate or interest in the said land. No. 1767— LEONARD BLOGG, of 385 A Papanui road, Christchurch, Confectioner. Lot 2 on Deposited Plan No. 12237 and Lot 3 on Deposited Plan No. 14843, part of Rural Section 135, situated in the City of Christchurch, containing 1 rood 13-6/10ths perches, and being all the land in Certificate of Title, volume 532, folio 6. DATED this 16th day of April, 1953; R. M. MONTEATH. Assistant Land Registrar, Canterbury District. 1 5412 CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACT, 1933. AN ORDINARY ELECTION of Members of the Council of Canterbury University College will be held cn Monday, the Ist day of June, 1953. The respective classes of electors entitled to vote and the number of candidates for whom each class is entitled to vote, are as follows: PARLIAMENTARY ROLL: One Candidate. CANTERBURY DISTRICT COURT OF CONVOCATION ROLL: Two Candidates. CANTERBURY TEACHERS’ ELECTORAL ROLL. One Candidate. CANTERBURY SCHOOL COMMITTEES’ ELECTORAL ROLL: One Candidate. The total number of candidates to be elected is FIVE. •

NOMINATIONS CLOSE with the Returning Officer, Canterbury University College, at NOON on Monday, May 11, 1953. (Nomination papers may be obtalS.e^,at Registrar’s Office.) CLAIMS FOR ENROLMENT will close at 5 p.m. on Monday, May 4, 1953. The Electoral Rolls may be inspected at the Registrar’s Office during office hours. (Change of address should be notified to the Returning Officer.) The retiring'members, who are eligible for re-election are as follows: Roll*)' ®®*R* (Parliamentary Mr D. W. Bain and Mr E. B. E. Taylor (Court of Convocation Roll). Mr D. Mackay (Teachers’ Roll). Mr S. J. Irwin (School Committees’ Roll). Each candidate may supply with his or her nomination a short statement, which the College >yill print and send out with tlje voting papers. Details of the procedurernay be obtained from the Returning Officer. JAMES LOGIE. * Returning Officer.339s TTJidland'Rus SIGHTSEEING TOURS. CITY AND SUBURBAN TOUR. 10 a.m. Daily. Fare, 5/-. NORTHERN SUMMIT ROAD. Glorious views of City, Plains. Mountains. Harbour and Hills. 2 p.nj. Daily. Fare, 6/-. SOUTHERN SUMMIT ROAD. 2 p.m. Daily. Fare, 7/-. leave &om GODLEY STAxUE, Cathedral square. Reservation not necessary. Tickets from driver. MIDLAND MOTORWAYS SERyiCES, Bus Station: 31 Lichfield street. ’Phone 40-110.9410 OCEAN PASSAGES TO BRITAIN, INDIA, AFRICA, FAR EAST TO BRITAIN, INDIA, AFRICA, FAR EAST Impartial advice on every Line. Book now for 1954. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE. 377 Manchester street, CHRISTCHURCH.