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KOWHAI FLORAL SERVICE. Dey and Night Service—Fresh Flowers Used, TASTEFUL FLORAL TRIBUTES AT SHORT NOTICE. THONE 35-417. D.T.C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS G. BARRELL and SONS, LTO, FUNERAL FURNISHERS CORNER DURHAM and ST. ASAPH STS. CHAPEL SERVICE FREE MAIN OFFICE, 221 DURHAM STREET TELEPHONE 30-203 82009 J. LAMB and SON 234 LICHFIELD STREET •PHONE 33-504 D. M. Lamb. E. H. Heatlsy. JOHN RHIND 19 LONDON STREET Near Crir. Bealey ave. and Fitzgerald ave. ’PHONE 36-174 F 1748 LAMB and HAYWARD, LTD. 292 CASHEL STREET ’PHONE 34-722 Al H. MARKER, Managing Director L 1749 PUBLIC NOTICES ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADB. UNIFORMS from Ex-Members. Apply Clothing Office. Headquarters, Peter; borough street, or 281 Weston road. 20122 RACES AT ASHBURTON. SATURDAY, 20th JUNE, 1953. Special steam heated, passenger' train leaves at 8.45 a.m. Stops at AdqjHfeton (8.50), Sockburn. Hornby (9.5) Templeton, Bumham (9.35), Rakaia (10.5) Racecourse arrive 10.30 a.m. Return train stopping at the same stations leaves Racecourse 4JO p.m., arrives Christchurch 6.10 p.m. Return fare from Christchurch 12/9d. 2285 SUNDAY, sth JULY. WINTER SPORTS EXCURSION: CHRISTCHURCH TO ARTHUR’S PASS. Special train will leave Christchurch 8 a.m., arrive Arthur’s Pass 11.30 a.m. Stops at Addington 8.10, Sockburn, Hornby, 8.20, Rolleston 8.35, Darfield 9J, Sheffield and Springfield 948 a.m. to pick up passengers. Return train leaves Arthur’s Pass 5.15 p.m., arriving Christchurch 8.15 p.m. Return fare 16/9d. Reserve your seats now. 2909

NIGHT PASSENGER SERVICES. BETWEEN CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN. Travel between CHRISTCHURCH and DUNEDIN by these fast, comfortable night trains, which run Monday to Thursday, inclusive. Christchurch, dep. 8.25 p.m.; Timaru, dep. 12 midnight; Dunedin, arr. 5.0 a.m. Dunedin, dep. 9.40 pjn.; Timaru, dep. 3.15 a.m.; Christchurch, arr. 6.40 a.m. Stops only at Ashburton, Timaru, Oamaru, and Palmerston. FARE: Single £1 9s 3d, Return £2 13s 6d. These services are ADDITIONAL to the present Friday and Sunday night expresses.l9lo THRISTCHURCU TRANSPORT BOARD ]| |

HORNBY SERVICE. FARES. Commencing Monday. June 15, 1958. Fares to Hornby will be revised: 6th Section from terminate at 7th Section from City wil] terminate at SEYMOUR STREET and fares charged at the standard rate. Fares beyond Seymour street to Islington, Jeffs corner, and Islington, will remain unaltered. J. F. FARDELL. General Manager. 6156 fHRISTCHURCU Vhjl TRANSPORT BOARD || RICCARTON BUS SERVICE. Commencing Monday. June 15, 1953, the Riccarton Service will be operated by Buses. Buses will stop for Riccarton in Worcester street west, near Cameron Smiths. The route will be joined to the Sumner Route, and buses will approach the Square for Riccarton via High street, stopping at Lichfield street, near the Welkut Tailors. Buses will leave the Square for Sumner via Worcester street and Manchester street, stopping at Bedford row. CITY OVERLAP SECTION—The first section will commence at Lichfield street for “outward” journeys, and terminate at Bedford row on "inward” journey. THROUGH FARES will be available on to the Sumner Route at the standard rate. Copies of the Timetable are available free of charge at the board’s offices and from drivers on the route. SUMNER uUS SERVICE. Consequent upon the route being linked with the Riccarton Service, THROUGH FARES will be available at standard rates, and the CITY SECTION OVERLAP will extend to Cashel street (Oxford terrace). J. F. FARDELL, General Manager. 6142 Sixth Topic H 6: KILLING IS WRONG BECAUSE NO KILLER WANTS TO BE KILLED, AND THE J AIUuA | KILLED CANNOT IcsKlU'lJL'jHosl KILL THEIR HlWill, F>f KILLER. HELPING \ IS RIGHT: FOR THE HELPED CAN STILL HELP XMF THEIR HELPER.