K BRIGADE MEMBERS are invited to attend the Funeral of their late member, h Pte. A. J. McClure, leaving Barrells. 11 a.m.. Tuesday, for service at Crematorium. Uniform.—G. J. Armstrong, Supt., No. 1 Division; C. Day, Supt., No. 3 Division. J 8 KOWHAI FLORAL SERVICE = Day and Night Service—Fresh Flowers Used n TASTEFUL FLORAL TRIBUTES AT H SHORT NOTICE 8 -. THONE 35-417. D.T.C, ie ■" s 14 ROBERT J. HAMPTON. Monumental Mason, i, 19 River road, Richmond, Christchurch, and Ashburton. 'Phones 35-196 or 35-068. jj First-class Work Guaranteed. 1. All Cemeteries Throughout Canterbury. 0 T.C, '5 " - 1 5* PUBLIC NOTICES 9 a ADDINGTON’S New Building brings three new services to your suburb. 8 SOUTH ISLAND TYRE SALES. LTD., £ 297 Lincoln road ’Phone 41-069. ’• We are now fully equipped to render any service required by the Motorist or Transport Oifeiator. Petrol. Oils, Batteries, Tyre». Accessories, Mechanical Repairs and Vehicle Servicing by eompet- - ent staff, ano reasonable charges. 1 6631 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS J SATURDAY'S ISSUE OF 2 “THE PRESS" | Advertisements for Saturday’s Issue : Advertisers are notified that owing to space difficulties classified advertisements r (situations vacant and situations wanted) ; must reach this office not later than < ’ p.m. on the preceding Wednesday, and all . other classified advertising not later than 5 4 p.m. on the preceding Friday. I CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO.. LTD. I „ ’ NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. ’ FENDALTON ELECTORATE, 1 1 1 • FT' i All Friends and Supporters of the National Party, Ham Branch, Fendalton Electorate, are notified of a meeting to be held in the ODDFELLOWS, HALL, YALDHURST ROAD, TONIGHT, AT 8 P.M. MR J. K. McALPINE, M.P. for Selwyn Electorate, will address the meeting. i 7384 r~HRISTCHURCI_| TRANSPORT BOARD~~|| | RICCARTON BUS SERVICE. ADDITIONAL TRIP. Commencing Monday, 22nd June. 1953, an additional trip will be run, leaving Square at 3.35 p.m. for COACH CORNER. J. F. FARDELL, General Manager. _ ’ 7385 rHRISTCHURCUI TRANSPORT BOARD ]| ] ALTERATIONS TO CITY BUS STOPS. The following Bus Stops will be altered commencing Monday, 22nd June, 1953: Colombo st.-Lichfield st., “out” stop: Moved south to middle of the block between Lichfield st. and Tuam st. Colombo st.-Tuam st., “out” stopt Abolished. Worcester st.-Manchester st., “out” stopt Moved across the intersection to Worcester st. east of Manchester st. Cashel st.-Manchester st. “in” stop: Moved to the garden plot In Cashel st. near Shaw Savill building. SPRINGFIELD RD. passengers please note the moving of this stop which is at the overlap section. High st.-Cashel st. (Triangle near Haßenstein’s) “in” stop: Not to be used by Sumner buses to set down or Riccarton buses to pick up. RICCARTON passengers please noto that the -top prior to the Squsk tart Licnneld st. Manchester st.-Hereford st., “out” stopt For St. Martins, Huntsbury and Beckenham buses only. Sumner, Woolston and Mt. Pleasant- buses WILL' NOT STOP HERE. Nearest stop la rt Bedford row. Manchester st.-Bedford row, “out" Stopt I For Sumner, Woolston and Mt Pleat*- I ant buses only. St. Martigs,, I bury and Beckenham buses fl
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27072, 22 June 1953, Page 15
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