CANTERBURY CAR CLUB’S ANNUAL BALL
The annual ball of the Canterbury Car Club was held in the Scottish Hall, Gloucester street, last evening. It wag attended by about 200 members and their friends, who had come from all parts of Canterbury. Between 50 and 60 trophies and prizes won by the members during the year were presented by Mrs J. Tutton, wife of the president. Members of the committee responsible for arranging the ball were Messrs J. Tutton (president), A. Barnsdale, R, J. Riley, F. Sharman, W. McDonald. E. Beckett. A. Clarke, D. Wild, M. Knowles. Mrs F. Sharman, and Miss Nola Blackbum.
ENGAGEMENT
(Engagement Notices must be signed by both parties.) The Rev. and Mrs W. H. West, the Manse. Fordell, have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their elder daughter, Sybil Bertha, to David Christopher, only son of Mrs G. K. and the ’late Christopher Martin, Karori, Wellington.
INFECTION-RISK TO CHILDREN. Danger of infection can be minimised and a child’s resistance strengthened by taking Stevens Rose-Hip Syrup daily. Containing 200 mags per 100 mils of natural Vitamin °C” (several times as much as fresh orange juice), Stevens Rose-Hin Syrup not only takes the place of fresh oranges, but is much more economical. A great physique and energy-builder, too. Sold at Chemists and Stores. Prepared by H. F. Stevens, Ltd., Christchurch. --Advt.
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27097, 21 July 1953, Page 2
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