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fCBUC NOTICES . OLD CONTEMPTIBLES COMPETITION, Drawn November 5. Ist 1513. 2nd 1041 3rd 1242 4th 4675 For Prizes Contact G. F. Gray, 22 Cook street, or ’phone 898—7614, Hon. CHRISTCHURCH RETURNEDSSRVTCES’ ASSOCIATION (Women’s Section). By Permission of the Closing Date of Raffle postponed until November 25. Results in Papers November 28. M. A. LLOYD, Hon. Secretary, 90 Hamilton avenue.2l9B CHRISTCHURCH AMATEUR CYCLING CLUB. "ROUND THE GORGES" RAFFLE. J? rawn under Police Supervision. D. Cremmin, Royal George 2nd, No. 2259: Norma Nlcolls, Hotel Rolleston. 3rd, No. 2038: Ursula Chambers, 50 White street, Rangiora. 2131 NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. RICHMOND AND KNIGHTSTOWN COMBINED BRANCHES. —RAFFLE—--Ist Prize—No. 12814. 2nd Prize—No. 14182. 3rd Prize—No. 11701. 4th Prize—No. 13782. sth Prize—No. 14649. 6th Prize—No. 11169. Drawn under Police supervision. GROUP TRAVEL YOUNG People interested in forming a group for Holiday Week-ends and Outings, are invited to contact I. Taylor, 29 Ngarimu street. ’Phone 87-774. 0.E.5.: All Members of the ORDER qf THE EASTERN STAR cordially invited to attend installation of Christchurch Pioneer Chapter No. 526 on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1953, at Druids’ Hall, Avalon st., Richmond, Christchurch, AT 7.15 P.M. 1

UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. SECOND YEAR CLASSES IN MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY. APPLICATIONS for admission in 1954 to second-year Classes in Medicine and Dentistry must reach the undersigned not later than Saturday, November 14. Forms of application are obtainable from the Registrar of any University College in New Zealand or from the undersigned. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 2018 A. G. GREEN, B.V.Sc. Veterinary Surgeon, 88 Wooldridge rd., N.W.3 'Phone 38-736, Has Admitted to Partnership X\ F - 1 ?’ R 4? Y ’ ’ Veterinary Surgeon. The Practice will be conducted under the name of Green and Tracy, from the above address. Small Animals’ Surgery Hours: Monday, 6.30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, 6.30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. 6.30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, 6.30 to 7 p.m. Saturday, 8.30 to 9.30 a.m. And by appointment.

B!VORCE CONSULT Canterbury Inquiry Agency Offices, 86 Cashel street, Christchurch, for securing evidence for divorce, and general inquiries undertaken throughout New Zeaiand, expert operators, strictly conpdenttal. Fees moderate. Advice free. Highest credentials. Terms arranged Write, call or ’phone. 86-908. Hours: Daily 8.30 a.m. till 5.15, Friday 9 till 9 p.m. Established 1936. G. HART, Principal.

VETERINARY SERVICES COUNCIL. BURSARIES FOR SELECTED STUDENTS. The Veterinary Services Council invites application for a number of Bursaries to enable selected Students, who have completed either their Medical Intermediate or Agricultural Equivalent examinations, to take the four-year course in Veterinary Science at Sydney University. Applicants are required to appear before a special committee appointed by the Council for the selection of bursars. Here are the details of the bursaries:— 1. Payment of an annual allowance of £2O (N.Z.) for books. 2. Return transport between New Zealand and Sydney annually. 3. Payment of an allowance of £3 10s (N.Z.) per week during attendance at the Sydney University. 4. Contributions to Superannuation

Scheme. In addition to the above, second, third, and fourth year students are granted an "increased costs allowance.” the amount being fixed from year to year; the amount for 1953 was £5O (N.Z.). The .net value of the bursary over the four-year period is £640 (N.Z.), plus "increased cost allowance.” All amounts provided in excess of this are repayable in forty-ieight equal monthly instalments after the graduation of the bursar. Bursars are required to undertake extra rural training in vterinary work in New Zealand during, the final year of their course.

Continuation of the bursary is contingent on satisfactory reports from the Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Science, Sydney. Bursars are required to enter into an agreement to return to New Zealand after graduation and to serve in an approved veterinary capacity for a period of five consecutive years.

The present salary scale for Veterinrians employed by Clubs is as follows: First year after graduation .. £BOO Second year after graduation £B5O Third year after graduation .. £9OO Fourth year after graduation £lOOO Fifth year after graduation .. £llOO Thereafter promotion is in accordance 'ith ability and service.

Application forms are obtainable from ■ the Veterinary Services Council, P.O. Box : 866, Wellington. Applications close on December 20, 1953. 3857 BOARD OF TRADE NOTICES. NO. 75. PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO IMPORT DUTIES ON METAL WINDOW FRAMES. THE 804. RD OF TRADE proposes to inquire into and report upon the question of what rates of import duty should be imposed on Tariff Item 375, which reads as follows:—"Window sashes, or frames, metal.” The .present rates of import duty •in respect of this item are: British Preferential 20 per cent*, General 45 per cent.* ’Plus surtax at the rate of ninefortieths of the amount of duty. Where surtax is payable under the British Preferential rate, such surtax relates only to goods imported from Ireland (except Northern Ireland), Union of South Africa, India, Pakistan, and Canada. During the course of this inquiry, the Board will consider the desirability of reclassifying the goods in question for the purposes of the Customs Tariff. In addition, the Board will consider any representations which may be made in favour of the re-imposition of import licensing over all or any of the goods in question. For the purpose of taking evidence on the review of this tariff item, the Board will hold a public inquiry commencing oil Tuesday, February 16, 1954, at 10.30 a.m., in the Board Room, First Floor, Dedepartmental Building, Stout street, Wellington. NO. 76 PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO IMPORT DUTIES ON PAPER PATTERNS FOR COSTUMES. The Board of Trade proposes to inquire mto and report upon the question of what rates of import duty should be imposed on paper patterns for costumes whichare included in Tariff Item 449 (2) (d). This item is subject to 3 per cent, primage duty from all sources. During the course of this inquiry, the Board will consider the desirability of reclassifying the goods in question for the 1 purposes of the Customs Tariff. In addition, the Board will consider whether ; the goods in question should be exempted from the requirements of import licensFor the purpose of taking evidence on. the review of this part of the tariff item, 1 the Board will hold a public inquiry com- : mencing on Tuesday, March 2, 1954, at : 10.30 a.m., in the Board Room, First Floor, Departmental Building, Stout street, Wellington. Any person who intends to tender evi?l lould com Ply With the notes for of witnesses (2nd edition) which have been approved by the Board. Of m hese - notes ma Z be obtained from the office of any Collector of Customs or frorp the undernamed. + A typewritten statement of the evidence witi? e +h«Jl? ere ?’ co . m P Red in accordance *12 tes °J S uida n<?e, should be lodged with the undernamed on or before Tuesday, February 2, for 75, and Tuesday, wui r h ar ‘ V i 16, 1954 >, f0r 761 Each statement will be in general need to be presented under oath at the public inquiry by the : person tendering it. , Dated at Wellington, this 4th day of Nov g mb er , 1953.-H. F. WILSON, sicrewSl’in??™ 0 Trade ' CR O. Box 2424, Wellington, C.l. 2166 ! ] GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. 1 GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. ( GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. 1 Agents: REESE BROS., LTD. REESE BROS., LTD. : REESE BROS., LTD. REESE BROS., LTD. x (’Phone 70-594) 1 Agents: R. C. HORSLEY, LTD. CPbone TO-91»>. Th.B. 1