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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27500, 6 November 1954, Page 11

INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Agencies .. .. 15 Amusements "1 12 Auctions 21’22 Births and Deaths .1 Board and Residence 19 Businesses for Sale .. 21 Businesses Wanted .. 21 Cars for Sale .. is Cars Wanted .. .. 18 Car Parts and l7 Chiropodists .. 21 yc l es x? u y and Seß •• 18 Coal, Coke, Firewood .. 17 Dances, Socials, etc. .. 12 Dentistry .. ~12 Dressmaking, Tailoring 21 Election Notices .. 12 Eggs, Poultry, etc. .. 17 Educational .. .. 19

Page > Exchange .. ~ 18 : ! Financial .. .. 21 : ! Funeral Notices .. Hi L Fruit, Plants, Produce 17 : > Grazing .. 22 I L Hire .. .. 18 ; Holiday and Hotel Acc. 19 ; I Hotels for Sale .. 21 ' I Implements and Mach. 16 J Livestock, Dogs, etc. .. 15 1 L Lost and Found .. 19 1 I Motor-cycles Buy, Sell 17 ' Motor Repairs .. 17 1 ! Musical Instruments .. 17 ! Opticians .. 21 1 Personals .. ..19 ! Properties for Sale 20, 21 r Properties Wanted .. 19 » Properties Exchange .. 19

PUBLICNOTICES MR ARTHUR SUCKLING, having returned from England and America, will resume practice at “HARLEY,” MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. X 1506 ARTHUR HART. A.T.CJL., HAS just started a small Recorder Group for Children at 121 MANCHESTER STREET. a Fo *. f V rther details ring 77-645, between o and 7 p.m. 558 N.Z. MUSICIANS’ UNION. CANTERBURY BRANCH. MEMBERS are notified that the Annual Meeting of the above branch will be held Sunday, November 14, at 7 pm., in the Trades Hall, Gloucester street. G. A. BARRON. A.P.A.N.Z., wishes to advise that he has Commenced Practice as a PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. at 53 CATHEDRALx SQUARE, cnr. Chancery lane. Phone 77-995. 2663 PHILLIPSTOWN PARISH. SALE OF WORK, tOYS, ETC. PARISH HALL, PHILLIP STREET. SATURDAY, NOV. 6,2 P.M. 2945 DISCLAIMER. I, THOMAS REGINALD BRICE, of 156 Wairakei road, Christchurch, am not the person who frequently writes letters to the Editor on political subjects under the name of “TOM BRYCE.” 2062 SIMPSON and WILLIAMS, LTD. The Share Transfer Books -win be closed between NOVEMBER 8 to NOVEMBER 15, both days inclusive, for dividend purposes. R. A. HAY, Secretary. 2968 WARNING. (a) EVENT: LAA 40m Bofors and HAA 3.7 in Shoot. (b) PLACE: QODLEY HEAD. (c) DANGER AREA: 43deg 24min OOsec S, 172 deg 50min 004 sec E 43deg 29min OOsec S, 173 deg OOmin 30sec E 43deg 35min OOsec S, 173 deg 02min 30sec E 43deg 35min OOsec S, 172 deg 47min 30sec E (d) DANGER HEIGHT IN FEET: 40,000 ft. (e) DATE and DURATION: 26 and 27 Nov., 1954, from 0800 to 1700 hrs. daily. 3259

WARNING. (a) EVENT: COAST ARTY. SHOOT. (b) PLACE: GOD.LEY HEAD and BATTERY POINT. (c) DANGER AREA— Godley Head—43deg 24min OOsec S, 172 deg 50min OOsec E; 43deg 29min , OOsec S, 173 deg OOmin 30sec E; 43deg 35min OOsec S, 173 deg 02min 30sec E; 43deg 35min 30sec S, 172 deg 47min 30 sec E. Battery Point—43deg 34min 40sec S, 172 deg 53min OOsec E; 43deg 36min 35sec S, 172 deg, 53min OOsec E; 43deg 36min 35sec S, 172 deg 44min OOsec E; 43deg 36min lOsec S, 172 deg 44min OOsec E. (d) DANGER HEIGHT IN FEET: 14,000 feet. (e) DATE AND DURATION: 27 Nov, 54, 1330-1700 hrs; 28 Nov. 54, 1000-1500 hrs. ;3258 SKIPPERS’ REORGANISING HARMONICA PLAYERS. HARMONICA PLAYERS. HARMONICA PLAYERS. This is a Splendid Opportunity to join up with a Friendly Band of Young Enthusiasts, who are taught under modern methods and playing in all musical keys. Contact MR TAYLOR (late Taylor’s Novelty Band), *Phone 54-259, or call at Band Room, Y.W.C.A. Buildings, Latimer sq., Wednesday Evenings. DOUGLAS E. AMES and D. I. N. MacLEAN announce that they have gamated their practices and, as from November 1, 1954, are practising their profession as Barristers and Solicitors in partnership under the firm name of AMES and MacLEAN, at their old address, 166 MANCHESTER STREET, Christchurch. 8341 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. LINCOLN. The Governors of the College cordially invite Members of the Public to be present at tbe opening of the Refectory Block by His Excellency the Governor-General, Lieutenant-General Sir Willoughby Norrie, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.0.. CJ3„ D. 5.0., M.C., on Monday, November 8, 1954, at 10.45 a.m. H. G. HUNT, Registrar. 7714 LINCOLN COLLEGE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP, 1955. THE Lincoln College Board of Governors offers an Entrance Scholarship for the Diploma Course in Horticulture for 1955. The scholarship will amount to twentyfive (25) guineas, tenable for one year. Preference will be given to former District High School pupils who have had not less than one year’s horticultural experience since leaving school. Applications close on the 15th December, 1954, with the undersigned, from whom detailed conditions and application forms are obtainable. H. G. HUNT, Registrar, Lincoln College, Christchurch. 2865 MEDICAL AND DENTAL BURSARIES. Forms of application and particulars of conditions'may now be obtained from the Director-General of Health, Wellington, for Bursaries available to Students undertaking the course for the degree of MB.. Ch.B„ or of 8.D.5., in the University of New Zealand./ Applications on the form provided close December 1 with the Director-General of Health, Wellington. The Bursaries are of a value of £7O p.a., plus a boarding allowance of £4O p.a. where the bursar is obliged to live away from home, and in respect of Dental Bursaries tuition fees are also paid. Bursaries are not granted as of right but after consideration of all relevant circumstances, and in particular the financial circumstances and academic qualifications of applicants will be taken into consideration when awarding Bursaries, and preference will be given to candidates not more than 21 years of age. 3255 IN THE MATTER of the Shops’ and Offices’ Act ,1921-22, and its Amendments. And f IN THE .MATTER of the New Zealand (except Northern Industrial District) Retail Shop Assistants’ Award. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, FRANK OWEN GREEN, being the occupier of a Drapery Shop situate at 77 Seaview road, New Brighton, have made application to a Stipendiary Magistrate sitting at Christchurch for a partial exemption from the requirements of the above Act to observe the closing hours fixed by the said Award in respect of my shop at the above address, and that the application will be heard at the Magistrate’s Court at Christchurch on Wednesday, the seventeenth day of November, 1954, at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoon. Any occupier of a shop and any representative of such Industrial Union of Workers or Employers as are affected shall be entitled to appear and be heard on the application. F. O. GREEN, New Brighton. 2402 CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. REMOVAL OF PROHIBITION ON SEWER EXTENSIONS. THE Board wishes to announce that, with -the bringing into use of the Southern Relief Sewer, the sewers in the following streets are now available for connexion:— Hampton street Wai-iti terrace Penhelig place extension Chepstowe avenue Verran place Ryeland avenue Woodford terrace Joyce crescent Hanrahan street Renfrew street Chilcombe street Melville street extension Wallace street A further list of streets will be published shortly. R. R. SENIOR, Secretary. November 5, 1954. 3379 THE “WORLD BOOKS” BOOK CLUB brings you each montii from London a. Novel or General Book. JOIN NOW. 12 Books (one a month ) e ssog 6d; 6 Books (one a month), 30s 6d. Future selections: DECEMBER: “Annapurna,” Maurice Herzog. JANUARY: “The Singer, Not the Song,” Audrey Erskine Lindop. Full details from N.Z. REPRINT AGENCY, P.O. Box 80, Palmerston North (105 Rangitikei st). Alt.S. ' HAY BALING. FARMERS, I will again be operating my 2 new Holland Hay Balers this season Work done in any district. For satisfaction, ring before mowing. A. B. BUSSELL, 7 Newnham terrace, Upper Riccarton. ■ - ■ TtoMBWS. , ’