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A ROBERT STEELE PRODUCTION. 4BBO PUBLIC NOTICES ~~ BRACKENFIELD HUNT OPENING MEET AT CROSBY, SWANNANOA. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. LtNCOLN-SPRINGSTON-TAIT APU SUB-BRANCH PLUNKET SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY, MAY 2, at 8 P.M. TAI TAPU HALL. Guest Speaker: Dr. Knight, Department of Health. 6214 LINCOLN PLOUGHING MATCH' ASSN. ANNUAL MEETING, PIONEER HALL. IJNCoIN. TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1955, 8 P.M. ALAN L. CUljEMain, Hon. Secretar”. 8278 LYTTELTON FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). MEETING, St. Saviour's Hall, £!S? Nl i^ Y ' May 2 ’.?' 30 P-M. Including Film Programme. All interested invited. W. MORRIS, Hon. Secretary. : 6334 THE BRITISH SAILORS’ SOCIETY. LYTTELTON BRANCH (Inc.). THE 43rd Annual Meeting of the British Sailors Society, Lyttelton Branch (Inc.), held in the KING GEORGE V SEAMEN’S INSTITUTE, Norwich quav. L ?V£!. ton ’ on THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 1955. at 7.30 p.m. All interested in the work of the Society are Cordially invited to be present. R. J. WITTY, IHonoraryJSecretary.1HonoraryJSecretary. UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION. ADDRESS by MR HUGH WILLIAMS, MR HUGH WILLIAMS, followed by FILMS ON AUSTRIA. TONIGHT (TUESDAY), APRIL 26, ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH HALL (cnr. Tuam and Antigua streets), AT 8 P.M. G. C. C. SANDSTON, Hon. Secretary. 6225 MACHINE KNITTING, 3 and 4-ply Wools. YOUR OWN WOOL KNITTED TO INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENTS IN CARDIGANS, TWIN SETS, PULLOVERS, AND FROCKS. Call Evenings or week-ends: 31 SHREWSBURY STREET. MERIVALE. SCHUSSLERS. 12 Natural Cell Salts, 2s each, from W. B. Falvey, Chemist. 670 Colombo street, opp Reece*. D.TC