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DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. Papanui WEEKLY DANCE U.S.A. Fapanui R S A Papanui EVERY SATURDAY’ Papanui ' NIGHT R.S.A. Papanui R.s A. Papanui LES KINSMAN'S R.S.A. Papanui ORCHESTRA R.S.A. Papanui Admission only 3/- Single. R.S.A. Papanui Come and enjoy your- R.S.A. Papanui selves at one of the best R.S.A. Papanui Suburban Halls in Chch. R.S.A. Papanui Excellent Supper and R.S.A. Papanui Music. R.S.A. Papanui With a Friendly R.S.A. Papanui Atmosphere. R.S.A Papanui Bus to Square at Mid- R.S.A. Papanui night. R.S.A S.T.C. SHEFFIELD YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB SHEFFIELD YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB ANNUAL DANCE ANNUAL DANCE SHEFFIELD HALL SHEFFIELD HALL SATURDAY, JUNE 9. SATURDAY. JUNE 9. Good Band. Good Supper.; SHEFFIELD YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB ANNUAL DANCE. SHEFFIELD HALL. SATURDAY, JUNE 9. Good Band. Good Supper. PUBLIC NOTICES I, JOHANNES VAN GERVEN, Farm Worker, of Methven, hereby give notice of my intention to apply to the Minister of Internal Affairs for a Certificate of Naturalisation. 351 d WOULD those persons having left repair work with the late Mr W. F. Hcyder, of Spencerville, please call and uplift same within one calender month from this date. For inquiries, RING 213 M, KAIAPOI. X 7415 WOULD HOLDER OF 2 FRONT RQW DRESS CIRCLE SEATS FOR MUSICAL SOCIETY’S CONCERTS IN CIVIC THEATRE KINDLY SELL SAME IN EXCHANGE 2 SEATS ROW G. 7O-092. WOULD SUSAN PETERSEN, born at Port Chalmers, and at one time residing at 11 Ticehurst road, Lyttelton, or her next of kin, kindly communicate with the undersigned, who are administering an estate in which it is believed she or her next of kin may benefit. J. N. MACFARLANE and SON, Solicitors, 53 Cathedral square, ChristchurcJj. 3477 THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD It is hereby notified that in accordance with the Education Act, 1914, as amended from time to time and further amended by the Education Amendment Act, 1953, it was determined by lot that the following members of the Board would retire on Wednesday, August 8, 1956: CHRISTCHURCH COMBINED GROUP OF WARDS: Irwin, Samuel John. Milne. Roland Keith. WEST COMBINED GROUP OF WARDS Shannon, Adam James. SOUTH COMBINED GROUP OF WARDS: Manning, Archibald. SOUTHERN CENTRAL COMBINED GROUP OF WARDS: Edgar, George. NORTHERN CENTRAL COMBINED GROUP OF WARDS: Beauchamp, Richard Ralph. NORTH COMBINED GROUP OF WARDS: Ager, Francis Theodore. It is further notified that an election to fill the seven vacancies caused by the retirements of the above mentioned members will be held on WEDNESDAY, 18th July, and that NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES w.ill be received at the Board’s Office, 196-198 Oxford terrace. P.O. Box 349, Christchurch, up to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 27th June, 1956. Candidates must be nominated in writing, and nominations—bearing the signatures of two electors (members of School Committees) and the. consent of the candidates—must be received by the Returning Officer before nominations close. Nomination forms are obtainable from the Board’s office. The retiring members are eligible for nomination. W. P. SPENCER, Returning Officer. Christchurch, 25th May, 1956. 3389 NEW ZEALAND MILK BOARD MILK REGULATIONS, 1956 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the provisions of the Milk Regulations, 1956, which came into force on the first day of June, 1956, every milk producer selling milk for human consumption (except as hereinafter mentioned) is required not later than the first day of September, 1956, to make application to the New Zealand Milk Board for a licence to sell milk. Forms of application may be obtained from the District Manager, N*ew Zealand Milk Board, P.O. Box 820, Christchurch, and are to be completed and forwarded to that address for transmission to the Board at Wellington. This requirement does not apply to any milk producer who sells the whole of his milk (being milk intended for human consumption) to an association approved for the purposes of the National Milk Scheme, nor does it apply to any milk producer who makes sales of milk solely intended for human consumption if such sales are of not more than one gallon at any one time and are made on the dairy premises of the producer. D. J. HENDERSON, General Manager. - 2887 CHA.' GE OF ADDRESS . BRASSINGTON GOUGH, and CLARK Barristers anu Solicitors, Have moved to New Offices in the ALLAN McLEAN BUILDING, 206 UXrORD TERRACE, CHRISTCHURCH (Adjacent Colombo street). 5744 LEGAL PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS H. S. J. Goodman and W B. T Leete announce that they have amalgamated their Legal practices previously carried on at numbers 92 and 176 Hereford street, Christchurch, respectively, and in future will carry on business in partnership, under the name of H. S. J GOODMAN and LEETE, BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, at 90 HEREFORD (FIRST FLOOR), CHRISTCHUKCH. 3236 I. ETHEL MILDRED HUME, of Christchurch, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that 1 have applied to the Magistrate’s Court at Christcnurch for a licence under the Land Agents Act, 1953, to carry on business as a Land Agent at 36 Bealey avenue, Christchurch, and that such application will be heard -at the above Court after one month from the 26th day of May, 1956, being the date of the first publication of this Notice. DATED at Christchurch this 23rd day of May, 1956. E. M. HUME. A. H. CAVELL, LEITCH and PRINGLE. Solicitors, Christchurch. 2378 TO NEW BRIGHTON RESIDENTS. TO NEW BRIGHTON RESIDENTS. TO NEW BRIGHTON RESIDENTS. TO NEW BRIGHTON RESIDENTS. MR G. V. BOLTON is now OPERATING THE NEW BRIGHTON TAXI FROM 27 BERESFORD STREET, NEW BRIGHTON. ’PHONE 68-451. X7838 DIVORCE EVIDENCE. Consult Canterbury Inquiry Agency Offices: 86 Cashel street, Christchurch, for securing evidence for divorce throughout New Zeaiaitd. Expert operators; strictly confidential Fees moderate. Advice free Highest credentials. Write, call or 'Phone 70-677. Hours: Daily 8.30 a.m. till 5.15 p.m.: Friday, 9 till 9 p.m. Established 20 years. G. HART, Principal D.T.C NOTICE TO EX-SERVICEMEN SETTLED ON FARMS WITH REHABILITATION THE SI REHAB?LITATION BOARD has agreed to make further assistance' available in appropriate cases to ex-service-men now settled with rehabilitation assistance who dispose of their present properties to graded ex-servicemen still waiting for settlement, and have not been previously settled. The further assistance available is subject to certain terms and conditions: exservicemen who are already settled with Rehabilitation finance and are considering disposing of their farms, should get in touch with the District Rehabilitation Officer, or the local branch of the State Advances Corporation if they wish to take advantage of this policy. J. B. PEARSON, District Rehabilitation Officer. . 7062