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PUfILIC MOTICIS NEW BRIGOTON PUBLIC LIBRARY. A cordial invitation is extended to citizens to be present at the new Suburban Library, Shaw avenue. New Brighton, on the occasion of the official opening of the building by his Worship the Mayor, Mr G. Manning, on Saturday, July 12, 1958, at 10.30 a.m. H. S. FEAST. Town Clerk. CHRISTCHURCH, July 3, 1958. 3287 N.Z. HOME SERVICEMEN'S ASSN„ CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH EXTRAORDINARY General Meeting called to accordance with Rule 18 will be held in the R.S.A. LOUNGE, 71 Gloucester st.. SATURDAY, JULY 5. at 7.30 p.m. I. R. JOHNSTON, Secretory. 8793 LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION DISTRICT LODGE, CHRISTCHURCH JULY CELEBRATIONS. 1958 JULY CELEBRATIONS, 1958 SOCIAL AND DANCE SOCIAL AND DANCE ORANGE HALL, Worcester st. SATURDAY, JULY IX 1958, 8 FJC - SATURDAY, JULY IX 195 X 8 PJL Admission, 6s. tram 1.15 p.m. to 3.45 pjn. on SUNDAY, July 6, to Brighton, to Pratt street, Lonsdale street, and adjacent street* to enable work to be carried out on 11,000-volt lines. ‘ W. G. JOHNSTONE, Electrical Engineer, Municipal Electricity Department. t 3448

NEW LECTURE COURSES STARTING NEXT WEEK INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY (Six Weekly Lectures) MR G. SHOUKSMITH, M.A. Starting Monday Next, July 7, 8 p.m. ROOM 55, UNIVERSITY (Worcester st.. Old Boys’ High School entrance) A more detailed treatment of such topics as: assessment of men and employee selection; staff-management relations, morale, etc.; employe* attitudes and opinion surveys; vocational guidance; colour and environment and its relation to work. ALL INTERESTED WELCOME. COURSE FEE 15s. Enrol at Class. CHRISTIANITY AND SOME MODERN PROBLEMS (Six Weekly Lectures) DR. E. L. ALLEN Storting Tuesday next, July 8, 8 pan. ROOM 14, University (main entrance, Worcester street). The Christian Moral Standard; th* place of the individual to a masssociety; marriage and divorce; freedom to a democratic society; th* Welfare State; the moral problems of industrialism and peace and war. ALL INTERESTED WELOME. COURSE FEE 7s 6d. Enrol at Clast. MILLINERY CLASS Storting next week. Twelve 2-hour Lessons. Tuesday evenings. Course fee 35*. A few vacancies available. Apply immediately to W.EA. Office, Bqx 232, ’Phone 64-530. .1445 canterbury ' AERO CLUB CANTERBURY AERO CLUB CANTERBURY AERO CLUB JOY RIDES JOY RIDES JOY RIDES Take an Air View of the City and Suburbs from one of _our new comfortable Tri-pacer Aircraft Charges: Adults £l, children under 12, 10s. Scenic and Business Flights further afield can be arranged. Charges on application. ’PHONE 33-099, ext. 841. S.T.C. SUNDAY, JULY 13. 1958. Excursion train leaves Christchurch at 8.30 a.m. Return train leaves Arthur’s Pas* 4.30 p.m., and arrives Christchurch at 7.30 p.m. Return Fare: 11/- only. Reservations Free. Special accommodation set asid* tor family parties on request. See the magnificent scenery at this famed mountain resort BOOK NOW. 5300

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