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PUM.IC Nonets CANTERBURY GENERAL AND BUILDERS* LABOURERS AND RELATED WORKERS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. 1958-59 MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION. REMINDER TO ALL FINANCIAL MEMBERS. DISCOUNT given to Financial Members only, who renew their Subscription before October 1, 1958. This concession does not apply to New Members. No Discount given after September Payment by Money Order, Postal Notes, or Cheques may be mailed to Secretary, Room 4, Trades Hall, P.O. Box 232, Christchurch. UNION OFFICE OPEN TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 30. FROM 7 P.M. TO 8.30 P.M. J. HARRIS, President. G. BRADY, Vice-President. z JAS. SHANKLAND. 3850 MOUNT HERBERT COUNTY COUNCIL. RUBBISH COLLECTION. RESIDENTS are hereby notified that there will be a Rubbish Collection ii? the Governor’s Bay and the Church Bay/Charteris Bay areas of the County on Thursday, October 16, 1958. G. T. BULLOCK. County Clerk. ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. NOVEMBER 8. 1958. Prize schedules are now available and -will be posted on application to the Secretary.

Entries close October 14. J. P. MCDONNELL. Cavendish Chambers, Ashburton. 3086 THE CRICHTON COBBERS’ CLUB GYMNASIUM Is available for HIRE at certain times by Sports Bodies. For Rates of Hire and times available contact the Club at 227 Fitzgerald avenue, Telephone 77-798. S CRICHTON COBBERS’ CLUB (INC.). OFFICIAL OPENING OFFICIAL OPENING OFFICIAL OPENING of new club rooms (BRUORTON HOUSE) by the Mayor of Christchurch, Mr G. Manning, M.A., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, AT 8 P.M. Corner Chester street and Fitzgerald avenue. The public of Christchurch are cordially invited to attend. Former members of the club are especially welcome. H. B. KAY. President. ?316 NEW ZEALAND ELECTRICITY NEW ZEALAND ELECTRICITY

DEPT. DEPT. POWER SHUTDOWN POWER SHUTDOWN NORTH CANTERBURY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 POWER will be SHUT OFF in the whole of the North Canterbury Electric Power Board area. Including the Rangiora and Kaiapoi Boroughs, on Sunday, September 28, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., approximately, to repair to the main 68 kv. transmission line caused by vandals recently.9lls

MINIATURE T.T. MINIATURE T.T NEW COURSE NEW COURSE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. ISLINGTON.

Only 7 miles from Square. Follow signs from cnr Yaldhurst and Carmen roads. Also cnr. Main South road and Racecourse road. Practice 12-12.30 p.m First Race 1 p.m Be ear.ly and watch from your car. Refreshments available Presented by Pioneer Motor Club (Inc.). DON’T FORGET ANNUAL DANCE, OCTOBER 10. 7510 ffi . THE UNITED NATIONS IN ACTION

(Course of Six Weekly Lectures). Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Starting Wednesday, October 8. Room 41, University, Worcester street. Course fee, 7s 6d. Lecturers: Mr R. H. Bowron, LL.B., Mr J. G. Rutherford, LL.M., Mr J. N. Matson, LL.B. This Course is arranged in co-bper-ation with the United Nations Association. It will cover the main aspects of the United Nations Constitution and actions, and the Subsidiary Organisations. Enrol at W.E.A. Office or at first lecture.

PAINTING SCHOOL, LABOUR WEEK-END. I A two-day Painting School will be held on Saturday, October 25, and Monday, October 27. The headquarters will be at the Teachers’ College, and Mr J. A. Masterton will be in charge. Outdor or indoor work according to the weather. School Fee: £l. Enrol now with the W.E.A. SUMMER SCHOOL. Carrington Hall, Dunedin, December 27, 1958, to January 5, 1959. Inclusive fee, £9. Courses include Nuclear Energy in its scientific, social and international aspects; Music; Race and Colour; Education, Recreation, Relaxation. Enrol now. W.E.A. FAIR. SHIRLEY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11. W.E.A., ’Phone 64-530; Box 232. 2432 WTTED NATIONS FOR WORLD PEACK UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION (Christchurch Branch). "UNITED NATIONS: AN EVALUATION.” Address by THE VERY REV. DEAN MARTIN SULLIVAN, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 8 P.M. Public invited. Supper. Collection. NORTH CANTERBURY Y F.C. PUBLIC FARM SAFETY FIELD DAY ■t "ARDROSS," AMBERLEY (opposite Greneys Road Railway Station). WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1.30 to 3.30 p.m. Admission. 25.. Afternoon Tea supplied. 3233