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FUBLIC NOTICES B£CTWC-e© W« BOAIIO NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. Weather permitting, the power will be cut off on Sunday, May 17. 1959. between the hours of 1 30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m., in the following localities to enable overhead line alterations to be carried out:— Harewood Airport. Harewood District Yaldhurst District. Carmen road north of Buchanans road. W. N. RASMUSSEN, General Manager. 3699 Weather permitting, power will be cut off on Sunday, May 17. to enable work to be carried out on 11.000-volt overhead lines, as follows: (a) MOUNT PLEASANT: 1.15 p.m. to <.T3 p m. All the Mt. Pleasant-St. Andrews Hill area excepting Main road east of Te Awakura terrace, and the lower portion of Mt. Pleasant road. (b) BECKENHAM: 1.15 p.m. to 8.45 p.m. All that portion of Beckenham south of Sandwich street. Also Centaurus road and adjacent streets near Murphy’s Brickworks. G. H. BATTERSBY. Engineer-Manager. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. 2789 A ST. BEDE’S COLLEGE PARENTS* ASSOCIATION (INC.) ANNUAL BALL COLLEGE ASSEMBLY HALL NEXT WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 Tickets 35s Double, 20s Single. Obtainable from any member of the Committee and from: Galvins Menswear. Lichfield st. Mahars’ Menswear, 629 Colombo st Telford's Menswear, 826 A Colombo 2690 rm (In Co-operation with N.Z. China Society.) PUBLIC LECTURE “CHINA IN TRANSITION*' By PROFESSOR K. M. BUCHANAN, Professor of Geography, Victoria University of Wellington. TOMORROW (SUNDAY). 9 P.M. LECTURE THEATRE. CANTERBURY MUSEUM. WEEK-END SCHOOL "CHANGING CHINA: THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE" Conducted by PROFESSOR K. M. BUCHANAN. TODAY (SATURDAY): 9.45 a.m. to 12, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. TOMORROW (SUNDAY): 8 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. W.E.A. CENTRE, 59 Gloucester street west School Fee 15/-. 5798 SPEEDBOAT RACING SPEEDBOAT RACING On The Waimakariri For the Kaiapoi Scouts Funds. 3 CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIPS SUNDAY. MAY IT SUNDAY, MAY 17 11 RACES. FIRST RACE 1 PM. Sponsored by the New Brighton Speedboat Club.* 8355 Y.M.CA. Y.M.C.A. 1 4*. Y.M.C.A. ANNUAL MEETING ANNUAL MEETING ANNUAL MEETING IN THE LOUNGE, TUESDAY, MAY 19, AT 8 PAL ALL WELCOME, SUPPER. 2617 ! METHVEN YJ.C. PLOUGHING MATCH THURSDAY, JUNE 18 Entries close Saturday, May 30. Over £7O in prizes. i N.Z. Qualifying Event, plus rix other ) classes for Trailer and, Mounted Ploughs. I For information contact the Secretary G. W. CURRIE, ■ No. 6 R.D., Ashburton. Midland ? TO DUNEDIN FIRST STOP. TIMARU! 1 For m swift, smooth trip to Wals mate. Oamaru. or Dunedin—go south by Midland in the evening—the best time for busy people to travel. ? Cruiser Coaches (equipped with all mod con vs ) leaves Midland Bus Station. 31 Lichfield street, every evening at 530 p.m. * Book at Midland or any Travel ■ r (■—■air OFFICIAL OBSERVANCE OF QUEENS BIRTHDAY. CLOSING OF GOODS SHEDS. Goods traffic will be suspended and goods sheds closed on Monday. INTTR-ISLAND BOOK_ ING OF GOODS. Inter-Is’and through booked will NOT be accepted on Monday, JUne RAIL/AIK SERVICES. Raii/Air through booking services » will be suspended on Monday. June