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PUBLIC NOTICES JUMBLE SALE HIBERNIAN HALL AUGUST 22, at 11 a.m. Clothing for all ages. Produce, cakes and magazines. ADMISSION 3d. JUMBLE SALE at ST. MICHAEL'S HALL, Durham street, on FRIDAY, AUG. 28. at 7.15 P.M. Admission 3d. BRITISH BALLET ORGANISATION. A Public Lecture will be given by the London Examiner, MISS RUTH BERNEY. Subject: “THE BRITISH BALLET ORGANISATION AND ITS TRADITION.” SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 3 P;M. JELLICOE HALL. All Welcome. "THE PRESS" Classified Advertisements Results you can depend on. Thousands of people are attracted by this practical section. It’s filled with profitable opportunities and items of interest. Use your telephone to in- . sert your advertisements 1 in these columns. A direct line for your convenience > This service is available Monday to Friday from 8.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. DIAL 64-063 FOR PROMPT SERVICE FAIRLIE TUG-O-WAR FAIRLIE TUG-O-WAR CLUB SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. OARANGI HALL, FAIRLIE 55st, 60st and open weights, boy’s class to be under 16 years of age on May Is, 1959. Entry Fee 15s per team. Entries close AUGUST* 28, 1959. E. M. SAUNDERS, Hon. Secretary. WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED COLLECTORS COLLECTORS COLLECTORS Y.M.C.A. STREET DAY. Y.M.C.A. STREET DAY. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. FRIDAY. AUGUST 28. If You Could Please Help, "Phone Y.M.C.A. 69-115. 2286 PICNICS THE TEMPLETON DOMAIN BOARD has Picnic Grounds available at Templeton, Yaldhurst, and Hornby. Particulars from the Secretary, A. C. LOACH, 367 Main South rd. Telephone Isl. 5221. 3692 CANCELLATION OF ENGAGEMENT PARTY THE Party arranged at the R.S.A. Hall, Barrington street, on the 22nd of August for Madeline O’Brien and Mr Millar has been POSTPONED owing to illness. THE CANTERBURY SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (Inc.) In ordei to allow Staff to carry out Urgent Maintenance Work on the property, the Animals’ Home at Sockburn will be Closed on Sundays in future until further notice. Appointments may be made by ’phone for Sunday visiting, and accident cases will be attended to as usual. Animals’ Home hours until further notice will therefore be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mondays to Saturdays. D. I, WILLIAMS, Secretary. 2208 ESTATE OF THOMAS JONES, LATE OF BELFAST, DAIRYMAN WOULD all persons having any accounts due by the above deceased please forward details In duplicate to the undersigned certified as being owing at the date of death, namely the 11th of July, 1959. SARGENT, CONNAL, HOLMES and GODFREY. Solicitors, 161 Hereford street, Christchurch. 2322 I, DIONISY HOMOTIUK, tailor, 98 Caledonian road, Christchurch, hereby give notice of my intention to apply to the Minister of Internal Affairs for a Certificate of Naturalisation. GRAMOPHONE CLUB INTRODUCING the “ACE OF CLUBS” Series. L.P. Records for 32s (Special Privileged Price to Club Members). Call and let us explain how to join. ERNEST CORDERY, LTD., 1198 Casffel street. (Opp. Ballantynes) ESTATE HENRY JOHN DEVONSHIRE, late of Kirwee, Blacksmith. WOULD any persons to whom money is due by the deceased or those who owe money to the deceased for work done by him, please render their accounts or cheques as the case may be to the District Public Trustee, P.O. Box 1474, Christchurch. 9566 GRAMOPHONE CLUB INTRODUCING the "ACE OF CLUBS” Series. L.P. Records for 32s (Special Privileged Price to Club Members). Call and let us explain how to join. ERNEST CORDERY, LTD., 1198 Cashel street. (Opp. Ballantynes) WHITCOMBE RABBIT BOARD DISTRICT. PROHIBITION OF RABBIT DESTRUCTION. PUBLIC NOTICE PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 7 OF THE RABBIT DESTRUCTION REGULATIONS, 1949. The public Is hereby notified that the Whitcombe Rabbit Board has. by Resolution dated July 20, 1959, resolved “That the trapping, poisoning, shooting and hunting of rabbits, whether by dogs or otherwise, within the district, is prohibited as from August 24, IOKO C. L. SUGDEN, Secretary. 3506 RABBIT POISONING. BURNHAM. NOTICE is hereby given that Poison is being laid in the blocks immediately to the North and West of Burnham Military Camp. The poison used is permanently effective. A. E. CLARK, District Commissioner of Works. 4 9420