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PUBLIC NOTICn DALLINfeTOk UtAttUE CLUB RAFFLE Drawn under police supervision. First: Marie Hepburrf, 34 Leinsterroad. No. 16909. Second: Blank Butt. No, 12071. Third: C. E. Stubbs. P. and T. No. Five Prizes of £1: No. 15819. No. 19708, No. 7688, No. 20190, No. 6679. ' Five Prizes of 10s: No. 3786, No. 7228, No. 10849, No. 10172, No. 18282. Please present winning tickets to: MR A. TURNBALL. Organiser, 351 St, Asaph street. DIGGERS’ WEEKLY RAFFLE In aid of New Brighton R.S.A. Building. Fund —£loo— PRIZE. £2o—2nd PRIZE. £lo—3rd PRIZE. £s—4th PRIZE. FIFTEEN AT £l. TICKETS 6d, ON SALE NOW. , WS RAFFLE N.Z. Angling and Casting N.Z. ANGLING AND CASTING ASSN. (INC.) Raffle Results *l rst p £l ze> No - Cs93 *> A. Wakefield, 8 Tuata street, Onehunga. Second Prize, No. CT23O, J. Roderick, 2dS—Ssd.,nwoo tlng9i Rotorua. Third Prize No. A 2595. A. A. Corban, Henderson. Fourth to Twenty-seventh Prizes: A 5757, A 9732, E 1025, A 6482, D 8491, 86958, A 4594, A 5612, A 1515, 88873, C 5455, A 1055, 81023, 89534, C 10675, C 2400, C 6777, 87095, C 2225, 810639, 82050, C 1928, C 5647, A 4284. E. J. PRICE, Secretary. 3636

N.Z. SOCIETY OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS- (INC.) (Canterbury Branch) RAFFLE RESULTS IST. 2534: 2ND, 2578; 3RD, 1631. RICHMOND SCHOOL RAFFLE DRESSED DOLL Winning number, 4498. 2905 AMURI BRANCH W.D.^T: — Result of Hamper 'Raffle. Ticket No. 1329, Mrs M. Fitzgibbon, Walkuku Beach. (Drawn under Police Super- • vision). J. HOBAN, Hon. Sec. ALPINE TEAROOMS, SPRINGFIELD IF the above business is not sold, Jl v fyi- cease as from November 29, 1959, owing to illness. A. N. Simpson. 2811 WARNING WARNING (a) Event: LIVE SHELL PRACTICE (b) Place: SI GODLEY HEAD. (c) Danger Area: 43deg 24min OOsec, 172 deg 50min. OOsec; 43(ieg 29min OOsec, 173 deg OOmin 30sec; 43deg 35min OOsec, 172 deg ' 20min OOsec; 43deg 35mln 30sec, 172 deg 47min 30sec. (d) Danger Height In Feet: 5000 ft above MSL. (e) Date and Duration: 0800—1700, Dec. 5, 1959. 3629 LICENSING DISTRICT OF CHRISTCHURCH Under “The Licensing Act, 1908,” Section 118. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENCE I, THOMAS EDWARD JOHNSTON, of Christchurch, being the holder of a Publican’s Licence In respect of the premises situate at Christchurch, known by the name of Esplanade Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at Christohurch, en the 14th day of December, 1959, apply for a Transfer of the saftf Licence from myself to Robert Allan White my appointee. Dated at Christchurch this sth day of November, 1959. THOMAS EDWARD JOHNSTON, Applicant. Ronaldson and Wylie, Solicitors, Christchurch. 9115

OFFICIAL OPENING OF MEMORIAL AVENUE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Memorial avenue will be officially opened by His Excellency The Governor General The Viscount Cobham, G.C.M-G., T.D., on Thursday, November 26, 1959, at 2.15 p.m. , A cordial invitation is extended to all members of the public to be present at this ceremony which will be held at the corner of Memorial avenue and Greers road. Private cars may be parked on the Greers road frontage of Jellie Park, and areas on the Burnside Road High School grounds will be set aside for the public and school children. As Memorial avenue between Ham road and Russley road will be closed between the hours of 1.30 and 3.30 p.m., motorists should travel. via Clyde road to Greers road, or along Greers road from the north to the car park which is on the east side of Memorial avenue. W. W. LAING, Chairman. Burnside Road Memorial Highway Committee. 3651 COUNTY OF WAIMAIRI CLOSING OF MEMORIAL AVENUE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that because it is considered desirable for reasons of public safety and convenience, I, HEDLEY JEFFRIES REYNOLDS, Chairman, on behalf of the Waimairi County Council and pursuant to Section 191 (6h) of the “Counties Act, 1956,” hereby direct— The stoppage of entry by drivers of motor vehicles on that portion of Memorial avenue that lies between Ilam road and Russley road between the hours of 1.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. on Thursday, November 26, 1959, on the occasion of the official opening of Merporial avenue. Dated this 20th day of November, 1959. H. J. REYNOLDS, County Chairman. 3493 ' MEDICAL AND DENTAL BURSARIES. FORMS of application and particulars of conditions may now be obtained from the DirectorGenral of Health, Wellington, for bursaries available to students undertaking the course for the degree of M. 8., Ch.B., or of B.D.S. in the University of New Zealand. Applications on the form provided close December 1 with Director-General of Health. Wellington. The medical bursary is of a value of £7O and the dental bursary £BO. In addition tuition fees are paid, plus a boarding allowance of £5O p.a. where the bursar is obliged to live away from home. Bursaries are not granted as of right but after consideration of all relevant circumstances, and in particular the financial circumstances, and academic qualifications of applicants will be taken into consideration when awarding bursaries, and preference will be given to candidates not more than 21 years of age. 3190 COUNTY OF KOWAL NOTIFICATION TO CLEAR NOXIOUS WEEDS. PURSUTNT to the Noxious Weeds Act, 1950. all occupiers of land in the County of Kowai are hereby required to dear the land of hemlock (Conium maculatum) before the Bth day of December. 1959. C. COX, Inspector.