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ro»uc woTicn LICENSING DISTRICT OF CHRISTCHURCH. Under “The Licensing Act. 1906.'' Section IM. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENCE. 1. RAYMOND KIMBER RIDLER. of Christchurch, being the bolder of a Publican's Licence in respect of the premises situate at Waltham road. Christchurch, known by the name of Waltham Arms Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at Christchurch on the 4th day ot September, 1061, ap<ply for a Transfer of the raM Licence from myself Io IVAN FRANCIS O'DONNELL, my appointee Dated at Christchurch Ulis 26th day of May. 1961. R K. RIDLER. Applicant. 5483 NEW VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN NEW VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN NEW VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN YES. you dkn procure one ot these wonderful cars practically right away if you have eligible overseas funds A very small amount is required and you will be astonished at how quickly we can procure your non-remtttance licence Ring, write or call NOW We will do the rest for you VW MOTORS (N.Z I. LTD. 8! KILMORE STREET. 'Phone 42-068 Any Time Licensee Motor Vehicle Dealers D IN BANKRUPTCY SUPREME COURT ROBERT JOHN BAILLIE. of 282 Hereford street. Christchurch Driver, was adjudged bankrupt on July 4, 1961. Creditor's Meeting will be held at my office. Provincial Council Chambers. Armagh street. Christchurch, on Monday, July 17, 1961. at 10 30 am O. T. GRATTAN. Official Assignee Christchurch, July 4. 1961 7OTI DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH POLIOMYELITIS VACCINATION A Poliomyelitis Vaccination clinic will be held at the Ashburton Health Department Rooms on Friday. July 7, between the hours of 11 a.m. to 12 a.m., and again between 1 pm. and 3 pm. All those between ages of 1 year and 21 years are invited to attend. No appointment is necessary. W. I. GLASS Medical Officer of Kealth. 7083 HARES HARES HIGHEST PRICES PAID Will Pick Up From Rail. FISH PROCESSING, LTD 245 Moorhouse ave MWt C.AR SPRING CLEANING SERVICE. Complete cleaning. Includes upholstery and mats shampooed, exterior cut and polished luggage boot and wheels, etc. Motor steam cleaned if desired. Will look new. By expert 25 years' experience. ’Phone 48-197. CHIROPODISTS C. MEREDITH NICHOLAS. M.N.Z.. S.. Ch Inc.. CHIROPODIST Regent Theatre Buildings. Cathedral square. •Phone 88-932 Agent "Mervyn Adams'* Comfortable ShoesMTW TRAP! PERSONALS BETTLES CURES ARE BETTER CURES Strong Cough Cure. ss. 10s, Webbs Indigesion Cure, 7s 6d: Strong Tonic 10s; Stomach Powder 2s 6d. 4s 6d; Douche Powder, 2s 6d, 4s 6d; Maclntyres Pills. 8s 6d: Vitaloids. 20s Boro Carbol tor catarrh. 2s 6d 4s 6d; Skin Emollent 2s 6d, 7s 6d; Pile Ointment. ss. 10a: Pimple Cure, 10s; Pain Tablets, is 6d. Postage extra. Husbands' and Wives' Guide posted free In plain envelope GEORGE HETTLE D HAIRDRESSING "PRIMROSE Salon? New Brighton Beautiful lasting Undine Steam Perm 35s Ph 66-975 WS LADIES' COLUMN NOW—lnsist on odourfree Sanltized Santex always. The softest finest Santowl with Nylon Still only 3s p TAILORING ALTEraYiONM to Suita. Costumes. Restyled etc. Own materials made up. Garth Owen. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailors. 115 Cashel st 'Phone 76-917. D

RANDOM REMINDER TRAVEL TALK Train travel today is a on one side and the Are- an incompetent nincomquiet business, compared man on the other. This poop. Before he had with the good old days, natural barrier, and the really warmed to the and that applies particu- very considerable noise subject, it would be larly to the engine crew. of the engine, made con- time to go. At WashToday, as an electric versation almost tapes- dyke the fireman would unit glides majestically sible, which may have respond with some wellahead, the driver could been a good thing, as it chosen phrases about the address his fireman must have encouraged driver’s dogmatic views; quietly but authorita- each man to pay atten- a few more miles, and at tivelv on the problems of tion to his duties. Arowhenua it would be Britain joining the But it was frustrating 8 broadside from the European Common Mar- for both of them if they driver, with the fireman ket—if he had a fireman. ever had a difference of having to wait for But years ago, things opinion; it was not un- Temuka to reply. were hot so easy for the common for crew mem- How much better the driver and the fireman. bers to fall out, verbally, conditions today, when especially those assigned on occasions. But if the conversation in the cab to the double-ended S, rl , v ?T ? n “ fireman of a uso much more a nerFairlie engines, one of Fairlie began to argue, it sonal affair, and when which has long been on was sometimes a long differences can be settled display near the Dunedin process—almost akin to in camera, as ft were inrailway station. The JLP 08 } 8 . 1 ohess match. stead of before a jurv of he was the boiler in the form 8t Timaru anrf tell as mam of middle, with the driver his fireman that he was them at a time