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runic notices CHIROPRACTOR J. W. DUGGAN, DC, Palmer Graduate. 137 Peterborough street. Telephone 85-031. Day ana Evening Hours. SMW DUPLICATING AND ADDRESSING SERVICE A FIRST-CLASS. Efficient, and Economical Service is YOURS to Command. THESE NEW DEPARTURES In Duplicating will give your message an Eye-catching appeal. Roneo Electronic Duplicating for the Reproduction of Photographs. Illustrations, and Line Drawings: Roneo-’nierma for Embossed Duplication. RONEO OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 168 High st. (near High St. P. 0.) ’PHONE 65-053 S TRANSPORT ACT. 1949 APPLICATIONS in respect of transport licences have been received as described in the Schedule hereunder, and a Public Sitting of the No. 5B Transport Licensing Authority wiU be held at 2.30 p.m. on September 11. 1961, at the Courthouse. Waipukutau, for the purpose of receiving evidence in favour of or against the granting of the applications. At 2.35 p.m. Appl. 71. CLIVE CASSIDY. CLIVE CHARLES ROBERTSON CASSIDY and GARTH MCMILLAN CASSIDY (Clive Cassidy and Sons). WAIPUKURAU. AMEND Goods Licences Nos. 11325 and 11331 by permitting the carriage of furniture and household effects in the Nos. 8. 9, 10, 11 and 12 Transport Districts, in conjunction with the inter-island vehicular ferry. 2320 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL W. J. COWLES STADIUM THE Stadium will be officially opened on September 25, 1961. and will be available for bookings after that date. Sports organisations wishing to use the building or a portion of it for regular competitive or practice purposes should submit their requirements as soon as possible in order that a schedule of bookings may be prepared. Applications should state for what purpose the Stadium will be required, together with dates and times. Schedules of charges and conditions for the use of the building may be obtained from the office of the undersigned, 194 Manchester street.

C. S. BOWIE, Acting-Town Clerk. Christchurch August 25, 1961. 2-401 SUNNYSIDE-SPREYDON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB INC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special General Meeting convened pursuant to Section 19 of the Rules of the above club. This is to be held in the Club Rooms, 94 Lincoln rd., on MONDAY, September 4, 1961, at 8 p.m. NOTICE OF MOTION Mr E. Derbridge will move "That the Sunnyside-Spreydon Rugby Football Club Inc.” be renamed the "Suburbs Rugby Football Club Inc.” R. J. COOPER. Hon. Sec. 2333 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH POLIOMYELITIS VACCINATION A Poliomyelitis Vaccination Clinic will be held at the Ashburton Health Department Rooms, on Friday. September 1, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 12 noon and again between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. AU those between ages of 1 year and 21 years are invited to attend. No appointment is necessary. W. I. GLASS. Medical Officer of Health. 2338 PAPARUA COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE TO OCCUPIER TO CLEAR LANDS OF NOXIOUS WEEDS THE NOXIOUS WEEDS ACT, 1950. TO MR C. K. YEATMAN, Address Unknown. Take notice that in respect of the land occupied by you and hereunder described, you are hereby required to comply with the requirements of the said Act as mentioned below: and I hereby call upon you to commence the necessary work within Twenty-one days from the date of this notice, and thereafter to continue the work until the said requirements are effectively complied with, being not later than the 30th day of September, 1961. DESCRIPTION OF LAND: Lot 4 D.P. 17160, Springs road, Prebbleton. WORK TO BE DONE: To clear all gorse and broom from property and road frontage. DATED this 23rd day of August, 1961. F. E. HOSKIN, Field Supervisor for the County of Paparua. 2287 SEIS you at the Eggnog Bar at the Industries Fair. 2986

MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE OFFICIAL OPENING AN INVITATION ■ The Canterbury Mental Health Council extends to the Citizens of Christchurch a most cordial invitation to attend the OFFICIAL OPENING of its MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE in the CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY HALL at 8.15 p.m. tomorrow, Sunday, when the guest speaker will be the Minister of Health, the Hon. N. L. Shelton. Overseas specialists attending the conference will be introduced by the chairman of the Council, Professor H. E. Field, and welcomed on behalf of the City by His Worship the Mayor, Mr G. Manning. LUNCH-HOUR ADDRESS Mental Health and the public’s responsibilities in this vital matter will be discussed bv the Dean ot Christchurch, the Very Rev. Martin Sullivan, in an address in the Christchurch Cathedral beginning at 1.20 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. GENERAL WEEK Watch the newspapers and listen to the radio for details of GENERAL WEEK meetings and panel discussions which will be open to everyone free of charge. Speakers will include specialists from the United Kingdom, United States and Australia. OPENING DAY IS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. MENTAL HEALTH MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING. 1284