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MIMJC MOVICO CORRIEDALE SHEEP I CORRIEDALE SHEEP SOCIETY The atteuoon at Members is drawn to the Shearing Regulations. All sheep exhibited in the shorn classes in the Corriedale Section must be shorn on or after October 1, 1961, and , inspected within two weeks. Sheep in the wool and shorn after the Spring Shows tor exhibition in the wool in the following year, to be Inspected on or after December 1 and 1 not to carry more than one inch of wool when inspected. , Sheep In the shorn sheep oiaßere at the forthcoming shows may 1 be shorn with the "Bowen Snow Comb.” Please arrange date of inspection with the Inspectors of your district. Culverden-Waiau: Messrs R. I. Bieck and H. R. Davison. Hawarden-Waikari: Messrs W. , J. J. Earl and M. H Stokes. Cheviot: Messrs D. W. Ensor and J. Fitzsimmons. Rangiora: Messrs C. A. Mac- i donald and A. A. Mackin- ] tosh. Darfield: Messrs R. S. Gunn and Douglas Deans. 3157 . COUNTY OF KOWAI CLOSURE OF ROAD TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC OVER TWO (2) TONS IN WEIGHT , PURSUANT to the Transport , (Vehicular Traffic Road , Closure) Regulations, 1949, notice is hereby given that for the purpose of bridge reconstruction the road from the North road to the Terrace road from Ashworth's Corner, being un-named. will be closed to all traffic over two (2) tons in weight for the period indicated hereunder. During the period of closure the following provision will be made for vehicular traffic over two tons weight which would otherwise use the road— GARTYS ROAD. TERRACE ROAD. Period of closure—Until further notice. It will be an offence ulnder the above regulations for any person otherwise than under authority of an authorised permit to use the road for traffic over two (2) tons in weight during the period of closure. G. A. HAY, County Clerk. COUNTY OF GERALDINE ELECTORS ROLL, ’ TEMUKA RIDING PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Supplementary Roll of Electors for the Temuka Riding of the County will close at 5 p.m. on Friday, the 13th Dcfnhpr IQfil RATEPAYERS will have their names placed on the roll without further action on their part. Every person who is entitled by virtue of a RESIDENTIAL qualification to be enrolled on . the Roll of Electors for the County and is not enrolled thereon should make a claim on the prescribed form to be enrolled. Rolls are open for Inspection at the County Office, Cox street, Geraldine, also at the Office of Miss E. A. Thompson, King street, Temuka, during office hours, where forms of enrolment are available. Forms should be completed, handed in or posted to reach the County Office, Cox street, Geraldine, by >5 p.m. Friday, the 13th October. 1961. Dated at Geraldine this 6th day of October, 1961. E. P. BENNETT, County Clerk. 3168 COUNTY OF GERALDINE NOTICE OF ELECTION I, EDWARD PATRICK BENNETT, Returning Officer for the County of Geraldine, hereby give notice that an election will be held on Saturday, the 11th day of November, 1961, to elect one member to rfepresent the Temuka Riding on the Geraldine County Council to fill an extraordinary vacancy. Nominations for Candidates must be delivered to me or addressed to me at the Office of the Geraldine County Council. Cox street. Geraldine, and delivered to that address at any time after the date hereof and before noon on Monday the 23rd day of October, 1961. A deposit of THREE (£3) pounds must be paid to me in respect of each nomination before the nomination will be accepted. Nomination forms may be obtained from the County Office. Cox street. Geraldine. Dated at Geraldine this 6th day of October, 1961. E. P BENNETT, Returning Officer. 3168 CORNS Quickly Relieved by using Iggo’s Corn Solvent Is 6d bottle. Iggo (Chemists). Ltd., 105 Cashel street. 6948

RANDOM REMINDER J "A 1 \ 1 \ /Jf \1 • 1/ u bIL LAST WORDS ON RUGBY ! With October well ad- Rugby field. What coach were embarrassing in vanced, it is clearly time would, for instance, for- their disclosures. It I “•* .T' r ,e . r ; ences to Rugby should ate kiss on the oaf op- favour at swimming be made in this column posite him? The use of championships, except of for a while, but there firearms is still, so far, course with the viewing ! iT'SS s,. , which must be said. Rugby matches are still cameras do get trained i When he addressed the played without the bene- on to Rugby players, Mr Auckland Rotary Club fit of background music, Mclntosh's remarks may : recently, the chief film although ‘"Ruck around lose their point. Scrumcensor, Mr D. C. Mein- the Clock" might seem maging may well become ■ tosh, said that among suitable material. an exerdae for the effete scenes that were cut But if there are rules and ‘after you, Claud” from films were those which prevent film- the password. iTiis will which showed rabbit makers from scenes of make test matches into punching, eye gouging, violence, television is nice, friendly fixturesi biting, kicking ana having something of the a:ad by the nature of hacking; but they were same effect on sport. things, friendlies will bepermitted in games like Cricketers, for instance, come bitter battles. Of t Rugby. have learned in England course, the Rugby pubIt could have been and Australia to speak lie will go where the pointed but to Mr Me- like old lags, without fun is, and that will Intosh that things per- movement of the mouth; mean the cameras have mitted in films would in the early days of tele- to go there too. It is all r not be tolerated on a vision, camera close-ups very confusing.