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MIMJCMOttCn ■LLCBMOIE A. and P. ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW. THE FIRST S.I. SHOW OF THE IMI SEASON. To be held on the Association s grounds LEEBTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. GOOD ENTRIES IN ALL MAINSECTIONS RECORD ENTRIES IN JUMPING EVENTS SHEARING COMPETITION, OPEN AND DISTRICT CLASSES. GRAND PARADE. 3 P.M. Lunchaen and Hot Water available. Day's Motors far transport from Christchurch and return. Miniature Tram. Merry-go-round, Ferris Wheal, Chatr-o-piane. and numerous other sideshows. Implament. Machinery and Trade exhibits on display. Ample parking space available. ADMISSION. Adults 2s 6d. Children under 18 years Bd. Children under 12 years, no charge. Motor vehicles. 2s Id. G. E. G. WHITTA. Secretary. 3026 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been lodged at the Magistrate's Court. Christchurch, for registration of The Hire Syndicate as a Money Lender under the Moneylender* Act, 1908 It Is proposed to carry on business at 82/84 Worcester street, Christchurch, being the principal place of business. Th* full name* of the Syndicate member* in the moneylending firm are Edna Kavanagh. Claire Mary McManus and Brian Bernard McManus. Th* application will be heard at the above-named Court after the expiry ot one month from the nth day of October, 1961, being the date of the first publication of this Notice. X 9412 •--IAeWTOK MWBVALSell for removal. Self-contained Bach, h. and e., electric and coal range, kitchenette, bedsitting room, shower Applv Little River Garage. 2531’8 LINCOLN COLLEGE ASHLEY DENF. FIELD DAY ASHLEY DENE FIELD DAY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17 Starts 9.46 am. The programme includes a walk round the farm in the morning followed by talks and discussions after lunch. Dr. A. E. Henderson and Professor J. W. McLean will give their views on pre-iamb shearing. Professor I. E. Coop and Mr D. K. Ower will talk about breeding policies for light land farms and finally Professor A. H. Flay *nd Mr H. E. Garrett will discuss the pros and cons of intensive fat lamb production. Bring your own cup and lunch. Tea. milk and sugar will be provided. 7783 IN BANKRUPTCYSUPREME COURT JACKIE OWEN SMITH: of Amberley Beach, agricultural contractor, was adjudged bankrupt on October 11, 1961 Creditors' meeting will be held at my office, Provincial Council Chambers. Armagh street Christchurch. on Wednesday, October 25. 1961. at 10.30 a m. O. T. GRATTAN. Official Assignee. Christchurch October 11, 1981. 9933 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MOTOR-VEHICLE DEALER S LICENCE (Section 7 (1). Motbr-Vehicl* Dealers Act. 1958). I. JOHN CULLEN KEARNS, 313 Riccarton rd., has applied to the Magistrate's Court at Christchurch for a licence under the Motor-Vehicle Dealers Act. 1958, to carry on business as a motor-vehicle dealer (in motorcycles only) under the name or style of J. C. Kearns, from the following places of business: Principal: 362 Colombo st., Sydenham. Ch. Ch. Additional: 313 Riccarton rd.. Ch. Ch.. and application will be heard by the above Court after one month from the Thirteenth day of October. 1961, being the date of the first publication of this notice. The name* of all persons whose character and fitness are relevant to this application may be seen at the office of the above Court. J. C. KEARNS.'

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