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1080 POISON 1080 Poisoned Osts WiU be told by hand as from March 1 in the following areas: Ashburton river (both branches). Taylor’s Stream Bed. Boyer’s Stream Bod. Pudding HUI Stream Bed. Occupiers of land within the above areas will be directly notified of operations in their J. P. MCDONNELL Secretary. 6684 WE. the undersigned, wish to wholeheartedly Thank everyone who. helped and assisted in the accident last week-end on the Rahu Saddle. There are ao many persons unknown to us who rendered on the spot assistance that this te the only way we can sincerely thank them. Also many thanks to the doctor, hospital staff and police officers. Signed:' TOM NICHOLLS, JIM SOMERVHXE, • 5039 WAIPARA COUNTY COUNCIL PENALTY ON RATES UNPAID AFTER WEDNESDAY. FEB. 37.. 1863 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the provistons of Section 76 of The Rating Act, 1925, a Penalty of to Additional Ten per cent win be added to all rates for the year 1963-63 remaining unpaid after Wednesday, the 87th day of February, 1963. DATED at Waikari. ttUa Utb day of February, 1963. G. SETON-KELLAWAY. County Clerk. ' 7931 GUARDIAN TRUST AND' EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z., LTD. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN ESTATES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any creditors and others having claims against any of the undermentioned estates, are required forthwith to lodge such claims supported by full details, at the office of The Guardian Hereford street Christchurch 1. ROBERT berry, late of 25 The Brae. who died on December 15, 1953. Solicttora.MeesreWUdMRSjSaSy fLCTMSSCE MABEL PETJQcSEN late of 15 Thornycroft street. Fendalton. Christchurch, widow, who died' on January 9. 1963. .(SoHcitofe, Measrs Mearee. Williams. Holmes and Booker). MISS VIOLET BEATRICE TWKNTYMAN, late of M Murray place, St. Albans, Christchurch 1. retired mrs GARET WATSON, late Ct Market street. Kaltangata, widow whd died on Janu"«a Holme* and Booker). WARNING: After the 88th dav of March. MRS, the cSh pany may administer, transfer or distribute the above estates or any part thereof, without being liable to amr person of whose claim the CSwnpeny has not by then had notice. P. R. VINCENT, Branch Manatfor. The Guardian Trurt and Bfimeuto”p£. sIJW"' CHRtSTCTURCk. »*4 MUILANVSaro tosro to mend Tb^*^&lrepklr <lr Getosr ttton w and so to MUDLAKTE DENTAL LABORATORY. 196 Glouesater etoeet. 60 MtouteS’ DenW Repton at MULLANTS. T<ata wMttart iwom. Tti. Howw: • a*»> S »j»* TH 0M