PUBUC NOTICK T ATRJSE- - EXTRA - CASH MAKE simple novelty Wooden Toyo. Terrific demand. We buy vour Toys FOR CASH and supply LARGE FREE KITSET. Other money making Ideaa. Write details. Hobby Craft. Box 1973, Wellington. Mi wWB Sale and White-Ele-ptiont Stall, Tuesday. 27th. Il a.m.. Salvation Army Hall. Spreydon. cnr. Barrington and Edinburgh street. Good ctothtng for all the family. Adml,ston: 3d. 3233 DEBATE AUSTRALIAN L’NIVERStTItS Versus CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY MONDAY, AUGUST M. 8 P.M. STUDENTS’ ASSN. BUILDING, Cnr. Montreal and Hereford sts. X1773 M. GOULD AND CO.. LTD™ Bespoke Tailors, TOO COLOMBO STREET. WISH TO ADVISE ALL CUSTOMERS that the ENTRANCE to the NEW TAILORING SHOWROOM is now at aids of same premises tn th* alleyway. The latest Range of English Worsted, and Sports Tweed, now showing SUITS FROM £23 TAILORED TO ORDER. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR BESPOKE TAILORING AND IT COSTS VERY LITTLE MORE MWF IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT HELD AT CHRISTCHURCH Plaint No. 4296/83 BETWEEN ALBERT WILLIAM HENRY FALLA, of Christchurch, Plain tiff AND JOSEPH EDWARD KANE, formerly of Kekerangu and now of parts unknown. Defendant. TO JOSEPH EDWARD KANE. Labourer TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced again-t you in the above Court by ALBERT WILLIAM HENRY FALLA, of Christchurch, a Company Director, for the sum of FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREE POUNDS. THREE SHILLINGS AND NINEPENCE <£473 3e 9d) being the balance owing under a Conditional Purchase Agreement and an Order has been made that publication of the notice of such action in "The Pres,.’’ Christchurch, shall be deemed to be service of the summon* upon you. IN DEFAULT of your filing a Notice of Intention to Defend such claim in the said Court within FOURTEEN DAYS of the publication of this Notice JUDGMENT MAY BE GIVEN AGAINST YOU without you being heard. DATED at Christchurch this 22nd day of August, 1963. L. G. GOWER, Deputy Registrar. WAIMAIRI COUNTY COUNCIL PURSUANT to Ordinance * (3) of the Code of Ordinances of the Waimairi Countv District Planning Scheme, public notification is hereby given that an application has been received for permission to erect a DAIRY on Part Lot 1. DP. 15720, situated at No. 74 Cutts road, as a Conditional Used In a Residential "A” zone, sub-
ject to the shop being sited 5 feet from the road boundary with the area between the shop and the kerb being sealed. Any person desirous of making representtalons against the proposal must lodge the same in writing with the undersigned not later than noon on September 9, 1963, giving the reasons and stating whether that person wishes to be heard by the Committee considering the application. K. MACLACHLAN. County Clerk. County Office, FENDALTON, August 22. 1963. 595* ELLESMERE COUNTY COUNCIL PROPOSAL TO ERECT SWING GATES ON ROAD IN accordance with the provisions of Section 143 of the ’’Public Works Act. 1928.” notice la hereby given that an application has been made by Mr J. G. Stubbs, of Rakaia, to erect two swing gates on the old South road. SITUATION OF PROPOSED GATES On the old South road and more particularly one at its junction with Leeston-Rakala road and one at its junction with North Rakaia road. It Is the Intention of the Ellesmere County Council to grant permission for the erection of these gates at the expiration of fourteen days from the date hereof. W. S. K. DREW. County Clerk. Leeston, August 23, 1963. 5980
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30219, 26 August 1963, Page 17
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