PUBLIC NOTICES THE LEPER MAN APPEAL THE LEPER MAN APPEAL THE LEPER MAN APPEAL (P. J. TWOMEY) . . DOES NOT EMPLOY HOUSE DOES NOT EMPLOY HOUSE DOES NOT EMPLOY HOUSE TO HOUSE COLLECTORS TO HOUSE COLLECTORS TO HOUSE COLLECTORS Any donations for the •‘Leper Man Appeal” founded by the late P. J. Twomey, should be posted by registered mail to:— "THE LEPER MAN APPEAL” Private Bag. CHRISTCHURCH. Or delivered tq:— 115 SHERBOURNE STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. 3141 VISIT SUNNY NELSON with NEWMANS COACH LINES FOR ONLY £5 WE OFFER YOU 1. Return Travel from Christchurch to Nelson. You have a choice of TWO routes either Way (via East Coast and Blenheim OR via Lewis Pass and Murchison). 2. Week-day Excursion to the Takaka District. You will be taken to points of interest, including the world’s largest fresh-water springs and the famous tame eels. 3 A Sunday Excursion to the celebrated Kaiteriteti Beach. This trip Includes views of Nelson’s fruit, tobacco and hop gardens. A £5 Holiday Concession Ticket means a saving of £2 is 6d below normal fares. Concession available January 1 to March. 30. 1964 For Inquiries and Reservations: NEWMANS COACHLINES C/o. Midland Terminal Thone 62-993. After Hours 33-902 MF TRAVEL NORTH wth NEWMANS COACH LINES FOR ONLY £8 WE OFFER YOU 1. Daylight Travel from Christchurch to Wellington by Newman’s Coach to Picton and Aramoana tb Wellington Featuring the beautiful seascapes of the East Coast, Marlborough Sounds, Cook Strait and Wellington Harbour. 2. Daylight Travel from Wellington to Nelson. By Aramoana and Newman's. Another memorable journey by sea and land arriving tn Sunny Nelson at 4 p,m. (From Nelson on Sundays up to April 14, an excursion to Kaiteriteri Beach is available—extra cost 165.) 3. A Week-day Excursion to the Takaka District A full day’s outing to this unique area, where you will be taken to points of interest, including the world’s largest fresh-water springs and the famous tame eels. 4 Daylight Travel frotn Nelson to Christchurch. Completing a wonderful round journey, you travel back tb Chrlstchui'ch by the Lewis Pass route, highlighted by the majestic mountain scenery An £8 Holiday Concession Ticket means a saving of £1 14s 6d below normal fates. Concession available January 1 to May 31. 1964 NEWMAN'S COACHLINES c/o Midland Terminal •Phone 62-993. After hours, 33-902 MF People . PHOTO REVIEW photol'eview Personalities PHOTO REVIEW Popular PHOTO REVIEW Purchase PHOTO REVIEW Promptly. . . 9087 THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY (Inc. in N.S.W.) intends issuing on or after February 28, 1964, a Copy Policy to replace Policy No. Zo24B963—Leslie Dennis Andersen, declared lost. LEGAL NOTICE All persons having claims against the' Undermentioned Estates are required to send particulars of such elaltns (in duplicate and certified as owing at the date.of death of the deceased) to The Perpetual Trustees Company, Ltd., at its office, 221 Manchester street, Christchurch, or at the office of the Estate Solicitors, not later than the 31st March, 1984. Creditors are warned that any claim not lodged by that date is liable to exclusion. This notice is issued In pursuance of Section 35 of "The Trustee Act, 1956." ESTATES KNIGHT, Cbcii Leonard Rutherfbrd, late of Christchurch, Salesman, died 28/11/1963. Solicitors, Messrs E. C. Champion and Somers. WARD, Wilfred Irving, late of Christchurch, Retired Dental Surgeon, died 11/12/1963. Solicitors, Messrs Weston, , Ward and Lascelles. BRYANT, Annie Moore; late of Chrjstelmrch, Widow,, died 30/12/19©? Solicitors, Messrs Ralph. Thompson, Thomas and Shaw. GERARD, Wilfred Arthur, late of Christchurch, Retired Clerk, died 9/1/1964. Solicitors, Messrs Cavell, Leitch and Pringle. H. S. McMILLAN, District Manager, THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Ct)., LTD., 221 Manchester street, CHRISTCHURCH. ' #045
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30365, 14 February 1964, Page 17
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