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CHRISTCHURCH BEAUTIFYING ASSN. (INC.) SPRING GARDEN COMPETITION AS VIEWED FROM THE STREET. JUDGED SUNDAY. 18th OCT., 1964. ENTRIES CLOSE WITH: R. A. PROCTOR, 529-828. E. W. RODGERS, 527-301.

ELECTIONS FOR DRAINAGE AND TRANSPORT BOARDS SATURDAY NEXT, 3rd OCTOBER CITIZENS’CANDIDATES TRANSPORT BOARD Avon DUNBAR, Peter Douglas Heathcote SMITH, James Roland Riccarton BRADSHAW, Edward James Central BOANAS, Samuel Edgar BROWN, Reginald Gilbert BURK, Albert Leslie • HATTAWAY, Gordon Denis MARRIOTT, Keith Thomas WHITTY, Cyril Frederick All Iha*a ara lifting member* except Massr* Dunbar, Burk and WhiHy. Mr Dunbar i* a chemitt practising and resident in Naw Brighton. Mr Burk wa* formerly chief executive officer of the Lyttelton Herbour Board and Mr Whitty i* manager of a wholesale hardware buiines*. DRAINAGE BOARD North-East SMITH, Ernest Vincent South-East McLELLAN, Donald Playsted South-West HAMMOND, Roland Henry St. Albans McTAINSH, Archibald John Linwood LOVERSIDGE, Lester Thewlis Avon PRICE, Frederick Reuben Waimairi CARTER, Maurice Rhodes All these arc sitting member* except Messrs Hammond and Lovenidge. Mr Hammond I* a young vigorous candidate and manage* hi, own gift (hop buiines*. Mr Lovenidge it a builder with a lifetime of practical experience. For sound and progressive administration by mon free to vote according to their owh judgment. PLAY SAFE VOTE CITIZENS H.Q. Call 166 Manchester Street. For transport, special votes and inquiries ring 32-286, 42-507, or 519-566.