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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31023, 31 March 1966, Page 28

LOST AND FOUND FOUND Spare Wheel, complete, off truck, in Clyde rd. Ring 44-534. GREY Wallet left Aranui T.A.Ek, contains a sum of money. Return to 25 Ontario place, or ’Ph. 896-908. Reward. KITTEN, White, 3 months old, lost cnr. Chapter street-Papanui road. Finder please Phone 557-983. LOST Lichfield-Tuam street area, Man’s Hafis Watch, leather covering strap. Reward. "Ph. 61-961, LOST between Riccarton rd. and Memorial ave., probably on Ham road. School Satchel containing Middleton Grange uniform clothing. Please Ring Shamy, 516-935 or 64-699. LOST: Labrador bitch from railwav car park. Finder please "Ph 6232 Stratford collect. X 4129 PARCEL containing Trews, Singlets. etc. lost vicinity Woolworths and Ingolds, Sydenham Return to Ingolds. Reward. READING Glasses last vicinity Theatre Royal and Manchester st., Thursday. 24th. Finder please Ring day 30-091: even ings 558-518. SIAMESE Cat found. Owner can have same. Thone 555-314. SMALL Black Purse lost 4.30 p.m. yesterday. Smith and Smith Paper Dept. Reward. ’Ph 597-859. HEATHCOTE COUNTY COUNCIL STRAY DOG THE FOLLOWING described dog has been collected from the Hillsborough area and im pounded. Description: Bassett Hound—Female—Black. Brown and White. Unless claimed within 14 days will be disposed of. W. H. SCRIMGEOUR, County Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICES THE JOURNAL OF ENSIGN BEST Edited by N. M. Taylor Able Dottin William Best, ensign of the 80th Regiment, begins this journal on June 26, 1837. He is starting his life as a soldier and is embarking on the "James Pattison” bound for the other side of the world. His day-by-day record of his normal activities and duties contains lively accounts for some of the more exciting and unusual events he experienced'—hunting trips and picnics in New South Wales, vice-regal balls in Sydney and a bachelors’ party on Norfolk Island, pig-hunting in the Wairarapa. the first race meeting in New Zealand. The journal Is edited by Mrs Nancy M. Taylor, whose introduction provides a background against which Best’s comments fall into proper perspective. The journal is 9|tn by 6in, over 400 pages, illustra ted, fully bound and enclosed in a dust jacket. Price 35s (3.50 dollars) post free. (Please add exchange to cheques). Obtainable from: THE GOVERNMENT BOOKSHOP. 130 Oxford terrace, (P.O Box 1721), CHRISTCHURCH. 8124 HUNTING IN STATE FOREST N.Z. FOREST SERVICE WESTLAND CONSERVANCY In the- interests of safety, per mits will not be Issued to enter State forest areas where official hunters are operating. Between now and May 3t. 1966 Forest Service hunters will be working in the Taramakau. Otlra, Talpo,' Arahura. Styx. Kokatahl, Toaroha. Hokitika and Whltcombe rivers. Some of the frontal country of these river valleys is avail able to private hunters who should ensure that they obtain a permit by applying to: The Conservator of Forests, N Z. FOREST SERVICE. Hokitika AltH CHRISTCHURCH RUGBY RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB FOOTBALL CLUB Under 16 Under 17 Under 16 Under 17 Under 18 Under 19 Under 18 Under 19 Players Required for All Players Required for All ABOVE Grades ABOVE Grades NORTH HAGLEY PARK NORTH HAGLEY PARK GROUNDS GROUNDS ■ NUMBERS 6,7, 8 NUMBERS 6,7, 8 AT 1 p.m. AT 1 p.m. While While UNDER 15 UNDER 15 UNDER 15 UNDER 15 and UNDER WEIGHT GRADES UNDER WEIGHT GRADES Who have not attended the Preliminary Weigh-In should report to Practice Games to be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 2 SATURDAY, APRIL 2 At , ELMWOOD PARK ELMWOOD PARK At 9.30 a.m. W. I. PROCTOR CLUB CAPTAIN BlBO SPRINGS TABLE TENNIS SUB ASSOCIATION THE Annual meeting wHI be held tn the Lincoln Community Centre on Wednesday, April 6, at 8 p.m. G. A. THOMAS. Hon. Secretary. Y.W.C.A. PADDY’S MABKET Friday, April 1, 10.30 a.m. Latimer Hall. RYDER-CHESHIRE FOUNDATION Christchurch Branch. • P.O. Box 567J1 Christchurch.*