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FLORISTS A. COX AND SON, Complete flora) service. Phone 385-023 or 388-402 al] hours. Flowers telegraphed anywhere, any time. D CHRYSANTHEMUM Flowers, any time. 42 Sawyers Arms rd. Ph. 525-615. DELPHINE Florists for Flowers of quality. New accounts welcome Phone 70-650. After hours 389 408. D GARDENWAY Florists. 81 Riccarton road. Phone 69-634 For Sprays, Wreaths, Flowers, interflora After hours Phone 518-289 D GLENMARK Floral Specialists Phone 897 075. D JULIA Gray Floral Service. Ph. 66-300. 40-921. after hours 70-552, 47-663 D MAY'S Floral Studios, 13 Riccarton road Phone 67-506. after hours 389-175,D DOERING and May for Flowers of Distinction. Phone 67-506; after hours 389-175 D SPREYDON Nurseries, quality designers of Floral Tributes. Ph. 388- a.h. 388-600, THS DILLONS THE KOWHAI FLORISTS Phone (3 lines) 65-650, 62-265, after hours 888-951. D NAIRNS For fresh cut Flowers and Tributes, Daily deliveries everywhere Phones 389-139, 389-138. NAIRNS NURSERIES. 166 Lincoln road. . D FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. LAMB AND SON, LTD. (Established 1872), 234 Lichfield street. Off-street Parking Area. PHONE 69-483. D. M. LAMB. E H. HEATLEY. WS G. BARRELL AND SONS. LTD. (Established 1876), 221 Durham street, Christchurch, corner St. Asaph and Durham streets Phone Any Hour 40-914 C. S. BARRELL (Manager). R. S. DALLEY (Asst. Manager). . WS JOHN RHIND, LTD., 19 London street. PHONE 69-546. Near corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues. WS LAMB A. AND HAYWARD. LTD., 292 Cashel street. Off-street Parking for 100 Cars. Dial 65-878, any hour. Managing Director, A. H. Marker. WS LOST AND FOUND BRINDLE Greyhound lost. Greyblack Answrs to name of “Shedevil ’’ Ph. 72-361, Reward. 1203 BROWN and White Shorthaired Dog, breed Basenji Lost since Sunday. Collar No. 176. Phone 8706, Kaiapoi. Reward. 1429 FOUND 18th May, 1967, in Avonhead, black and tan Sheepdog. If not claimed within 7 days and all expenses paid, will be disposed of. Waimairi County Council. Phone 517-109 or Kaia- , poi 7326. LOST. A Gold Memorial Hat Badge with 2 Rifles on front, in Christchurch or Halswell. Finder please ring 767, Le Bons Bay, collect. Reward.l43B LOST at Ploughing Match, Green Wallet containing money and driver's licence. Phone 327-293. LOST in town on Friday, Gold Watch. Reward. Phone 385-727. LOST Gold Chain and Bead Necklace, 3rd, 4th, sth May, Cashel or High streets. Apply 3290 "Press." LOST Light Blue Contact Lens Holder, containing green lenses in vicinity of University Gymnasium,, town, or Hereford st., Wednesday afternoon. Ph. 45-283. Reward. LOST Friday afternoon, 19th, ladies black handbag containing spectacles, keys, S.A. book, red purse, wallet, etc., between Cake Shop, Armagh st. and McKenzies Colombo st. Reward. Phone 63-197. LOST from Northcote Security, German Shepherd with choke chain and lead chain around neck. This dog could be dangerous if given the wrong command. Good reward. Ph. urgent 525-151. RIGHT-HAND Brown Skin Glove lost in city. Finder please Ring 389- Reward. X 3024 RED Change Purse containing Notes, lost Cashel st., Thursday, vicinity M.M.M. Reward. Phone 82-119. STRAYED from Lower Riccarton, White Cat with Black Markings. Please Phone 69-217.9620 TWIN Pram Mattress lost between square and Burnside area. Phone 519-012. Reward.l463 WOULD person who picked up parcel by mistake in Hannahs, Cashel street, please return or ring 68-043. Reward. WOULD person who picked up parcel by mistake in Hannahs, Cashel street, please return or Ring 385-808. Reward. PUBLIC NOTICES BACKGROUND TO CURRENT AFFAIRS-—H. C. Evison, M.A., lecturer in history. Secondary Teachers’ College (Montreal street entrance), Mondays, 8 p.m. Begins May 22. Fee: 20s ($2). 8 meetings. INDONESIAN LANGUAGE. MAORI LANGUAGE INTERM. It is proposed to organise courses on both languages subject to basic enrolments of 15 and 10 respectively. Preliminary applications are invited now. THE MAORI PEOPLE: YESTERDAY—AIan M. Eyles, assistant education officer, Canterbury Museum. Museum, Mondays, 8 p.m. Begins May 22. Fee: 15s ($1.50). 5 meetings and 3 field trips. •A BASIC COURSE IN PSYCHOLOGY—M. J. Mitchell. B.Sc., assistant lecturer in psychology, University of Canterbury. University, room 55, Mondays, 8 p.m. Begins May 22. Fee: 30s ($3). 18 meetings. Course syllabus now available. HARMONY AND SONG WRIT ING—C. L. Martin, Mus.B., M.R.S.T., L.Mus., T.C.L., Dip.-Tchg. W.E.A. Centre, davs, 6.15 to 7.45 p.m. Begins May 23. Fee: 20s ($2). 12 meetings HORTICULTURE, PART IPLANNING THE HOME GARDEN —L. J. Metcalf, N.D.H., Assistanl curator, Botanical Gardens University, Room G.l, Wednes days. 7.30 p.m. Begins May 24 Fee: 20s ($2). 8 meetings. ADOLESCENTS GROW UP IN FAMILIES—D. W. F. Brown r M.A., senior lecturer in educa tion, Secondary Teachers’ Col lege, Thursdays, 8 p.m. Begin: May 25. Fee: 20s ($2). 1‘ meetings. •ASTRONOMY AND THE TAX PAYER —P. A. G. Howell, senioi technician, department o! J physics, University of Canter . bury. University, Room G.l Mondays, 8 p.m., and Museun Planetarium. Begins May 22 Fee: 20s ($2). 11 meetings. CREATIVE EMBROIDER! COURSE—Mrs Colleen O’Connor Dip.F.A. W.E.A. Centre, Mon ■ days, 1.15-3.15 p.Yn. Begins Maj 29. Fee: 40s ($4). 10 meetings Basic enrolment: 15 members. TUESDAY AT TWO—This da] course offers you the oppor tunity to hear informed speakeri examining a diversity o themes. A syllabus sent oi request. W.E.A. Centre, Tues days, 2 p.m. Begins June 6 Fee: 10s (sl>. 8 meetings. •Full syllabus available. For information: Write Bo: 11796. Telephone 64-580. 1 tail