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PUBLIC NOTICES BURNSIDE PLUNKET SUBBRANCH THE Annual Meeting of the above branch will be held in the Society’s Rooms, Kendal Avenue, on Monday, April 22, at 8 p.m. Speaker: Miss Fisher, Matron, Karitane. All interested persons are cordially invited. 529 ANZAC DAY, APRIL 25, 1988 An Augmented Sunday Service will operate. Note: First buses from outside termini will run 10 minutes ahead of times shown in Public Time Table in order to enable passengers to attend the Anzac Ceremony in Cathedral Square. Pamphlets giving details of services are available on Buses or from the Ticket Office in Cathedral Square. J. F. FARDELL, General Manager. <3525 NEED dl TEMPORARY OFFICE help? tXnflk Call fifl We supply Stenographers, Typists, Clerks, Bookkeepers, General Office Workers. Trained employees who will work in your office for 4 hours, a day, a week or longer at low hourly rates. Guarantee complete satisfaction or no charge. Phone 62-116. SHAW'S OFFICE SERVICE, LTD, N.Z.'s Largest Temporary Office Help Service. Box 2141, CHRISTCHURCH. Discussion Evening on RACE RELATIONS Martin Luther King and the Negroes of the U.S.A. . . South Africa and the All Blacks . . . The Olympics and South Africa . . Will U.S Negro Athletes boycott the Olympics? Information, questions and opinion on these related themes will be shared, and the discussion opened by well-informed persons of varying viewpoints, on Friday next, April 26 FRIENDS’ MEETING HOUSE, 325 Manchester Street, Christchurch. FIRST PANEL, 6 p.m.: Robert F. Stowell, M. J. O'Neill, D. J. Graham. Chair: Muriel Morrison. SECOND PANEL, 8 p.m..: Professor A. A. Conway, Rev. R M. O’Grady. Chair: Christine Apperley. A light buffet meal is available from 5 to 6 p.m. Coffee break at 7 30. Come early and give the benefit of your interest and contribution to this problem which confronts us all. Auspices: CAMPAIGN FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT. Inquiries 69-787. 3454 ST IIBANS BRANCH N.Z. SOCIAL CREDIT POLITICAL LEAGUE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING CENTENNIAL HALL, ST ASAPH STREET. 10 a.m., Saturday, April 27. Agenda: Election of Branch President and other offices, and provisional Parliamentary Candidate; also, General Business. Attendance of financial members essential. All others interested. St Albans residents welcome. 3387 TAILORING ALTERATIONS. Remodelling and recutting of suits, costumes, overcoats, etc. All work guaranteed by men tailors and cutters. Ph. 30-038. Chancery Tailors, Ltd, 153 Gloucester St (above Casbolts).S DOUBLE breasted suits, recut into single breasted style, including dinner suits. Trousers tapered, also alterations to suits, costumes, skirts, etc. Garth Owen, ladies’ and gentlemen’s bespoke tailor, 115 Cashel Street (next door Whitcombe and Tombs), Phone 40-539.? D FUNERAL J. LAMB AND SON, LTD Established 1872 Phone 69-483. 234 Lichfield Street. D. M. LAMB. G. D. LAMB. Continuous service. Parking area. __ WS G. BARRELL AND SONS. LTD (Established 1867) 221 Durham St, 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. PHONE 65-878 any hour. Managing Director, A. H. MARKER WS MONUMENTAL MASONS L. ROBERTSON MONUMENTAL CRAFTSMAN 25 Surrey Street, North Linwood. Telephone 896-426 Residence 82 081 Lawn Cemetery, Panels tn Granite, Bronze or Chrome. Memorial Park Headstones. Kerbing Headstones, Plaques. Additional inscriptions Engraved, Family plots restored, Drawings and quotations supplied for Trust and Personal Work. I Telephone 896-426 MWSI