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PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICES TO CREDITORS ALL persons having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to render full particulars thereof in duplicate duly certified as owing |at the date of death to: THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD, Trust Department, P.O. Box 9, CHRISTCHURCH. within one calendar month of the date of this notice. Creditors are warned that claims not lodged within the above period are liable to be excluded from payment in accordance with Section 35 of the “Trustee Act. 1956.” ESTATES BURBOROUGH, Bryan , George, of Winchester, School Teacher. Date of death: September 21, 1968. Solicitors: Messrs D. H. Stringer and Co. CHAPMAN, Winifred Annie, of Christchurch. Spinster. Date of death: July 2, 1968. Solicitor: Mr G. S. Salter. COMERFORD, James Edward, of Christchurch, Oil Company Employee. Date of death: April 20, 1968. Solicitors: Messrs H. S. J. Goodman and Leete. CONIBEAR. Edith Mary, of Christchurch, widow. Date of death: September 3, 1968, Solicitors: Messrs Hart and McLachlan. CRISTOFANINI, Isola Amelia Harriet, of Christchurch. Spinster. Date of death: September 3, 1968. Solicitors: Messrs Ames and Company. MITCHELL, John McFarlane, of Christchurch, Retired Accountant. Date of death: August 10. 1968. Solicitors: Messrs Hart and McLachlan. OLDS, William Ernest, of Christchurch, Retired Insurance Manager. Date of death: September 14, 1968. Solicitors: Messrs Smithson, Cleland, Fountain and Gilroy. REESE, Cecil John, of Christchurch, Retired Civil Servant. Date of death: August 31, 1968. Solicitors: Messrs D. H. Stringer and Co. DATED at Christchurch this sth day of October, 1968. E. S. TILLMAN, Trust Manager, THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. P.O. Box 9, CHRISTCHURCH. 3668 HE POWHIRI KI REHUA (A PUBLIC WELCOME AT REHUA MEETING HOUSE.) Anei te korero. Ka tu tetahi po mihi mo Turoa Royal ki Rehua Whare Puni a te po o te Turei te waru o Oketopa (at 8 p.m.). Ko nga take e pa ana ki a tatou tamariki e whai nei i te matauranga ki nga kura ki nga kareti me era atu whare wananga a te Pakeha. Mr Turoa Royal, the Assistant Officer for Maori Education for New Zealand, will make a tour of inspection of all colleges and universities in the South Island during the month of October. A welcome reception will be held at Rehua Meeting House. Springfield Road, on Tuesday. October 8. 1968. at 8 p.m. Mr Turoa Royal will speak and advise on all aspects of education affecting Maori boys and girls and also the assistance and scholarships available. Questions are invited, particularly from students and parents. All are welcome. The above meeting will be chaired by Mr J. E. Lewin, Registrar of the Maori Affairs Department of Christchurch. Nau Mai— Haere Mai Tena koutou katoa A. K. HOPA. Chairman, Maori Committee (Chch). 3664 ATTENTION SPINNERS SPINNING DAY FERNSIDE HALL (3 miles from Rangiora on Oxford Road) ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, AT 10 A.M.

Bring own wheels for the day. Demonstrators in spinning and weaving will be present. Also all types of Handcraft for sale. Morning and afternoon tea provided. Everyone welcome. Admission—soc. CUST-WEST EYRETON PLAY CENTRE 3670 WAIHORA PARK DOMAIN BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Banks Peninsula Trotting Club has been granted permission to use the Domain for the purpose of a Race Meeting and to charge admission thereto on Saturday, October 12, 1968. W. L. MILLER, Chairman. MOTUKARARA. 3628 MERCANTILE SEAFOODS (RICCARTON MALL), LTD (IN LIQUIDATION) NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHER CLAIMANTS THE Undersigned Liquidator requests all Creditors or other Claimants of the above Company to submit a Proof of Debt to the address mentioned below not later than the 31ST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1968. D. W. CROFTS, Liquidator, 226 Peterborough Street, Christchurch, 1. 3652 BOYS’ ADVENTURE CAMP The Arthur’s Pass National Park Board announces that two adventure camps for boys 10-13 years of age will be held at Arthur’s Pass National Park between January 6 and 17, 1969. Each camp will take 16 boys and will last five days. The boys will be under the guidance and supervision of a park ranger at all times, and will be given basic instruction in camping, tramping, first aid, trapping, survival, shelters, map and compass reading, ropes, knots and river crossing. Full information may be obtained from the Chief Ranger, Arthur’s Pass National Park. Arthur’s Pass, or the Lands and Survey Department, Private Bag, Christchurch. 3710 PRIMROSES AND RHODODENDRONS PEEL FOREST HOMESTEAD SUNDAY. OCT. 13, 1968 Open 11 a.m. TO please all those affected by unavoidable cancellation on September 21, the house and grounds will again be open, weather permitting. Gate: Adults 25c, children free. House: 25c for all. Tea and sandwiches on sale. Country dancing on lawn, 2.30. Cancellation notices 3ZB and 3ZC, or Ring Arundel 519. Proceeds to Geraldine Plunket Society.