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RAFFLE RESULTS WATERFRONT FIRST AID 100 AID WINNING NO.: 219. CANTERBURY COMBINED W.M.C. 200 CLUB FIFTH DRAW 3 Prizes of HO: Ticket Numbers: 103, 192, 292. 5413 CREATIVE EDUCATION INC. GROCERY HAMPER No. 3992, Chaplin. RANGIORA LABOUR PARTY RAFFLE Second draw. First Prize No. 948. Consolation Prizes Nos 579, 1146, 618. Winners contact organiser.

METHVEN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB (Inc.) RAFFLE 4th Draw. Ist 1045—Jim O’Reilly, Methven. 2nd 1194—5. G. Holmes, Methven. 3rd 1985—W00l Mark, Ph. 6951, Ashurton. 10 Prizes SI Each 1848 —Stephanie Lemon, No. 6 R.D. Ashburton; 1778—R. Galibles, 7 R.D. Ashburton; 1100— H. Anderson, 2 R.D. Rakaia; 1727—W. J. Moore, Rakaia; 1019 —R. G. Woodham, Ashburton; 1229—L. E. Fletcher, Waikari, North Canterbury; 1595—Mrs L. E. M. Quigley, 14 Lake Road. Leeston: 1587—W. Mason, Old Boys, Ashburton; 1456—A. McLennan, Methven; 1013—A, N. Bailey, 20 Bowen St, Chch. 5395 SCOTTISH SOCIETY PIPE BAND Daily Ten 501 ALANVALE-AORANGI MOTHERS’ ORGANISATION BRIDE DOLL—No. 217, Miss S. Clarkson. RANGIORA BRANCH PLUNKET SOCIETY LINEN RAFFLE Ist Prize No. 1778—8. CobdenCox. PICNIC BASKET Winning No. 109—E. Evans, Fernside. MOTHERS CLUB GROCERY RAFFLE Ist Prize $lO Groceries, No. 3386 —Leech, Phone 7225. 2nd Prize, Tin Biscuits, No. 1034 —Mrs Wotherston, Loburn. 5362 WATERSIDERS BOWLING CLUB 100 Club Series 3, Draw 4. No. 142. CHRISTCHURCH JAYCEES INC. Russley Zone, Golf Club Raffle Ticket No. 1519: B. W. Olsen. R. A. RATTRAY, Organiser.

VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL BRIGHTSIDE HOSPITAL, LTD, ASSISTANT MATRON APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of Assistant Matron at Brightside Private Surgical Hospital. This is a living.in position and salary is in accordance with qualifications and experience. All replies and copies of references should be forwarded to;— THE SECRETARY, BRIGHTSIDE HOSPITAL, LTD, P.O. BOX 540, AUCKLAND. 9769 CIVIL ENGINEER . A VACANCY exists in the Christchurch office of this practice for an experienced civil engineer or a graduate. The scope of the practice is varied and interesting and includes all aspects of the design of modern sewage treatment plants, pumping stations and related works. The variety of work offered would enable a graduate to obtain a wide knowledge in this field and allow him to obtain registration in due course. Salary will be subject to negotiations according to aptitude and experience. Please phone or write to the undersigned for an interview. Steven & Fitzmaurice, CONSULTING ENGINEERS, Christchurch and Auckland. P.O. Box 2565, Christchurch. Phones 30-521, 40-376. 5308