i ESPLANADE HOTEL New Brighton Every Tuesday and now Thursday 7.30 pan.: 30 houses, $1.50 card. Players house $4O. Two jackpots, good raffles. New Brighton A.F.C. Cards always available. Every Wednesday 7.30 p.m.: 30 houses. Good prizes and raffles. Lucky cards. Eastern Suburbs Softball Club.
EASTERN SUBURBS RUGBY LEAGUE CLUBROOMS 260 Breezes Road Every Friday 730 p.m.: Eastern Suburbs Rugby League Club.
FERRYMEAD TAVERN Every Thursday night at 7.30 p.m.: Sumner Cricket Club.
HALSWELL TAVERN Every Tuesday 7.30 p.m.: Halswell Soccer Club. Every Thursday 730 p.m.: Halswell Rugby League Club. Good prizes.
HORNBY TRUST HOTEL
Wednesday 730 p.m.: Hornby Rugby Football Club. Every Thursday night at 7.30 p.m.: Come along and win a C.G.O. travel voucher to the value of $4OO. Best prizes in town. Hornby Rugby I League Club.
HILLSBOROUGH TAVERN Every Monday 7.30 p.m.: Gala night arrangements now being made, reservations desirable. Recent nightly payouts average $866. St Martins School. Every Tuesday, kick-off 730 p.m.: Cards $3; no house less than $lB. Christchurch United Juniors. KAIKANUI HOTEL Kaiapoi Every Tuesday 7.30 p.m.: Kaiapoi Rugby League Club. LANCASTER HOTEL Every Monday 7.30 p.m.: Good prizes and raffles. Linwood Premier Squash Club.
New Spot. Every Wednesday, 130 p.m.: Heated lounge. best prizes, colossal raffles. All proceeds given to community projects. Lin-wood-Woolston Rotary i Club.
Wednesday evening 730 p.m.: Blue Star Taxis Social Club.
Every Thursday 1.30 p.m.: $7OO prizes and raffles. Lancaster Park Cricket Club.
Every Friday 1.45 p.m.: Top payments, lucky cards, raffles. Marist Rugby Club.
LION TAVERN Every Wednesday 7.30 p.m.: Good prizes. Albion Softball Club.
LINWOOD BOWLING CLUBROOMS Stanmore Road Every Friday 7.30 p.m.: 30 houses. $3 card. Good prizes. Lucky cards, raffles. $5O jackpot. Linwood Bowling Club.
LINWOOD RUGBY CLUB ROOMS Kearneys Road Every Wednesday 7.30 p.m.: Linwood Rugby Club. $1.50 card. 30 I houses. Jackpot $5O.
MASONIC HALL 77 Gloucester St (opp. Horticultural Hail) Every Friday 7.30 p.m.: 35 games. $735 payout plus jackpot and excellent raffles. Join our friendly crowd and popular caller, Dianne Aroha. R.S.A. Bowling Club.
McALPINE LOUNGE 94 Falsgrave Street Every Friday 7.45 p.m.: 30 houses. $3 card. $5O jackpot every night. Excellent prizes. Metro Ladies Pipe Band.
Public Notices DOMINION HOTEL MRS ELIZABETH BOSWELL of the Dominion Hotel, 142 Gloucester Street, has been granted a Hotel Manager’s Certificate and the hotel will now be under joint manage* ment. i Signed! GEORGE and BETTY PARTNERSHIP NOTICE THE Partners of Anderson Studholme and Co. and J. A. S. Marria and Son announce that they have merged their respective practices as from August 1, 1977. The combined practice will be known as:— ANDERSON STUDHOLME AND CO.. Incorporating J. A. S. Harris and Son. Chartered Accountants, 9th Floor, A.M.P. Building, Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. Box 2290. Telephone 88-953, The partnership will be carried on by:— Wiiwvn Arthur Harris Thomas Ballev Anderson David John Studholme 5390
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