TAVERN I Every Wednesday 7.30 p.m.: Greyhound breedj ers Assn. Best in town. 'Every Thursday night at ".30 p.m.: Sumner -I Cricket Club. HILLSBOROUGH TAVERN Every Monday 7.30 p.m.: 32 houses, $3 card. Lines $6, houses $3O, $25 and $2O. Payouts exceed $lOOO nightly. St I Martins School. i Every Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.: Cards $3, 30 houses, no house less than $2O; $5O jackpot. Christchurch United Juniors. HALSWELL TAVERN Every Tuesday 7.30 p.m.: Halswel) Soccer Club. Every Thursday 7.30 p.m.: Halswell Rugby League Club. Good prizes. HORNBY TRUST HOTEL Wednesday 7.30 p.m.: Hornby Rugby Football Club. Every Thursday night at 7.30 p.m.: Best prizes in town. Hornby Rugby League. IRISH SOCIETY HALL 363 St Asaph Street Golden Housie. Every Friday 7.30 p.m.: 60 games, $3 per card. Including from first house staggered jackpots and Golden Houses. Re cards Ph. 529-75 S after 5.30 p.m. Fridays Ph. 63-612. Arohanui Cultural Club. KAIKANUI HOTEL Kaiapoi Every Tuesday 7.30 p.m.: Kaiapoi Rugby League Club. LINWOOD BOWLING CLUBROOMS 171 Stanmore Road . Every Friday 7.30 p.m.: 30 houses, $3 card Good prizes. Lucky cards, raffles. $5O jackpot. Linwood Bowling Club.
LANCASTER HOTEL Every Monday 7.30 p.m.: Good prizes and raffles. I Linwood Premier Squash < Club. Every Tuesday 7.30 p.m.:! Cards $3, 30 houses.: Top prizes and give-! aways. Silent line. Ex- j cellent raffles. Chch’ Metropolitan Pipe Band.' New Spot. Every Wednesday, 1.30 p.m.: HeatedI lounge, best prizes,) colossal raffles. All pro-! ceeds given, to com-' munity projects. Lin-1 wood-Woolston Rotary! Club. Wednesday evening 7.30 p.m.: Blue Star Taxis Social Club. Every Thursday 1.30 p.m.: $3 a card, 31 games, minimum payout $BOO plus silent line and 20c white cards. Lancaster Park Cricket Club. Every Friday 1.45 p.m.: Top payments, lucky cards, raffles. Marist Rugby Club. LINWOOD NORTH SCHOOL HALL Woodham Road lEvery Tuesday 7.30 p.m.: 30 houses, $2 a card,! silent lines, golden! house, raffles. LINWOOD RUGBY CLUB ROOMS Kearneys Road Every Wednesday 7.30 p.m.: Linwood Rugby Club. $1.50 card. 30 houses. lackpot $5O. 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.
i— Public Notices ; THE Christchurch BeneficiJaries Association will hold’ their monthly meeting in the; I State Trinity Centre on! 24/8/78 at 1 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mr T. Ku-! 'owski, Leader of the Values) ; Party. Afternoon tea 20c. I GEORGE HOCKING. Vice-President. _ 5195 WEATHER permitting, electricity supply will be off in the Upper Riccarton area on! 'Monday. August 21, as fol- 1 ’lows, to enable work to be! ’done on 11,000 volt lines. 1 1.15 p.m. to 3.30 p.m.— I Brodie Street, Peer Street and adjacent section of | Bowen Street. Waimairi Rd ’ from Kiltie Street to Dove-i dale Street and the adja-l cent section of Rountree St. I Supply may be restored at any time prior to the advertised time. J. P. SHELLEY, General Manager, MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. 6193
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