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Lost and Found ANSWER to your problem. Metal detector hire service, phone Tai Tapu 855. S 6 ENGRAVED leather pouch containing sum of money ' lost possibly Innes Road or by Kentucky Fried Papanui Roundabout. Ph. 892-063 or 597-227. FOUND — Pup — black, white and. tan. Ph. 894-170. GOLF shoes, left outside Coringa Club House, May 24. Finder please Ring 228-788. 30 LARGE ginger male cat with front teeth missing. Lost Westminster Street area. Please phone 557-463. LOST, silver bracelet, engraving on both sides, finder please Ph. Ashburton, 66.31 collect. 30 LOST Tuesday grey female tabby, Jody, white front and white front feet. White stripe across both back legs, Hendon St, Hills Road ■ area. Subtaintial reward. Ph. 852-623. LOST turquoise ring, single stone set in gold. Ph. 299867. If no reply 327-065. LOST .keys between Oxford Terrace and Palmers Road. Friday. Ph. 324-430. ONE overload spring, lost in Barbadoes Street, between Bealey Ave and St Asaph St, Thursday morning. PH. 599-659. REWARD offered for recovery black sheep dog lost in Lincoln area. Ph. Glenroy 876. HS3O SIAMESE lost from Papanui, Northlands area, approx. 2 weeks ago, heavily built dark coloured male Siamese. Child’s loved pet. Reward. Ph. 63-177. STRAYED, rising 4 year old Hereford Street. Phone 597313. YOUNG ginger cat, answers to name of Robbie Muldoon, missing from 114 Paparoa St, Ph. 528-794. Educational The Cathedral CO Grammar School lBBl BOYS’, Preparatory School, founded 1881. The Cathedral Grammar School an independent school provides a full programme at each level from Pre-School and Primers to Standard Six (Form II) Boarding on Cottage Home system for boys from rural areas only. Enquiries regarding admission. and Prospectus from The Headmaster, 2 Chester Street West, Christchurch 1, or. Ph. 65-044. STC UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO PHILIP NEILL MEMORIAL PRIZE IN MUSIC APPLICATIONS for the 1981 award of the above Prize should be submitted to the undersigned by July 1, 1981. The competition is open to all past and present students of the Universities of New Zealand. The Prize is awarded annually for excellence in Original Composition and is of the value of not less than $l5O. The subject of the Prize for 1981 is:— A work for string quartet. The duration of the work shall be at least 10 minutes but not more than 15 minutes. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. D. W. GIRVAN, Registrar. University of Otago, '/P.O. Box 56, DUNEDIN. May 5, 1981. SHIRLEY BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL TO complement the Cropp Scholarship available to 6th and 7th form pupils of Shirley Boys’ High School, the C. V. Gallagher Memorial Trust Board has established an Entrance Scholarship of $lOO a year for three years (subject to continuing satisfactory reports). . . The scholarship will be awarded on. the basis of a competitive examination, in this case to be held on June 27. If the candidate who is successful in the examination is an out-of-zone pupil, he must comply With the requirements for out-of-zone pupils for admission to the school, if he is to hold the scholarship. Parents of pupils proposing to send their son to Shirley Boys’ High School and wishing to enter him in the examination should advise the school office of their name and address by June 17. Sporting Fixtures GREENDALE GOLF CLUB MIH-week Tournament WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 Men’s and Ladies’ Nett and Stableford Afternoon Tea provided. Entries to B- Pascoe, Kirwee 837, A. White-Johnson, Christchurch 478-556. Draw in “The Press,” Tuesday, June 9. ■ ACTION TRAMPOLINE CLUB ENROLMENT DAY, MAY 30, Technical Inst. Sports Hall 12.30-2 p.m. BEGINNERS WELCOME Inquiries ph. 515-136.

Sporting Fixtures CANTERBURY NETBALL ASSOCIATION CANTERBURY v ALL ENGLAND 2.30 p.m. MONDAY, JUNE 1,1981 Two curtain raisers 12.45 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. Raro Television Series Games Commencing 9.30 aun, South Hagley Park Netball Courts Admission for the day Adults $3. School children $1.50.