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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXII, Issue 3822, 2 August 1916, Page 2

PROROSED SEDGEMERELAKESIDE HALL. OWING to the wet weather the meeting advertised for last Monday evening has been postponed to next MONDAY, August 7th, and will be held in the Sedgemere School. Business: To consider ways and means of getting a Public Hall for Sedgemere and Lakeside. All residents of these districts requested to attend. J. PARKIN, I. McGILL, Conveners. FOR SALIs. THIRST-CLASS PIANO, good J-' as new. Apply

GEO. L. BLACKLER, Leeston. j RED CROSS SOCIAL. ASOCIAL in aid of the Red Cross will be held in the Lakeside. School on FRIDAY, 4th inst. Gents, 2s; ladies, refreshments. LEESTON PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. AMEI^TpJG of the above will "be held in the Library on FRIDAY evening next, at 8 o'clock. All members, both ladies and gentlemen, are requested to be present, as the business is important. B. C. JACOBS, Hon. Sec. , ELLESMERE GOUNIY COUNCIL.

RENDERS are invited for addi- -- tions to roadman's cottage at Southbridge. I Specifications and drawings for same may be seen at the Council Office, Lees ton, where tenders will be received up to 10 a.m on MON' DAY, 7ih August, 1916. ALEX. WEBSTER, County Clerk. PHOTOGRAPHY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TpHE undersigned desires Ito ah« A bounce that he is taking over the Photographic Department of Mrs Pickering's Business at Leeston as from Tuesday, Bth August, and that he will be at the studio on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sale Dap in the afternoons from 2 to 5..^'All classes of photographic work undertaken, including Copyicg, Enlarging, Colouring, etc. Satis* faction guaranteed, JAMES BUICK, Postal,addres3: Doyleston.

I'fj connexion with the above, I have every cocfidence in Mr Buick, and feel sure that his work will give every satisfaction. I trust that he will receive a liberal measure of support; E. PICKERING. ROLL OF HONOUR. HESLQP— Killed in action at the front, on July 15th, William, dearly beloved eldest son of John and Catherine Heslop j aged 22 years. Supreme sacrifice for King and Country.