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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LXII, Issue 76, 23 September 1941, Page 1

AUCTIONS. __^ LEESTON SALE, NEXT FRIDAY SPECIAL ENTRY— , Account MR W. R. FRASER, Brookside. 53 Sound Mouth J-bred Ewes. 60 Southdown Lambs (tailed). N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Assn., Limited, Auctioneers. LEESTON SALE, NEXT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 26. TT MATSON and CO. will offer, -*"1- on account of Mr S. W. WORNER, two Jersey springing heifers, close to calving. PUBLIC NOTICES. ———— ~ ~...«.« SOUTHBRIDGE ATHLETIC CLUB ROAD RACE NIGHT SOCIAL SOUTHBRIDGE TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. All profits this year will be given to patriotic funds. Lambie's Band, Cards and Dancing. Admission: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/-. D. W. HAVES, Hon. Sec. SPRINGSTON MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB —ANNUAL BALL— SPRINGSTON HALL,. LABOUR DAY, OCTOBER 27. George Holland's Band. Admission: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 3/Prpceeds for Patriotic Fund. J. MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. FAREWELL TO MR AND MRS L. FARRANT {XN Saturday, at the Irweli Red v-r Cross Sub-centre's social, -^ah opportunity wil be , taken to say farewell to Mr and Mrs L. Farrant. All friends and well-wishers are invited to be present.

ELLESMERE' V.A.D. DANCE IN DOYLESTON HALL THURSDAY OF THIS WEEK PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES Lambie's Band; two Monte Carlos; cards. Proceeds in aid of funds. An enjoyable time assured to all. Admission: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 3/-. Cards: Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 1/6 BULLS FOR SALE rpWO well-bred Ayrshire Bulls for sale, three years and two years. Price, 10 guineas. A. E. WILLIAMS, Kaiapoi. HIGH-PRODUCING POULTRY NOW BOOKING ORDERS FOR— Custom Hatching. Day-Old Chicks. Day-Old Sexed Pullets, with 95 per cent guarantee. Latest Gamble Incubator used. EGGS FOR HATCHING may be sent by Day's bus, which passes the gate. BUTTON'S HATCHERY AND POULTRY FARM P.O. Box 26 - - LINCOLN

What noise of a noisy neighbour annoys you most? Mr Hope Bagenal, the well-known architect, is trying to solve the problem of build- j ing, after the war, flats in which tenants will be protected against noise, states a London paper. According to Mr Bagenal, the worst sources of noise, in the order of nuisance, are: wireless sets, slamming of doors, footsteps overhead, intermittent traffic, refuse bins, lifts and staircases, plumbing and boiler-room noises. He thinks that the flats of the future should have bedroom against bedroom on the party partition, and no bedroom against the living-room with its I wireless set.

A new pair of shoes has been "constructed" for John William Kirwin, freshman at Ohio State University, states The New York Times. Kirwin, 6ft. 6in. tall, weighs 2301b., and is still growing. His shoes were made by a Lebanon, Ohio, shoe builder. They are 16in. in length and nearly 6in. wide.