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Grey River Argus, 29 April 1944, Page 1

I PUBLIC NOTICES. pOBDEN-iBLAKETOWN Shop Day results: Dinner, Mrs Mayo, Blaketown; Silk Stockings, Mrs McLean, Newcastle St.; Poun r ] Order, Mrs Southam, Boundary St.; Tin of Toffee, Mrs Orr, Chapel St.; Easy Chair, Mrs Murphy, Buccleugh St. UNITED Debating Club will resume activities in the Old Boys’ Club Rooms, Town Hall, on MONDAY, May 1, at 7.30 p.m. New mem- ' bers cordially invited. HAROLD ROLLINSON, Sec. M. 8.0.8. Rugby League Club. General meeting, st. Columba Hall, TO-MORROW 'Sunday) MORNING at 11 o’clock. Business important. W’. P. MOORE, Secretary. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN. 1 THIRST Meeting of Local Branch, 1 MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 1, iin -Borough Council Chambers at 3 ; o’clock. Delegates of affiliating So- : cieties and intending associate members, please' note. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. fT>HE Citizens’ Election Committee i urges all residents not on the Main Borough Roll to ENROL IMMEDIATELY. Supplementary Roll CLOSES TODAY (Saturday) at 5 p.m. BRUNNER CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. AUTHORISED collectors for Capitai promised for tho above Society. will canvass the district in the near future C. McSPORRAN, Secretary (pro tern). ROBERTSON’S BAKERY OWING to the shortage of staff, it has been decided to close our premises at 2 p.ifl. each SATURDAY. Owing to the ever-increasing demand for Robertson’s Quality Bread the public are requested to SHOP EARLY to save disappointment. 4 _ N.Z. HOME SERVICEMEN’S' ASSN. (Formerly N.Z. Defence Services’ Assn.).

A N important General Meeting of the Grey iEranch of the above Association will be held in the R.S.A. Rooms, on TUESDAY, May 2, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Adoption of Branch Rules for Incorporation. Election of Officers. ; General. i- All ex-Home Servicemen-and WoI men who have already joined, and i those intending to join, are particu- ■ larly urged to attend. D. L. MACBETH, President. GREY DISTRICT ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY Annual Meeting ‘THE Annual Meeting of the above Society will be held on THURSDAY, May 4, at 7.30 p.m. at the Old I Boys’ Club Rooms. Town Hall. All i fishing and shooting license-holders ■ welcome. Election of President, Vice-Presi-i dent and Councillors. i Nomination of absent members for official positions will be acceptedprovided nominee’s consent has first been obtained. H. MATHIESON, Secretary.CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACT, 1933 AN Ordinary Election of Members of the Council of Canterbury University College will be held on Monday, the fifth day of June, 1944. The Poll will close at 5 p.m. Electors on the Canterbury School Committees Electoral Roll are\ entitled to vote for one candidate. NOMINATIONS close with the Returning Officer, Canterbury University College, at NOON on MONDAY, 15th May. 1944. (Nomination papers may be obtained at the Registrar’s Office). The retiring member, who is eligible for re-election, is Mr W. P. Spencer. C. C. KEMP, Returning Officer. rpHERE is £2OOO for someone in 1 Don’t Pass—Buy! Art Union, £5OOO in 305 prizes. £2OOO Ist prize, elosiim to-dav (Saturday); drawn May 10. Tickets 2/6. MR BETTLE IS CONFIDENT! CONFIDENT that his powerful new Extra Strength Remedy will relieve the toughest and most persistent “Old Man” Cough and bring peaceful sleep. On account of the shortage of certain drugs used in Bettie’s powerful “Extra Strength” Cough Remedy, it is only obtainable from George Bettie, Chemist, Christchurch. Get relief now—Get Bettie’s “Extra Strength” Cough Cu're. Its action is faster —it’s more soothing and brings instant relief. If you’re not satisfied, George Bettie will refund your money in full—The cost of this wonderful new remedy is only 5s (posted 6s, Stamps or Postal Note), from— G. BETTLE, Chemist, 769 Colombo St. Postal Address: Bo* 53k Ch. Ch.