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Kaikoura Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 56, 20 July 1944, Page 3

FOR SALE, 6-Valve All Wave Vibra tor RADIO SET. complete with ‘ Heavy Duty Batteries; perfect order: £3O or nearest offer. Phone 181 R. LOST, HUB CAP off Austin Seven; between Stack’s Corner and Town. Information to Star Office. > SMOCKING DONE, from own material only; Children’s Frocks from 7/6. Mrs. L. Wood, Phone 34R. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY NEXT, JULY 23. St. Paul’s: 11 a.m.. and 7 p.m. PREACHER: REV HAROLD SHARP, of Blenheim Methodist Church. QHURCH OF ENGLAND SERVICES SUNDAY, JULY 23. St. Peter’s: 7 p.m., Evensong. Please note that there will be no services at Clarence Bridge or Mangamaunu.

| KAIKOURA RIVER BOARD. I NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKI RATI . ! VOTICE is hereby given in aceopl ance with the provisions of th< River Boards Amendment Act, 1925 i That, it is the intention of the Kai . koura River Board, at a meeting to be held on SATURDAY, the 12th Day oi AUGUST, 1944, to appoint, the following propositions upon the several classes of land as set out in the classi- , fication list:— One Halfpenny (|d) in the Pound (£) on the Rateable Value of all Rateable Preperties in Class “A.” One-third of a Penny (l-3d) in the Pound (£) on the Rateable Value of all Rateable Properties in Class “B.” , One-sixth of a Penny (l-6d) in the Pound (£) on the Rateable Value of all Rateable Properties in Class “C.” For the period commencing on the Ist Day of April, 1944, and ending on the 31st Day of March, 1945. Such rates to become due and payable in one sum on the 11th Day of SEPTEMBER, 1944. The Valuation Rolls and Classification Lists are Open for Inspection at the Board’s Office, Ludstone Road, Kaikoura. C. A. JENSEN, •Clerk to the Board.

It is a century this year since Adolph Sax, at Dinant, Belgium, invented the saxophone. However, in a world already too full of old animosities, let us forgive and forget. Unsurpassed for Coughs, Colds— Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. W. E. Woods, Ltd.. Lambton Quay, Wellington. There are few average men. Didn’t the United States Treasury Department say that the average man had 152.96 dollars in his pockets?

The members of the Canadian and British Delegation took a keen interest in a Ford car owned by Mr F. H. Hayward, of West End. Questions were asked concerning the car, and a photograph taken of same. For disturbing Night Coughs. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. W. E. Woods, Ltd.. Lambton Quay, Wellington.

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