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PUBLIC NOTICES. PRIVATE BILL. IN THE MATTER of a Private Bill Intituled ■' the " Christ's College Ordinance Amendment Aot, 1918." NOTICE ,i« hereby given wursuant to the provisions of the Standing Orders of the General Assembly of New Zealand relating to Private Bills, that application will be made to the General Assembly of New Zealand in Parliament assembled, at its next .session,* on behalf of Christ's College, for leave to introduce a Private Bill, to bo called k tho "Christ's College Ordinance Amendment Act, 1918." The objects of the said proposed Bill are to i»ive power to alter the constitution of the College Dy the abolition of tho life membership "of, the Sub-Warden and Fellows and to give uower to the Governing Body to make regulations providing for the mode of election and tenure of offioe of future' members of the Governing Body. A Copy of the proposed Bill will be deposited at the Examiner's Office, Wellington, en the Ist day of September, 1918. For Christ's College. E. R. WEBB, Bursar. H. J. BEBWICK, 3355 Solioitbr for the Bill. A MEETING AND A MEMORY. IT was a beast of a day. extremely cold, and the enow driving in a hurrioane wind, when a captain, seeing some likely signs of shelter, called at our shanty, and asked to stay' awhile until he could get a lorry for . ; we were only too pleased to -shelter him and made him as comfortabla as possible under the circumstances. After he had thawed, the following oonverlation was oarried on:— "I suppose you are a fully qualified chartered accountant, and everyone else in your unit?" "No, only our ofloers.""What, then, wera you before the war?" "Commercial Clark." ■ ' Where?'* ' "Cadburr." "Were you, really? A* Bournvflla? Ah. I remember Bommvflle. Slpent the happiest day I ever remember there." "Reallx?" \ "Yes, I went with tha British Association. I can 'see the children dancing round .'the maypole now—tha play ;in those, lovely grounds. Oh, it was top-hole." Of oourse, I told him that I helped to entertain them, and for a quarter of on hour spent a verv happy time—not in France —but Bournville. and it was surprising what a lot h« had remembered after some eight veare reoalling even the box of chocolate that Vhe took home. The lorry arrived, and le **s seen white with snow, and I wondered if his spirit was still at Bournville in the sunshine. ; ' Bournville supplies are strictly rationed, Britain's necessities and consequent prohibition of export of foodstuffs alone prevent Bournville Coooa and Cadbury's Chocolate ilirom reaching New Zealand at present. 11

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