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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17934, 30 October 1918, Page 1

WANTEDS. A PPLICATIONS, to be made on P.S.C. i- Form 17a, obtainable at Chief Post Office, will bo received up to noon, on tbo 9th NOVEMBER, 1916. for the following position : MARRIED for Hanmer Springs Government Baths, Sanatorium and Gardens; bath attendants' duties during Summer months and (husband) _Kardening, and (wife) laundrv work during;' winter months. Joint oommencine salary £165 per annum. P. VERSCHAFFELT. Secretary, 8822 Public Service Commissioner., "WANTED, FOR V/OODBANK, HOSSACK AND UPPER "WAIAU RUN THREE MUSTERERS. STARTING NOV. 7th. Run lasts about 7 months. Apply to W. HANMER ATKINSON, "Woodbank, Hanmer Springs. EAL GOOD CANVASSER. Big Money for Live Man. All particulars to 0,0., "Times" Offios. A COMPETENT STOREMAN, with know- ** ledge of Seeds and Produoe. Apply, stating wages required, to HAVtHES BAY FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN,, LTD., 8887 Dannevfrko. WANTED, TINSMITH, far Dried Milk VV Factory, Matamata. Wages £4 per week. Apply to the MANAGER,. New Zealand Dairy Association, 8209 Matamata.

WANTED. BUSHMAN, HAULER, DRIVES, I SLABBY, TKAMWAY MAN. Apply LEGGAT AND CAMPBELL, 9328 Sawmillers, Papatowai. SPORTING. CANTERBURY JOCKEY ' CLUB. METROPOLITAN MEETING, 1018, November 4th, 6th and 9th. FIRST RACE EACH DAY AT 12.80 P.M. TRAMS at short intervals from 10 I fun. Owing to the congested state of tho weighing paddook during weighing in and out operations in the past, the Committee of the Canterbury Jockey Club haW decided to strictly enforce - the Trustees' Regulation that no person is allowed into the weighing room or paddock enclosure unless he is tho Owner of a Horso engaged in the Race actually in progress, and this regulation applies to Trainers with regard to tho paddock enclosure. MOTOR-CARS. The Entrance for hired Motor-cars and Carriages will be, as usual, from the Racecourse Road. Privato Mo-tor-cars and Carriages can enter from tho Hornby Junotion Road. NO MOTOR-CAR WILL BE PERMITTED TO REMAIN IN ANY OF THE CARRIAGE DRIVES OR CARRIAGE PADDOCK. A Public Motor-car Paddock is available behind the present Motor-car Enclosure. An attendant will be in oharge. NOTICE. CHILDREN will NOT be admitted to any part of the Racecourse or Enclosures except upon payment of tho usual charges. GRANDSTAND TICKETS can be obtained at WOODWARD'S, Cathedral Square (opposite Broadway's). W. H. E. WANKLYN,. 8828FP • Secretary. PUBLIC NOfICES. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. ►URSUANT to the terms of the " Banking Aot. 1908," THURSDAY, fllet October, 1918, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the Offices of the undermentioned Banks at Bangiora and Oxford: THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. R. A. HOLMES, Inspeotor. THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. WM. CALLENDER, 3224 General Manager.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS' HOLIDAYS. CAENIVAL WEEK. THE OFFICES OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS will be CLOSEDMONDAY ALL DAY November 4th TUESDAY FROM NOON November sth WEDNESDAY FROM NOON November 6th FRIDAY ALL DAY November Bth RANDAL L. HICKS, FP Local Secretary. COUNTY OF AMURI. UNREGISTERED DOCS. MOTICE ,is hereby given that all Persons 1> within the Countv of. Anruri having UNREGISTERED DOGS in their posses-' sion. will bo PROSECUTED forthwith. D. T.xDALZELL, County .Clork. Culverden, Oot. 21, 1918 3088 Bought a Farm, I beg to state that I am CLOSING MY GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS from the Ist of November, and take this opportunity of THANKING MY MANY CLIENTS for their past patronage. All ACCOUNTS must be poi.d at the Office not later than Nov. 30, 1918. CHAS. PHILPOTT AND CO., 9255 132, Oxford Terrace. WAIMAIRI COUNTY COUNCIL. ROAD CLOSED. "OTIOE is hereby Riven that GREER'S - ROAD IS CLOSED for TRAFFIC between Burnside .Road and Berran's Farm, for Repairs to Culvert. JAMES H. SHARPE. 8317 County Engineer. iHE DAIRYMEN OF NEW BRIGHTON . have decided that the PRICE OF MILK shall be 5d per quart during the summer months. 9265 T. C. BREEN. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. pHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. CHRISTCHURCH GLEANERS' UNION, 36th Anniversary. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st. 5.15 p.m. —Evensong at the Cathedral. 7.30 p.m.—Public Annual Meeting at the Y.M.C.A. Chairman—The Ven Archdeacon Haggitt. Addresses by the Rev F, C. Lou- (from India). u3«o SPIRITUALISTS' CHURCH, Worcester Street, TO-NIGHT, S p.m. "VfISS tiCUGESh will demonstrate Fey--IVJL choiiuiry from letters and pliotoj{r""h«, Admission (id. 3