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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18407, 13 May 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. | CHRISTCHURCH RETURNED SOL- ! DIERS' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated), s THE PARADE of Returned Soldiers under Lieutenant-Colonel H. Stewart, C.M.G., D. 5.0., M.C., will .assemble in Cranmer Square on FRIDAY NEXT, May 14. Returned Sailors, Nurses, and other Returned Women Workers are also invited to attend. DJBESS UNIFORM.—It it particularly desired that* Uniform should be as correct as possible. Separate units will bo formed of men parading in mufti and wearincr Association Badges. Fall in 1.50 p.m. sharp. Special scats will bo provided for disabled soldiers and sailors on tho parade ground in Hajfley Park. TT , ,_.._„ W. E. LEADLEY. •Secretary. A.I.P. ASSOCIATION. VISIT OF H.R.H. TEE PRINCE OF WALES,* A LL EX-MEMBERS of the AUSTRALIAN x 3 IMPERIAL FORCE are requested to ATTEND THE PARADE in connection with tho above. Asscmblo in Cranmer Square at 1.50 p.m. <m FRIDAY, May 14th. Dress: Uniform if possible. Men in mufti NO.' 4 COMPANY, N.Z.G.A. PARADE ORDERS. THE Company will Parade outside main entrance of the Christchurch Hospital, 12.60 p.m. on FRIDAY. MAY 1?. Eyttelton men will proceed to Christchurch by the 11.20 a.m. train. Men from stations along tho line may join this train, or go direct to Hospital, as convenient. . .„ . ~ AH mon travelling by tram will bo paid Is 6d per head for lunch. Previous orders regarding this parade are Cancelled. (Slimed) A. H. W. EVENDF" Mnior. O.C. No. i Company, N.; CANTERBURY AUTOMOBILEASSOCIATION. OUTING FOR MENOF H.M.S. RENOWN. THE following Arrangements have been ma-do by the Association for entertaining tho men during their Htity hero. TUESDAY, 18th MAY— Motor Run to Molukarara. THURSDAY, 20th MAY— Motor Run to Little River. Each day the cars will leave the Square at Will'those members who can assist with their cars kindly advise mo immediately t C. W. HERvEx, 1400 General Secretary^ CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY BOARD. CITIZENS' BALL. \ S Arranged by the Royal Reception XJoi L mittoe, Cars will Leave Cashal Street Bridge, for.adl terminals, at 2 a.m. on 15th, Inst. Uniform fare, irrespective of distance, 2s 6d per passenger. FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager. May 12th, 1020. 1557 .\RINK THE PRINCE'S HEALTH -*-' IN WORTH'/ WINES. BISHOP AND CO. have an Unrivalled Assortment of World-famed Vintages. ROYAL PALACE VINTAGE PORT,' From Do la Forco and Sons., Oporto, !lOa Lnxexi. OLD SHERRY PASADO, Cond* de Torres-Cabrera . 90s Dozen. 1870 VINTAGE SHERRY, Gamboa, Ramires and Co.'s Arnantollado Seeo -126 s Dozen. 20-YEAR-OLD HOUSE OF LORDS WHISKY 120 s Down. BISHOP~AND CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants. Armagh Street, Christchurch. ABSENTEE OWNER. MERIVALE. CLOSE TO BEALEY AVENUE AND PARK TERRACE. VERY SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT HQU* 8 GOOD ROOMS, plastered and paperec., spacious bathroom, with hot and cold water Bcrvice, sewer connection, asphalt paths. ELEVEN-FOOT STUD. All the Rooms are a Rood size. CHAIN FRONTAGE. SECTION 30 PERCHES. £I2OO. Possession in -43 hours ii de3irod. BOWKER'S LAND AGENCY. 773, Colombo Street. •Phone 236. Sole Agents. '.517 TO THE ELECTORS. CENTRAL WARD. T SHALL BE A CANDIDATE" for th* X VACANCY caused by tho death of Councillor Wm. Nicholls. I know neither Party nor Sect. If elected tho welfare of tho Citizens will be my only consideration. Yours faithfully, F;. O. SHACKLOCK 3302 23. Hereford Strcot. rtEANB MEAT DISPLAY. IN HONOUR OF THE PRINCE OF WALES'S VISIT. DIXON BROS, extend a HEARTY INVITATION tq the PUBLIC OF CHRISTCHURCH and VISITORS to INSPECT ft MAIi.sIFICENT DISVLAX of the MEAT which the country produces. TO-MORROW EVENING, Between 7 and 10. DIXON BROS.. Ci3h Butchers, CASHED STREET. CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL THE SCHOOL WILL~RE-OPEN en MONI DAY, MAY 17th. On FRIDAY, May 14th, ail tho School is asked' to assemble in tho Playground at Armagh Street at 1.40 pn, punctually..to line the street on tho ocoae on of the Visit of II.IUI. the Prince of Wales. Uniform D prtaid. can meet pupils immediately after tho procession at Montreal Street Gate, 3 p,m " L. A. STRINGER, Registrar. Canterbury College, May 7th, IS2O. I 1409 . EOKABD M. SANDSTON. Lt MA., B.Sc., Eng'g., A.M.Am. Soc. C.E.,©fca, CIVIL AND CONSULTING ENGINEER. Wmteombo and Tombs' Buildings Cashel Street, Christchurch. Reports, Finance, Surveys, Design aad Construction. odern Streets Jind Roads, Reinforced Concrete and Steel Structure**, Hydro-Elec-tricity, Harbour and Water Works, Irri..otl/iii Drainage, etc. MR F. B. GERARD, l/TAGNETIO HEALER. MASSEUR. ' .L STOMACH TROUBLES AND NERVOUS DISEASES CURED. Write or Call. No. 10, SHERBORNE STREET, St Albans.