MEETINGS. >ROPOSED MEMORIAL TO LATE CHAS. COOK. A MEETING of EX-PUPILS of Melville House and Warwick House Schools will be held in. the Temperance Hall, Gloucester Street (next Crystal Palace Theatre), at 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY, sth Inst., to Consider the Erection of a Suitable Memorial to their late Principal. Those unable to attend are requested to notify either of the Undersigned. WM. GOSS, RONALD S. BADGER, 99C4 Conveners. 50R0UGH OF NEW BRIGHTON. PEACE CELEBRATIONS AND WAR MEMORIAL. A GENERAL MEETING of Residents, to consider the questions of Peace Celebrations and Erection of a War Memorial, will be held in the PIER HALL oh MONDAY EVENING NEXT, sth MAY, at 8 o'clock. A large and enthusiastic meeting is hoped for. F. KIBBLEWHITE, 9956 Mayor. PUBLIC NOTICES. ELECTIONS. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. To all those who voted for me and worked to secure my return as one of the representatives of the St. Albans Ward on the City Council I beg to tender by best thanks. 20 A. WILLIAMS. CNOWLED G M E N T. of the City of Christchurch for their renewed expression of confidence in me as their representative on the Noiith Canterbury Hospital and Charitable Aid Board and the Lytteltoh Harbour Board. H. B. SORENSEN. Christchurch, May 2nd, 1919. ALBANS W A R D. I beg to thank my supporters for returning hie as one of your representatives for the St. Albpns Ward at the City Council Elections. 22 J. W. BEANLAND. P P R E C I A; T I O N. MR A. D. HASSALL extends his hearty thanks to those ladies and gentlemen who recorded* their -votes In bis favour at the recent election. To have .secured such support ■"in face of. the fact'that he Vras not allied with either of the powerful "tickets" is extremely gratifying. 1 >ICCARTON BOROUGH ELECTIONS.
' I beg to tender my best thanks to all my friends and supporters who voted for me on Wednesday last at the Biccarton Borough Elections. i F. W. DUDNEY. B 0 R 0 U'G H. ■ I desire to thank most sincerely all those Electors who voted for me and returned me at the head of the Poll at the Borough Elections. 3 J. MUNNINGS. ►OROUGH OF NEW BRIGHTON. INSTALLATION OF MAYOR "AND COUNCILLORS. The Installation of the Mayor and Councillors will TAKE PLACE in the Borough Council Chambers on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7th instant, at 8 p.m. Those interested are invited. F. KIBBLEWHITE, 9976 : .'■ ■'. Mayor. [T.WHITT I N G H A M, W-» F.P.A.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z. (20 Years Chief Accountant to.the N.Z. Farmers' Co-op.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AND SHAREBROKER, LAND AND INCOME TAX ADJUSTER. 161 HEREFORD STREET (Four doors from National Bank). 'Phone 953. FP MISCELLANEOUS.. SALE, RESIDENCE, ST. ALBANS. Ideal position, 9 rooms, with every possible convenience, in first-class order, close to penny section. Large section, nicely laid out in garden and fruit trees. Absolutely the best part of St. Albans. Owner leaving Christchurch. No agents. Apply P.O. BOX 587, FP Christchurch. GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANO wanted to buy. No Germans. Apply— " PIANO," > Post Office, Waddington. left at Sun Office. J "10 LEND, £1000; one or more sums. Par- - ticulars to M 95, Sun. 712 ,S wanted for piano; St. Alt. M 56. Sun. REGISTERED Home wanted for Baby, ---V fortnight old. Apply Nurse Donavon, 124 Salisbury Street. • 580 SCALES and Balances for Confectioners and Fruiterers. Stocks held by Henrv Berry and.Co., 127 Lichfield Street. 63-1 JUMBLE SALE, Saturday, May 10, Baptist Schoolroom, Elgin Road, Sydenham. Good goods. ! COS r JONES, Motor Trimmer. Tops, Cush- • ions, Loose Covers.—343 Moorhouse nue. 'Phone 2450. 735 HOT-WATER Bottles, and India-rubber Repairs. "Sllvertown C 0.," 165 Manchester Street. for Everybody for Peace Time. At Armstrong's. - GENTLEMEN, before purchasing your Boots, see Slaney's Windows, Splendid Variety, next Reece's. WANTED Known—Cure for Sleeplessness and Shattered Nerves. E. \V. Hall, Herbalist, Armagh Street. T'OR Dainty Face Powder, the world's best. a E. Cameron Smith, Chemist, 96 Worcester St. (opp. Sun). FP VON" TYRES. *- The Safety of Strength. : • The Comfort of Resilience. 1 The Economy of. Endurance. J
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1628, 3 May 1919, Page 1 (Supplement)
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