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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1735, 5 September 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ' p I T .1 Z EN 8. IT IS A MANIFEST DUTY FOR EVERY CITIZEN EMPLOYER TO OBSERVE A WHOLE HOLIDAY TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. We 'are bonouring our . very distinguished guests, . our grand sailor men, and our own gallant Soldiers—the Anzac Diggers. HENRY T. J. THACKER, Mayor. . L ,B A T H S. NOTICE is hereby given I that tlie MUNICIPAL BATHS will be CLOSED ALL DAY TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, the 6th instant. H. R. SMITH, Town Clerk. Chrlstchurch, sth September, 1919. 3537 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. In accordance with the resolution of the Returned Soldiers' Association stating "In the event of any firm being unable to close their premises all day on Saturday, the 6th September, it is hoped 'that all Returned Soldiers will be released to enable ttcm to participate in the parade without any loss of salary," The object being the laying of the Foundation stone of the Soldiers' Club, in which' Returned Soldiers are particularly ted; The following, whose premises and factories will remain open, have either decided to fall in with this proposal, or recommended that it should be observed: — CHRiSTCHURCH RETAIL DRAPERS* ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH GROCERS' ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH WHOLESALE CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS' ASSN. CHRISTCHURCH FURNITURE TRADE AND THE ENGINEERING AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT INDUSTRIES. ALSO MASTER PRINTERS' ASSOCIATION, ETC. 3533 JOROUGH OF LYTTELTON. VISIT OF H.M.sTNEW ZEALAND. At the request of a large number of Citizens, I have to ask the Rusiness People t# observe SATURDAY, the 6th instant, as a HOLIDAY. W. T. LESTER, 3535 Mayor. rp U C K • S, L 1 '*■- The Busy Grocers, WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, I 6th SEPTEMBER, 1919. 3529 SpHBISTCHURCH RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). All Men of the above Association are requested to parade at 9.30 -non. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), outside Club Rooms, 109 Gloucester Street. DRESSED UNIFORM. The parade will proceed to the Railway Station to meet 400 Bluejackets from H.M.S. New Zealand, accompanied by two Bands. BANNERS WILL ,BE CARRIED AS ON PEACE DAY. THIS IS OUR TRIBUTE TO THE NAVY. MAKE IT A GOOD ONE. W. E. LEADLEY, Secretary. URGENT NOTICE. Members of the HIGHLAND GUARD OF HONOUR to HIS EXCELLENCY VISCOUNT LORD JELLICOE at the Metropolitan Trotting Course will fall in at « THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S ROOMS, 151 WORCESTER STREET, AT 11.*15 SHARP. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). WILLIAM ROSS, FP Sergeant-Major. piONEER SPORTS CLUB. Members are notified that arrangements have been made to VISIT H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND on SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. Those wishing to avail themselves of the privilege must be on the wharf at Lyttelton at 3 p.m., and report to Mr Hinds (Club Captain), who will be in charge, with the permit to visit the ship. A party will be leaving the Club Rooms at 2 p.m. sharp to motor over the Zig-Zag. 3520 P. R. HARMAN. riOOKE'S CREAMS PAPER-RACK NOVELS EXCHANGED FOR 2d EACH. A large variety to select from. A. D,. 'SMITH, BOOKSELLER, 115 MANCHESTER STREET. /AVERS FOR SALE, SCOTCH WHISKY—D.C.L., Dcwar's, Teacher's, £2 10/- per gallon, Jars 3/fi (delivered within Belts). French Brandy (Prunier's), £2 10/- per gallon; Case Brandy (Boomerang), £4 per case 12 bottles; English Ale, quarts (Burke's), 14/- per dozen. tPROVINCIAL HOTEL. Telephone 1458. Q. LISLE & C 0., * LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 146 MANCHESTER STREET. (Between Cnshel and Hereford Streets.) £6SO—RICCARTON. 5-room T-House, all conveniences, electric light, about J-acre section. Government mortgage. £BSO—SPREYDON. 6-room Modern House, all conveniences, about i-acre section, situate in the best street in Spreydon. Mortgage of £SOO. £7BO—LINWOOD NORTH. 5-room Bungalow, every convenience, well built, all laid out, asphalt paths. Government mortgage. £77S—AVONSIDE. 5-room Bungalow, all conveniences, terraced section, good frontage, porcelain bath, sun verandah. - T *-SLE & CO.