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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1735, 5 September 1919, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. 'JO-MORROW, SATURDAY. CEREMONY OF LAYING FOUNDATION STONE OF SOLDIERS* CLUB, By ADMIRAL THE' HONOURABLE THE VISCOUNT LORD JELLICOE, G.C.8., 0.M., G.C.V.O. A PROCESSION of BLUEJACKETS from H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND and RETURNED SOLDIERS in uniform will march from the Railway Station, via Manchester Street, High Street, Colombo Street, mid Gloucester Street. The Procession will enter the Club grounds by Gloucester Street gate. Invited guests and the public will be admitted by Armagh Street gate only. Invited guests who comprise Officers, Chairmen of Local Bodies, etc.. arc asked to present their invitations at the Armagh Street gate (or in lieu thereof cheques). They arc requested to be in the grounds before 10.15 a.m. After that time the gate will be open to the public. Ladies, assisted by Bluejackets, will take up a Street Collection for the Building Fund. A Cheque Stall'in charge of a subcommittee will furnish to Ladies and Gentlemen desiring blank cheques on any Bank free of charge, and will lend fountain or other pens to suit all tastes. Cheques of any amount and coins of any denomination may be laid on the Foundation Stone. WE STILL WANT £4OOO. For the Building Committee— N. B. McCALLUM, President R.S.A. O. T. J. ALPERS, Chairman Building Committee. G. L. DONALDSON, Hon. Secretary Building Fund.

WANTED BY They did their duty —do yours and place your cheque on tha FOUNDATION STONE on Saturday. To COMPLETE Christchurch RETURNED SOLDIERS' BUILDING Are you going to give THE BOYS this Building FREE OF DEBT or must they carry a Mortgage?