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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2028, 14 August 1920, Page 25 (Supplement)

A Wellington message states that the Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. W. F. Massey) lias received information from Australia -that the Federal Government has removed the embargo against the export of superphosphate and material for its manufacture. Nearly HOO paintings in oils* and water-colour, depicting French and English scenes familiar to the New Zealand soldier, will be exhibited in the Art Gallery, commencing at HI a.m. on Monday next. Thlfartists are Messrs K. McCracken, YV. Robert Johnson and J. Weeks. A small charge will be made for admission. The results of the eighth night 's play in the second round of the Christc lunch United Friendly Societies' (\\rd Association's tournament were as follow: Oak of Sydenham (11) beat Star of St. Albans (o), 22-14; Addington (7i) beat Mistletoe (7k), 22-20; Star of Linwood (1 1) beat t'ity of (.'hristchureh ('■]), 20 15; Idly of Kiehmoml (12) heat Ivy of Linwood (8J), 2120; Anchor (11$) beat Queen's Own (10), 20-IS; Pioneer (7) had a lye. \V. K. Simcs mill Co. announce tliat the snip intended to be held by lliciii on account of Mr K. 1.. Harm's, YVainnni Road lias been postponed from .Monday, August Hi, U> Tuesday August 17, ut 1 ii.m. BRIDAI PORTRAITURE, As interpreted by Claude Ring, will satisfy even the most critical. See specimens in vestibule at Stawart Dawson's corner. 'Flume 3063. ,1