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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21783, 12 October 1940, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES NA V Y Q L EE N HUGE AUCTION SALE COLLECTION OF GOODS WILL I TAKE PLACE THIS MORNING, 8 A.M. TO 11 A.M. Please have anything you can spare for the Queen ready! All goods and donations, no matter i how small, will be thankfully received. | HIGHFIELD BOWLING CLUB THE 1940-41 SEASON will be opened : -*■ TO-DAY at 2 P.M., wet or fine. ■ All members and friends and representatives of sister clubs, cordially invited. j L. B. PEARSON, Hon. Secretary. SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY 1 CLUB SPRING MEETING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 ACCEPTANCES for all Events will close on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, I at 9 p.m. P.O. Box 57, H. H. FRASER, . Timaru. Secretary. I Telegraphic address: “Alliance,” Timaru. “THUMBS UP” REVUE COMPETITION WINNERS PROGRAMME NUMBERS 378 789 510 198 BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL EXHIBITION MATCH (1000 UP) At REGENT BILLIARDS PARLOUR WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 16 at 7.30 p.m. A. E. REDMOND Runner-up in N.Z. Centennial Championship, 1940 Versus JACK LANG One of N.Z.’s Leading Amateurs and present South Canterbury Champion. ADMISSION FEE: ONLY 1/6. All proceeds in aid of Patriotic Funds, Air Force Queen. TAIKO EUCHRE POSTPONED RAWING to a Bereavement in the ! district the EUCHRE PARTY | I arranged for TO-NIGHT has been i POSTPONED until SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, at 8 p.m. C. M. TALBOT. THE MIDLAND CO-OP. DAIRY COMPANY LTD. XVISH to notify suppliers in the Fairlie, Albury, Burkes Pass and Allendale districts, that Bobby Calves and Pigs will be collected on— WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. Would suppliers who have calves or pigs for collection please advise in ; writing or ring ’phone 522 Timaru or j ’phone 119 Fairlie. ESTATE OF JOHN BYRNE I ANY person or persons having information regarding any of the undermentioned persons are requested to communicate with the District Public Trustee, Auckland.— (a) Patrick Byrne, Burn or Burns. (b) Thomas Byrne, Burn or Burns and his son, Roy Byrne, Burn or Burns. (c) Mary Byrne stated to have died at Panmure, Auckland. (d) Kate Reynolds nee Byrne stated to have died at Sydney, New South Wales. (e) James Byrne, stated to have died in Australia, 1913 or 1914. GLADSTONE—GRAND HOTEL j ALL Persons holding Jars belonging to the Gladstone-Grand Hotel, Fairlie, are kindly requested to return same. PUBLIC SERVICE A PPLICATIONS (on P.S.C. Form I 17a, obtainable at principal Post I Offices) will be received up till NOON on October 29, 1940, for the positions of STUDENT DENTAL NURSES, Dental Clinic. HEALTH DEPARTMENT, Wellington. Salary £75 p.a. with lodging allowance at the rate of £4O p.a. if required to reside away from home during the period of training (normally two years). On completion of training, salary will be increased to £195 p.a. rising by annual increments to £225 p.a. Appointees will be required to enter into an agreement to serve for at least 5 years from the date of appointment. It is desired that appli- I cants should be not less than 18, nor | more than 25 years of age and be of . i strong physique. The standard of I education should be not lower than I that of School Certificate or University Entrance Examination (Matriculation). Applicants intending to sit for either of these examinations this year must forward their results as soon as these are available. Applications are required to be supported by a special dental report on Form A, which, together with further particulars, may be obtained on application. Secretary, Public Service Commissioner, WELLINGTON, Cl. GRES II AM HOTEL Lambton Quay, Wellington (Opposite D.1.C.) FRANK DREWITT , (Licensee) Will be pleased to see friends from South Canterbury at the Gresham Tariff: 16/- per day. Chef: P. Evans THE "UMARU HERALD” COMPANY LIMITED pERSONS desiring information in re- ' gard to Advertisements or Accounts are requested not to apply by telephone . or otherwise before 9 a.m. each day.