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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVI, Issue 23083, 23 December 1944, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE "TTMARU Chemists "will be closed 1 from NOON TO-DAY (Saturday, December 23) to 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26. Urgent Medicine may be obtained between 7 and 8-30 each night from J. D. Faulks, Chemist. THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF THE EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT THE EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT THE EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT Wish You A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR OPEN TILL NOON TO-DAY OPEN TILL NOON TO-DAY THE NURSERY PLAY CENTRE (Behind Plunket Rooms) will be closed between Christmas and New Year. Re-opening Friday, January 5 at 2 p.m. Supervised play for children up to five years every Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. MRS A. E. S. HANAN, President,

LIDSTONE’S VEGETABLE GARDEN Avenue Road CLOSES 6 p.m., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. RE-OPENS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27 All Orders must be collected before 6 p.m. MIMOSA CAFE ("NUR Cafe will be open on CHRISTMAS DAY, when Christmas Dinner and Meals will be served. P. MATSIS. NEW YEAR TENNIS at MAORI PARK NEW YEAR TENNIS at MAORI PARK NEW YEAR TENNIS at MAORI PARK Tennis Players please complete your Entry Forms as soon as possible. Entries close THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. For full information inquire Sports Shops and from Association members. P. W. YOUNG, Secretary, Dominion Buildings, ’Phone 999. LAUNCH MATARUA LAUNCH MATARUA LAUNCH MATARUA Will carry Pasengers from No. 3 Wharf during Holidays, BOROVANSKY BALLET COMPANY ACCOMMODATION required by artists on JANUARY 8 and 9 as Paying Guests in private homes. Apply— JOHN FARRELL, Herald Office. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD OPEN FOR TRAFFIC VY7INCHESTER - HANGING ROCK W MAIN HIGHWAY is now open for traffic, but extreme care is necessary in passing through the Pipe Clay Cutting. J. R. HAWCRIDGE, County Engineer. CROWN TENANTS T AM a candidate for the Canterbury 1 Land Board, and with a policy which, after all, is the acid test, so please refer to this when recording your vote. I advocate and believe:— (1) That Returned Servicemen should be helped to have homes of their own on the land if they so desire, financed soundly, and started as soon as experience and ability allows. (2) That a Minister of Lands should only be a recognised successful man from the land. (3) That Crown Rentals should be adjusted where necessary to the changing conditions and that long tenures be given. (4) That at least there should be two elective members of Land Boards. (5) That a halt should be called to the further loading of charges on the land. (6) That, if elected, I would consider it my duty to pay a visit during my term of office to different parts of the Province to contact Crown Tenants, R.S.A. Associations and others interested. ALSO: I have been nominated by a Returned Serviceman from this war. My family have been continuous Crown Tenants for more than 80 years. I have farmed on both high and low country as well as having had experience in a Mercantile Firm, and with this behind me can confidently claim to be able to deal with problems which would come before me if elected. Yours faithfully, D. W. M. BURNETT. TEMUKA NOTICES WINCHESTER A SOCIAL and Presentation will be tendered to A.C.I Bruce Ferguson and Driver Frank Russell, and also a Welcome Home given to Sergeant J. W. G. Smith and Private J. R. Campbell, in Victoria Hall TO-NIGHT, December 23. Good music and good supper, so roll up. Admission 2/6 and 1/6. LILY WORTHINGTON, Sec. PARISH OF TEMUKA AND WINCHESTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24 Service of Preparation for Christmas Communion in St. Peter’s at 7 p.m. CHRISTMAS DAY ' Holy Communion will be celebrated: Holy Trinity, Arowhenua, 6.30 a.m.' St. John’s, Winchester, 9.30 a.m. St. Peter's, Temuka, 8 a.m. and Ham WALTER WISDOM, Vicar. WINCHESTER LIME CO., LTD. z~’LIENTS please note that our works are closed until THURSDAY JANUARY 11, 1945. F. J. ROBERTSON, Secretary.