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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12638, 24 May 1919, Page 10

At This Afternoon’s Beech I’,-icing the Famous DAVIDSON Again Carried off the Honours, A. J. JOHNSON, First. R. KBNNEIT, Third and Fastest Distance, 8 miles. Times Orer a 4-mile course— JOHNSON, 9min 0 2-6sco. KENNETT, Fastest Time, 7min 59 4-5 see. JONES BROS. Sole N.Z. Distributors, MANCHESTER AND LICHFIELD STREETS.

BIRTHS BALLIN.—S, St Albans Street, to Mr and Mrs ,T. Ballin—a daughter. All well, SMITE.—To Mr and Mrs G. A. Smith, 3, Cressy Terrace, West Lyttelton; a daughter. No visitors. DEATH. M’ay' 23, at Black Street. Kaiapoi, Alma Dorothv, dearly loved apd only daughter of B. E. and G. Collister; aged three months. Interment To-morrow, Sunday, at 1.15 p.m., Church of England Cemetery, Kaiapoi. ]\P snd MRS WALTER 0. HELSDON MX sincerely (hank their many friends for floral tribufes, letters and telegrams of sympathy in their recent great bereavement. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. CANADIAN CARBIDE. BEST Quality, Canadian Carbide, now oh tamable in 3lb tins, at Saville’s, near Theatre Royal. TV/JTCHELIN Bicycle Tyres ar» available in MX all sizes at Saville’s, near Theatre Royal. One quality only—the beat. TANGLISH Bicycle Tyres, IDs 6d. Highgrade English Tyrca, guaranteed, 10s 6d. Saville’g. near Theatre Royal. LAKE COLERIDGE ELECTRIC SUPPLY. Coleridge. Huts provided, and Boardinghouse, School and Post Office on job. Apply i>j- onco. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Government Building*. Christchurch. E. HITCHCOCK, Electrical Engineer, Public Works Department, Christchurch, 21th May, 1919. -ygiyy CANTERBURY AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. 00 MOTOR-CARS Will be required to convey to their homes the men who ore arriving by the Perry Boot TO-MORROW MORNING, Ex PAPAROA. Approximate time of arrival is 10.30, at South Platform. Those Members who can assist with their Cars are asked to be in attendance at (he time mentioned. C. W. HERVEY, 2868 General Secretery. WANTED Sell, Good Violin, X2 complete. N.X.N., " Star." 2034 T\/'ANTED to Rent, in good locality. Two ' ' Furnished or partly furnished Rooms, with use of conveniences. Apply “ Couple, 1 ' this office. 2054 The anniversary celebrations in connection with Rugby Street Methodist Church take place to-morrow. Special music has been prepared by the choir, and at 2.45 p.m. Mr Sidney Williamson and the members of the Glee and Madrigal Society will present a musical programme. At night. Mr AY. Joll will sing. The preacher morning and evening will be the Rev A. C. Liuvry, Two New Zealanders who were enrolled in the Expeditionary Force, and in England were drafted into the Naval Reserve, complain that they were paid only Is 3d a day. without allotments, which is considerably less than the pay of a member of the Expeditionary Force- They left New r Zealand on November’ 1, 1918, and returned on April 23 last. The Mayor has taken their case in hand and has asked the Minister of I>efence to giro careful consideration to a request that their pay should he increased. Mr E. J. Howarcf, the Trades and Labour Council representative at the Town-Planning Conference in Wellington, returned to Christchurch from the north this morning. Mr Howard brought back a number of lantern slides with him, and at, the mooting of the Trades and Labour Cogmoil this evening he will present an illustrated report .