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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16260, 29 October 1920, Page 7

lliccarton borough hag been divided into blocks for tho purpose of a canvass ior the “Save tlie Children” Fund, each block being allotted individual collectors. Tho collectors will hand in their results to the honorary treasurer for Riccarion, Mr A. Lawrence Geo (town clerk), by November G. Tin’s was arranged at a fairly well-attended meeting, held last night in the Riccarton Town Hall, at which Mr W. H. Rose, organiser of the appeal, was present to explain the object of tho work. In 1 l*o window of Messrs Wilkinson Bros, may ho seen a handsome oak pulpit, hexagonal, and Gothic in design, built to the order of tho Lniwoptl Congregational Church, Ferry Roach Tho pulpit is made to match - existing church furniture. On the front panel is a polished tablet in darker oak, Wring an inscription in gold to the effect that tho pulpit is dedicated to the memory of the late Miss Florence Amy Boon, a devoted worker among the people, who died on July 3, 1920. Tho inscribing is the work of Mr Chas. R. Brice. The Rev Clyde Carr will officiate at tho dedication.

Property Auction TO-MORROW, i2 o’clock In Our Land Room (Note Alteration of Time). tn conjunction with Messrs. Ford and Hadfield. Ltd 1. 2 Sections, Baker St., North Beach (on behalf of Mr. Wood) each of Tit huks frontage by 324.8 links deep being absolutely clean, well fenced* treL Stand ' ng ab ° Ve th ° 10ad ‘ BeUlg surroulided ,j y 13 heavy popfar 2. Bungalow of 4 rooms, situated Jubilee Avenue, North Beach ol laid on, clinker bride fireplaces, northern verandah. 8 Aonrov’’i V ter Metalled road, and not two minutes from beach. Terms are nl i re * 3. 4 Sections, situated Marriott's Road, North Beach pi an 81 * prol> “' tJ ’’ “ d a ° tonm ■"> "HH £5 do™' r 3 Sim P. S. jNICHOLLS & CO. AUCTIONEERS 1746 MANCHESTER STREET