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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16530, 14 September 1921, Page 6

TO ADVERTISERS. TNSTRUCTIONS t.<» insert Adver. tifloments in “ Th® Lyttelton Times ” and " The Star ” must bear the signature of tho individual authorising the insertion. # attention o£ Societies, Aesooia* tions, Unions, Leagues and otheT organisations is particularly directed So this rule. Advertisements from such bodies will not be accepted through the post at this office or at any agency unless the instruction is signed by a. responsible officer of the body on whose behalf the advertisement is to ba published. A. U. HENDERSON, Manager. EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES. *' LYTT ELTON TIMES.” STAR " ■jIXESSRS R. B. BRETT AND SON, 13*f, Fleet Street. London, E.C. 4. Copie® of Papers and full information a® to Advertising Bates can be obtained at above address. “ STAR »» WANTEDS A LI- SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE SCATTERED UNLESS OTHERWISE ORDERED. IF ADVERTISEMENTS ARE ORDERED TO BE KEPT TOGETHER, SPACE RATES WILL BE CHARGED. MINIMUM SPATE HALF AN INCH. THE MINIMUM CHARGE FOR OTHER THAN CASH ADVERTISE MENTS IS 3s 6d.

A social gathering of City and Suburban Association cricketers was held in the Carlton Cafe last evening to bid farewell to Mr P. Y» Velvin, honorary treasurer of the asscciatiou, who 's leaving the district- In presenting Mr Velvin -with a gold watch and chain the president, Mr G„ Duggan, paid a tribute to the good work done by Mr Velvin during the past two seasons. Among the toasts honoured were those of “ The Guest/’ r ‘ The Boys 7 Cricket league and 1 ' The Canterbury Or?V~ knf Afwoci n tion.' *