LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A cheque for £2 has been received by the Fire Brigade from Mr C. E. Boon, baker and pastrycook, in recognition of the brigade’s services at a recent outbreak of fire on his premises. A Press Association telegram states that the regulations under the Inspection of Machinery Act, 1908, relating to examination of engine-drivers, have been amended by altering the ao;e at which candidates for certificates of competency for .traction and locomotive engine-drivers mav he examined to at least twenty-one years. On Tuesday evening at the Rugby Street Schoolroom a well-attended meeting was held in furtherance of the interests of the home mission fund of the Methodist Church. The chair was occupied by the Rev J. Napier Milne. A resume of the operations of the fund was presented by the local secretary, Air A. I>. Hassall, and an address replete with interest on the necessity of generous supxiort was given by the Rev Percy Paris. We produce portraiture that pleases because of its naturalness. Our prices are moderate, too. Steffano Webb, 252, High Street. ’Phone 1989. 1
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16538, 23 September 1921, Page 6
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