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PUBLIC NOTICES. LEARN TO SAVE. f"\o Ton Know that £$ IT* Sd deposited monthly for ten year* will prodno* nearly £SOO r It 1* marvellous how money " rrowa** Writ# for Oopy of our Table ® A.” CANTERBURY INVESTMENT AND TBGST 00., LTD.. 16a, HEREFORD STREET 1660 (Opposite Commercial Bank). SWIMMING CARNIVAL. HELP THE BLIND. TpXOEPTIONAI- ATTBACTIt E SW ] MING CARNIVAL. Organised by the Canterbury Centre N.Z.A.S.A. All Proceeds for tbe Blind Fund. SATURDAY. JUNE 3rd. MUNICIPAL BATHS. Manchester Street. SWIMMING, DIVING. NOVELTY EVENTS. AND POLO MATCH. \ All the Champions Competing, including OWITHA RHAND, MURIEL SIMES, C. ATKINSON AND NOMAN BACHELOR. Admission 2s, including tax. K. WBGEELEY, 6512 Carnival Secretary. GRAND CONCERT, BY THE SUNSHINE PARTY, Rugby Bt. Schoolroom, Thureday, June 6, 7.45 p.m. Songs. Music. Numerous Recitations by Prizewinners at Competition. ROYAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. J^EHEARSALS. DURHAM SCHOOL. STREET For ORCHESTRA—MONDAY. 7.45. For CHORUS—TUESDAY. 7.45. A Cordial Invitation is extended to new members. H. T. WHITTINGHAM. Secretary. » PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A LL Creditors and others having claims j against the undermentioned Estates ; are hereby required to lodge the same with i the undersigned in duplicate, supported , by full particulars and certified as due j and owing by the said Estates at the date { of the death of the deceased on or before • the 3rd DAY OF JULY, 1922. Any Claim not lodged by the date Darned ! is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. 1. GEORGE BEDFORD, late of Kirwee. Farmer, died 30.5.22. 2. JOHN BREEZE, late of New Brighton. Farmer, died 28.5.22. 3. JOHN late of Christchurch. Retired Engineer, died 20.5.22. 4. ISABELLA McCAT.LUM. late of Brook side, Leeston. Spinster, died 1.6.22. 5. JABEZ PALMER, late of Christchurch./ Retired Joiner, died 24.5.22. 6. PERCY PRIMMER, late of Christchurch, Warehouseman, died 29.5.22. 7. MARY JANE SOWTER, late of Christchurch, Storekeeper's Assistant, died 29.5.22. A. R. JORDAN. District Public Trustee. j Christchurch. 2nd June. 1922. ' 6384 j RTOCARTON TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7th. 8 p.m. PRESENTATION. SOCIAL AND DANCE. To MR F. J. ALLEY. Retiring Head Master of Wharenui. FPSO6 , AUCTIONS SUMNER. SUMNER. BY PUBLIC AUCTION In our Rooms. HEREFORD STREET. On WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14th. At 2.30 o’clock. On account of the Owner, who is leaving Sumner. VLL that Parcel of Land being No 59. COLENSO STREET. and containing FULL J-ACRE and COTTAGE of five roomand conveniences. Close to Nayland Street tram and the Public School. FOR POSITIVE SALE, on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14tli, at 2.30 o’clock. TONES. NORTON AND CO.. LTD., 545 Auctioneers. RAILWAY NOTICES TROTTING RACES AT ASHBURTON. EXCURSION Tickets to Ashburton will be ! issued from Christchurch. Timaru j and intermediate stations on direct line ( of route, and stations on Mt. Somers Branch, by trains arriving at Ashburton up to 11.5 a.m. (excepting the 5.45 a..in. Christchurch-Invercargill express l on June 10. available for return until June 12. Special Racecourse Tickets will bo issued from Christchurch to Ashburton Kaleyards Siding, or Ashburton. Fares- Return (including 1b 6d for course admission'. 15a 6d first claxs. 11s 6d second class. Available only by 9.5 a.m. and 9.29 a.m. special train* from (’Hiristchurch, June 10. and for return up to June 12. but not for return by the express train which ieavea Ashburton for Chrißtohurcb at 6.3 p.m. on June 10. TR AIN ARRA NGEMENTS On June 10 two special passenger trains will leave Christchurch for Ashburton at 9.5 a.m. and 9.20 a.m.. returning from Ashburton at 4.10 p.m. (Saleyards Siding 4.30 p.m.), and 4.25 p.m. (Saleyards Siding 4.50 p.irO. The 9.5 a.m. train takes passengers from Christchuroh and Rakaia only. The 4.25 p.m. train from Ashburton takes passengers for Rakaia and Christchurch only. The 9.20 a.m. train from Christchurch \ takes passengers from Christchurch and Dun san del only, and the 4.10 p.m. train from Ashburton takes passengers for Dun sandel and Christchurch only. These traiifk will stop at Ashburton Saleyards Riding for passenger traffic. Passengers from intermediate stations must travel by the ordinary 7.25 a.m. Christchurch-A *h burton train, and return by tbe ordinary train which leaves Ashburton at 6.10 p.m. instead of at 3.50 p.m. Special train for conveyance of racehorses will leave Christchurch for Ashburton at 5.5 a.m. It leaves Ashburton on return at 7 p.m. If the races are postponed the special trains will not run. For fuller particulars see posterp.

TENDERS. PUBBUO WORKS DEPARTMENT— 1 STORES. Quotations, closing Noor. on date* specified, are invited for.— losing Date j 9 Tons Mild Steel Rods and 2cwt Binding Wire .... 13th .Tune 32 Tons Rolled Steel Joists - 13th June One 10 H.P. Induction Motor 20th June Quotation Form? may be obtained at Public Worts Offices, Auckland. Christchurch. Dunedin, and at the Stores Manager's Office, Wellington. 6380 E, GIBBARD, LAW ? XP ‘i??* R Wants your Mower work during { months. Sharpening by latest machinery, repairs, spare parts supplied. Called for, delivered prompt. Satisfaction guaranteed Axes, etc., sharpened. Write or call. 18 KERR'S LANE, off St. Albaos Street THE ART OF BAKIN (1. rite art of baking a loaf with a light crimpy crust is exemplified in Woodward's Butternut Bread. It melts deliciously in the m-outh—no sogginess—no indigestion. Just try it once- -you will I*g absolutely delighted. Ask your grocer tor it or ring up Bakery . !SB. Antigua Street. Phone 1-529. 6