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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16846, 23 September 1922, Page 9

The forty-third anniversary of the Sydenham Baptist Sunday School ■will he celebrated to-morrow. The services will be conducted -by 'Mr J. Voss, Rev X. L. Webster, 8.A., and Rev J. K. Archer. A special feature of the anniversary will l)e the afternoon service when the pioneer members of church and Sunday School will be present. Advice received from the Education Department lo the effect that buikh'ngs maintenance grants would be reduced by about J 0 per cent was communicated to the Canterbury Education Board yesterday bv the report of the Buildings Committee. Mr E. H. Andrews stated this would mean a reduction of about £lßdO on the board's annual allowance. He recognised ‘.be necessity lor economy, hut pointed out that this account already had a lebit balance. A CRISP LOAF. A delightful crisp loaf is Butternut Bread baked from quality flour by a special process in smokeless ovens at Woodward’s Bakery, 186, Antigua Street, two doors from Moorhouse Avenue. It is noted for its perfect digestibility as well as its nutty flavour. Ask your grocer for it or ring up ’phone 1529. 1 6 A photograph to send each of you? friends is tk9 best way to solve the gift problem. 3bet Steftano Webb take it. Petersen’s High Street,