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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16943, 18 January 1923, Page 8

Tile new post office building in Hereford Street is now practically completed as far as the actual building is concerned, but a large number of fittings have still to he put in. These fittings include the apparatus for the telephone exchange, which is to be housed there, telegraph instruments and so forth. These will take some time to fit up and it is not known when the building will be ready for occupation. The Dominion conference of the Workers’ Educational Association will be held in the Trades Hall, Christchurch, on January 24. It had been decided previously to hold the conference in Wellington, but as so many members were unable to go to that centre, a change of venue was agreed upon. Subjects to be discussed include finance, highways, a central library, uniform text books and annual conventions, and other business will be the election of office bearers of the Dominion . aud local councils. At last night’s meeting of the General Committee of the St John Ambulance Association, it was decideJ. to send a communication to all nonsubscribing county councils stating that in the event of their making a grant to the association it would place them on the guaranteed list for ambulance service. It was further decided to notify all that mental cases would not be carried in the ambulance. Every trader has at his disposal tha most powerful advertising medium ip the vorW —the daily newspapers. H