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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 109, 21 February 1950, Page 1

MEETINGS AND EVENTS SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25. SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25. Keep This Date Free Keep This Date Free VARIETY FAIR VARIETY FAIR TINWALD DOMAIN TINWALD DOMAIN TINWALD DOMAIN TINWALD DOMAIN at 1.30 p.m. Stalls for Produce, Home-made Cakes, Ice Cream and Sweets. Afternoon Tea. SIDE-SHOWS. SIDE-SHOWS. SIDE-SHOWS. SIDE-SHOWS. DISPLAY BY PIPE BAND. Display by Marching Teams. Swimming Races. Proceeds to Tinwald War Memorial Hall Fund. Admission Free. Admission Free. DANCE TO FOLLOW—TINWALD lIALL—S P.M.

PUBLIC NOTICES. LAND BALLOT. A PPLICATIONS from ex-servicemen with the respective gradings for five positions as farm workers on wages with the right, subject to certain specified conditions, of ultimate allotment of the undermentioned sections, close at the District Lands and Survey Office, Private Bag, Christchurch, at 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, 9th MARCH, 1950. Estate J. Hedley’s Property. Grading “A” for Dairying (Types 1 and 2) in South Canterbury District. Two undefined sections of 160 acres approx. Cash contributions for both sections: Freehold or Deferred Payments £650, Renewable Lease Nil. Situated on Seadown Road 7 ipiles ( north of Timaru. Estimated carrying capacity of each unit: 55 dairy cows and replacements with a small area of cash crops. Married accommodation for one position. Single accommodation only for the other. Burton Farm Settlement. Grading “A” for Sheep (M.E.) and Cash cropping Type 7 in Mid-Canterbury District. Section 1, 274 acres approx. Cash contributions: Freehold or Deferred Payments, £3150. Renewable Lease Nil. Section 2, 3*22J acres approx. Cash contributions: Freehold or Deferred payments, £3150. Renewable Lease Nil. Section 3, 300 acres approx. Cash contributions: Freehold or deferred payments, £3300. Renewable Lease £250. Formerly owned by Janet Grigg Trust and situated on Twentyone Drain and Lower Beach Roads, 18 miles south-east of Ashburton, Estimated carrying capacity of each section 700 Ewes and approx. 40 acres wheat. IMPORTANT. —Accommodation has now been re-arranged to provide single quarters on S.eetion 1, and threeroomed married man’s quarters on Sections 2 and 3. N.B. —The conditions governing the acceptance in special circumstances of applications from ex-servicemen who have not sufficient actual cash to meet the required deposits within the specified time will be strictly adhered to and prospective applicants are recommended to obtain without delay from their nearest Rehabilitation Officer the schedule giving full particulars and conditions, etc. T. W. PRESTON, v Commissioner of Crown Lands. BOROUGH SCHOOL FLOWER SHOW. J>ESULTS OF COMPETITIONS: Sweets —Elizabeth Storrier and Mrs Watson. Nylons at Sweet Stall —Mrs Fre'eman. Cake at Produce Stall—Mrs Nelson. Cake at Cake Stall No. 1564 (“Edna”). The Committee wishes to thank Judges and all those who gave Donations, Produce and Services for the benefit of the Flower Show. H. M. CAMPBELL, Hon. Secretary.

TINWALD TOWN BOARD. PENALTY~ON RATES. NOTICE is hereby given that a Pen-. alty of 10% t will he charged on all Rates unpaid after the 14th MARCH, 1950. J. B. NICOLE, Clerk to Board. XTOW is the time for your EASTER ** PERM.— EUGENE, NON-ELECTRIC, COMBINATION, or that SuperSoft Perm, JAMAL. Book Now At MOORE’S MODERN SALON. _ 5 Qualified Operators. ’Phone 15G. SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. JJOUSE-TO-lIOUSE COLLECTION THIS MONTH. JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. RESULT OF COMPETITION: Bag of Sugar: No. 7 —Graeme, 34 William Street.

BUSINESS NOTICES ALL PLYWOODS STOCKED. TpVERY grade of local plywoods also * J overseas productions. Contact us for your requirements. Full details willingly sent. —TAB. HAMPTON & COY., LTD., 188 Cashel Street, Christchurch. ’Phones 85.185, 34.225. P.O. Box 378.