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RAM FAIR. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL RAM FAIR. rpilE ANNUAL RAM FAIR will take placc 0:1 the SHOW GROUNDS. ADDIXGTON, i On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MARCH 21st and 22nd. , ENTRIES CLOSE on TUESDAY. X - ' MARCH 12:h. O. B. PEMBERTOX. 957 IF Secretary. WANTED. "S „a "\T7"AXTED, GIRLS for Burling Cloth. Pre- ' * vious experience not noccssary; good wages. Apply, , n d THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACiIy 1-IJF TURING CO.. LTD., Allen street. Lv . WANTED, a i A GOOD 4or S-SEATEU CAR. Must bo in -A in sjood order and not to cxcecd £150 >s- cash. Reply, __ :>joF CAR, "Press" Office. js' "1/17" ANTED, for Leading Retail Hou.-<o in \a- ' t South Oanterbtiry, a Capable Young i le Lady to t:u;e chars© of Mnntlo and Underiri clothing Depaxlment. No objection to one 53 having somo millinery experience. Apply, ' with copy of references and salary required, to Ross and Ulendining, Ltd, Lichfield >n . street. k to MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENSASSURANCE CO.-, LTI). ro XT AVE VACANCIES for TWO COLLECn TORS and CANVASSERS. on Salary and Commission, mr Apply 3 n, THE SUPERINTENDENT, 151 Hereford street, H. ISGF Christchurch. jn- — WANTED, MACHINISTS for Hats and Caps. Also GIRLS to learn.. Good wages. Apply THE KATAPOT WOOLLEN CO., 292P Eaton plaeo. E. BUTCHERS' DELIVERY. i COMPETENT MAN required to take 'rp charge of our Motor Delivery. Good E, wages to suitable man. Also, Strong Youth; bicycle provided. in " JAS KNIGHT, 16, OSBOF 172 High street. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. AVONSIDE. APPLICATIONS arc invited for tho' position of VERGER and SEXTON to the above Church. Schedules of duties, salary, etc., on application to REV.. O. Flliis GERALD, Vicarage, Avonaidc. 9583 F. WANTED to Rent, Two Good Bedrooms, Sitting-room, Bathroom, Meals provided three adults, two children. Riccarton district preferred, or Flat with kitchenette. Apply, „ „ 18 gp 502, "Press" Office. ART UNION. T - ART tv AID OF RED CROSS UNION ART AND NAVY LEAGUE. UNION , Alii 1 - TJiiiUrf AR'J rpICKETS ore now on sale [ONION ART JL anywhere and every- UNION ART where, throughout th* Canter- DNION ■ ART bury Military Disrt.net on UNION ART behalf of the Grand Art UNION ART Union in Bid of the Red ART Cross Society - and Navy UNION )R ART Leaguo Funda, to bo drawn -UNION ART June Ist,. 1918. , . TXNION ART — UNION ART VALUABLE PRIZES.- UNION ,11 ART VALUABLE PRIZES. UNION ART • VALUABLE PRIZES. UNION ART Eleven Valuable Thorough.- UNION ART bred Horses havo been given UNION ART by an anonymous donor. UNION ART Those include the distin- UNION 3, ART guiahed bay horse Fabrikoff- UNION ART (Ist prize), six young -untraan- UNION ART ed mares, and four Brood UNION ART Mares (three with foal at foot). UNION ART "UNION 30 ART HELP THE CAUSE. . I UNION — ART HELP THE CAUSE. UNION IRT HELP THE CAUSE. UNION ART Make sure of getting tickets UNION ART in this Grand Art Union. UNION ART You will help the Red Croas UNION ART and Navy League, and you UNION ART may win a. prize. Horse® UNION ART may icmnin on tli© Stud TJNION ART Farm for 14 days after the UNION ART Drawing. All prizes tin- UNION ART claimed will then be cold by UNION ART auction and proceeds handed UNION F ART the winner or devoted to the UNION ART above funds as desired. UNION ART ' UNION ART TICKETS, le EACH. UNION ART TICKETS, Is EACH. • UNION ART TICKETS, Is EACH. UNION ART Books of tickets for sale UNION ART may be procured' from Mr UNION jp ART W. H. E. Wanklyn, Hon. UNION — ART Secretary, 128 Oxford terrace, UNION f. ART Christchurch. Writ© for sup- UNION ART plies and havo a hand in UNION il- ART making this Gfrand Art UNION of ART Union the great success it UNION re- ART is going to be. ; -UNION as 9575 vo 1 : B. PUBLIC NOTICES. as nd lot CITIZENS' "WAS APPEAL. , HELP THE BOYS AT THE FRONT. TlB al . THE SALVATION ARMY NEEDS FUNDS FOR WAR WORK. THE Committee havo pleasure in acknow led gin g the' following amount®: — £ s. d Amount previously acknowledged 1715 17 • en- Kaiapoi Woollen Company .. 300 0 1 ive nd £2015 17 ■ pod All Returned Soldiers know what good worl ity the Army is doing at the front, and speal in the highest terms of this ivondcrfu organisation. Your cheque will be gratefully received b; W. H- CLARK, Chairman. H. R. SMITH, Hon. Treasurer. 0573 G. L. DONALDSON, Hon. Secretary. "7, FARMERS. FARMERS. PLOUGHING DEMONSTRATION. for A DEMONSTRATION of PLOUGHING -T- with the AVERY KEROSENE FARM TRACTOR will bo given on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March 7th, at MR GEO. SHEATS FARM at DUNSANDEL, in Paddock nest Public School, and close to Railway Station. A cordial invitation is extended to farmers to attend. — W. A. McLAREN and CO., LTD., tS. Solo Canterbury ' Agents, 0383 108 St. Asaph street, Christchurch. POLICE DEPARTMENT. r SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. J XT is hereby notified that UNCLAIMED J- PROPERTY in the hands of tho Police ? at Christchurch will, if not claimed before ' SATURDAY, 30th March, 1018 bo sold thereafter by PUBLIC AUCTION. Particulars aa to the time and place of gale may bo obtained from tho Superintendent ol Police at Christchurch. J. O'DONOVAN, Commissioner of Police. Wellington, 27th February. 1918. 953 C |3f TESTIMONY FROM BALCLUTHA. A RESIDENT writes:—"Your medicine de J\ proved beneficial, and I am satisfied >rs and thankful." Let "Drinko" euro your 113 friend of the drink habit. This harmless and odourless powder can be given eecretlj if desired. Full details free, in plain sealed envelope. Write in confidence, Lady Man , agcr, Drinko Proprietary, 212 C, Lambtor Quay, Wellington. HjiOS lay | — - Oa. j TTOLMES and SONS only stock their cele ael . X-L brated 4-ply Wire Mattresses, and eel 349 I at bedrock price*, at 130 and 133 High street H4SU