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PUBLIC NOTICES ~THE BRrtT'SH SAILORS' “ SOCIETY (LYTTELTON BRANCH), INC. THE FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING of the British Sailors’ Society, Lyttelton Branch (Inc.), win be held in the King George Vth Seamen's Institute. Norwich quay. Lyttelton, on MONDAY. MAY 29. 1961, at 730 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive the Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers and Directors. To consider a motion of which notice has been given to alter the name of the Branch to “The Canterbury Merchant Navy Centre (Branch of the British Sailors' Society I, Inc." General. (MISS) J. R. .SNEDDON, Hon. Secretary. 2451 HURUNUI ELECTORATE The Deputy Leader HON. J. R- MARSHALL. Will Open The NATIONAL PARTY Campaign At The CULvERDEN HALL, On THURSDAY, MAY 25, At 8 P.M. MR H. L. PICKERING. The Selected Candidate for HURUNUI will also Speak. 2452 TO ICT ACCOMMODATION Bureau, 123 Worcester street, has a Fully Furn. 2-Bedroom Bexley Home to let from 26th to end of September. £4 10s. Mrs Parkin, 78-295. CLEAN Furn. Room. 30s. Gent. Use con vs. 398 Oxford terrace. 22 FOOT comfortable Caravan suitable living in. Will deliver. Reasonable. 'Phone 77-173. 3-BEDROOM Self - contained Flat. £5 10s weekly, for 2 weeks. Phone 56-500. NEAT, well kept Home. 2 or 3 bedrooms, floor coverings, part furnished, big garage. City area, near bus stop. Suit business couple. References. £5 per week. Apply 8 TWEED STREET.

WANTED TO RENT ACCOM. Bureau, 123 Worcester st., has a long list of clients waiting lor furn. and unfurn. Flats and Houses and B.S.R.’s. Free service to landlords. Snatch this opportunity for quick attention. Mrs Parkin, 43-797. Alter hours 78-295. 2473 FEN DALTON, Riccarton. 3-Bed-roomed House. Unfuin. pref. Careful tenants. Refs. ’Phone 29-495. HOUSE or S.C. Flat, unfurn., 2-3 bedrooms, adult family. Phone 42-108. ' X 6552 1-BEDROOM Unfurn. Flat wtd. beginning June, by quiet working couple. Riccarton, Addington, Spreydon. 'Phone 80-451, PERSONALS GENT would like lady companion, pictures and outings. Has very modern home. Apply U 6541, *'Press.” GIRL, 23, would like travelling companion lor overseas trip, about April-May next year. Preler interested in music and arts. Reply to P 7950, ’’Press.” WORKING man, 42, sober habits, own home, wishes to meet sincere lady. View friendship and matrimony. Widow with one child no objection. U 6556, "Press.’’ YOUNG Lady sailing to Australia June 9, would like female companion interested in working or pleasure holiday. ’Phone 38-483. X 6519 LOST AND FOUND BOY’S Navy Raincoat lost Thursday afternoon. ’Phone 54-312. SINGLE String of coloured Richlieu Pearls lost yesterday afternoon. ’Ph. 58-112. Reward. SUNDAY SERVICES PSYCHIC RESEARCH SOCIETY OF CHRISTCHURCH (INC.), 72 Gloucester st. (opp. R.S.A.) SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—Mr F N. Hilder, “What is the Self?" Questions. discussion. Social hour. Healing. WOMEN'S DISCUSSION. 2 p.m.. Tues., Mrs A. C. Mitchell, “Modern Miracles." ROUND TA BILE CHATS. 7.45 p.m., Thurs., Mr Bynion, "Faith and Everyday Life." SPIRITUAL HEALING. 730 p.m.. Mon. to Thurs., 3.30 p.m., Tues., 10 ajn.. Wed. BYCROFT LIBRARY BOOKSHOP. 12-4.30 p.m., Tues., Wed., 12-9 p.m.. Fri. A WELCOME TO ALL MEETINGS 3116 CONFERENCE SECRETARY

Farmers’ Gift To Mr L. W. McCaskill Mr L. W McCaskill, who for 10 years was secretary of the Lincoln College farmers’ conference, was honoured before the conference closed yesterday. Presenting Mr McCaskill, who will soon leave on a trip overseas, with a travelling bag. a former chairman of the conference. Mr John Hunt, said that the conference bad to thank him for a “grand job of work" done since the inception of the meeting in 1951. It had been for him a most rewarding experience, said Mr McCaskill in replying, mainlv because of the many friendships he had made, and these, he believed, would help him in dealing wtih practising farmers in his new nosition of Director of the Tussock Grasslands and Mountain Lands Institute. Mr McCaskill expressed appreciation to those who had worked with him at the conferences and in their planning—conference committees and chairmen, speakers. the press and broadcasting. and Mr R. C. Blackmore, the college visual aids officer. He said that the conference must hold the record in publishing its proceedings—in as little as six weeks and usually two months after the meeting. For 10 years, he said, his wife had had to give un her Queen's Birthday or King’s Birthday holiday in helping with the editing of the material and proof reading. Mr A. T. G. McArthur, who has succeeded Mr McCaskill on the college staff, was introduced to the conference. He will take up the duties of conference secretary.