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CHURCH NOTICES QUAKERS (RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS). Meetings for Worship: Sunday, 11 a.m.; Wednesday, 12.15 p.m., at Friends Meeting House, 325 Manchester street, near Kilmore street. Visitors welcome.S 3ft ’Acp/ 4/ «/ Ow THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 267 Cambridge terrace SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 7 P.M. PUBLIC LECTURE “EMOTIONAL POWER AND ITS PURPOSE IN LIFE” Psychological Effects—Scriptural References Speaker: Miss Ethel Shearsby. Miss Natalie Taylor will play “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring’’ ALL WELCOME. COLLECTION CHRISTADELPHIAN ADDRESS SUNDAY, 7 P.M. DRUIDS HALL, 227 Manchester street (Opp. Civic Theatre) GOD’S PROMISES, THE BASIS OF TRUE HOPE. ‘‘Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made — To thv seed which is Christ: AND IF YE BE CHRIST’S, THEN ARE YE ABRAHAM’S SEED, and heirs according to the promise.” —Gal. 3:16, 19. Contrary to common belief, the promise has been repeated by Prophets and Apostles, throughout the Word of GOD. So important is this doctrine Paul was moved to exclaim, “AND NOW I STAND AND AM JUDGED for the hope of the promise made of God unto our fathers.”—Act 26, 6. Compare Scripture with Scripture, and learn GOD’S way. COME. HEAR THE ABOVE LECTURE. 3161 SATURDAY SERVICES SEVENTH DAY Baptist Church, Livingstone st. Sabbath Service (Saturday), 11 am. Sabbath School, 10 a.m. (D.V.). Rev. Edward Barrar. Welcome. SPORTING FIXTURES CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION (REGD.) AMENDMENTS TO RUGBY DRAW SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 UNDER 20, SECTION 1 Lincoln College v. Hornby, at N.P. 12, at 2.45 p.m. Teachers' College A bye. UNDER 20, SECTION 2 Meri-Pap. B v. Suburbs, at S.P. 17, at 2.45 p.m. UNDER 16 St. Andrew's v. H. 5.0.8. B, at Straven No. 2, at 1.15 p.m. Belfast v. Shirley, at Sheldon No. 2, at 1.15 p.m. UNDER sst 7 B Burnside C v. Marist, St. Mary’s, at Barrington Park at 10 a.m. Burnside B v. Meri-Pap. B, at Burnside No. 4, at 10 a.m. UNDER sst E Meri-Pap. C v. Shirley E, at Malvern Park at 10 a.m. 3850 TRADE PERSONALS H. H. SHAW. Send for Price List. Enclose 3d Stamp. H. H. SHAW. The Men’s Chemist, 212 High st., Christchurch.THS DRESSMAKING ADULTS’ and Children’s Dressmaking. No patterns required. Woolston. 'Phone 63-683. 1606 RICCARTON, Yaldhurst, Hornby, experienced dressmaker make to any designs. Call, collect and fit, etc. 'Ph, 47-002. PUBLIC NOTICES NORTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY REPORT BY COUNCIL OF JUNE 8, 1966, ON RECOMMENDATIONS PASSED AT THE LAST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING EXTENSION OF FISHING SEASON: Recommendation: “That the Selwyn River remain open for one extra month for one year only.” Decision: The Council could not support this recommendation as at the oresent time anglers already have seven months of fishing and it is felt that no good purpose could be served by fishing the spawning run during a period of low water In the river; furthermore this arrangement would conflict with the shooting season. However, the fishing season in the Ashley River was extended for one month to the end of May for experimental purposes. SALMON STOCKING IN LAKE HAWDON:

Recommendation: “That the stocking of Lake Hawdon with salmon be doubled this year, also that investigations be undertaken to remove competitors in the lake and in Slovens Creek, white the creek should be checked for obstructions such as trees and logs.” Decision: The Council approves the recommendation in principle and endeavours will be made to carry out additional re-stocking of Lake Hawdon subject to the limitations imposed by the facilities available and the restocking requirements of other areas, also the Council cannot ensure the complete removal of competitors from the Lake and Slovens Creek but an inspection will be made of the Creek to check for obstructions. SPAWNING ACCESS AT HARPER DIVERSION: Recommendation: “That the Council investigate provision of access for spawning fish traveling up the Harper Diversion from Lake Coleridge.” Decision: After giving this matter full consideration, the Council considers that the possibility of losing young landlocked salmon and rainbow trout fallowing floods in the Harper River would far outweigh the advantages to be gained from the provision of spawning access at the Harper Diversion. OPENING OF LAKE SUMNER FOR GAME SHOOTING: Recommendation: “That the Game Committee give consideration to the opening of Lake Sumner for Game Shooting.” Decision: As this matter has already been, and is stiibl currently under discussion with the land owners and the local bodies concerned, the Council considers that this matter should be held open until finality is reached. J. R. CLAYDON. Secretary. 3108 HAWARDEN SUB-BRANCH PLUNKET SOCIETY | A GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Hawarden R.S.A. (Rooms on Monday, June 27. at 2 p.m. A good attendance of plunket mothers would be appreciated. H. RUSSELL. • Secretary. I 3879 : FOR Capacity, variety, a wide i range of information, plus an i EARLY start, decide now, dial 50.199, "THE PRESS" Classifieds. Read and used dally by more •than 70,000 families.