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PUBLIC NOTICES. THINGS YOU NEED FOR PRESERVING TIME. Brewers' Crystals, 2ja lb, lis bag. No. IA Pure Cano Sugar, lid lb, 10s ed bag. Mason's Wide-mouth Screw-top Glass Jam Jars—Pints. _ 6d. Quarts (ss. j Gals., £3 dcx. Mason's Screw-top Preserving Jars —Pints, 4s, Quart 3 4s 6d, J-Gals., 6s 6d doz. Tie-over Jam Jars, lib, 2s: 2ib. 4? dor. Preserving Pans—Aluminium, 13s Gd, las to 325. Enamelled Iron, 5s Cd, 6s Cd to 8s 6d. KINCAID'S PEARL of tho East-tho Tea with tho taste you'll like, 13 .9d per lb. No tea coupons packed in this tea. KINCAID'S SPECIAL TEA. Is 3d lb. It is good. No tea couoons packed in this too. Somo firms imitate our price, but none our quality. TT I N C A I D'S. LTD., 1306 MISCELLANEOUS. RAPE Psddock, gocd run-out, near station. Holms, Wccdor.fi. 20SO havo them another week. Seed orders in p:oapt".y. Receiving country orders now. Dozen lbs te. E. A. Sisson, 83 Sawyers Arms road, Papanui. IS3I L" "ESSONS in Dancing, Singing and Needlework given in return for ex-school girl's assistance. "Ranui," "Press." 2062 Cn_MN_Y~SWEEPINGf" "'Phcno 2090, or 23G Salisbury street. T. Benjamin Smith. 170-1 MRS ROSS'S Pills (Reg.) obtainable B_gc and Co., £64 Barbadcos street. care Kiver, Chemist, leading chcmi£ta : __lgs7 SUPERIOR Private Accommodation for O Visiters and Permanent Boaider3. "Enfield Lodge," 312 Montreal street. 'Phone 3028. 2073 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Moles, Blemishes, Birthmarks, effectually removed by Elcctrolvsis. Mr Hammond, Specialist, 173 Cashel street. 2113 niHE 1914 Star Cycio stands alone icr X quality, easy running, finish, and price. Ladies' Roadster Machines are fitted with the full equipment—two brakes, free-wheel, steel mudguards. Usual price, £12 10s. Now reduced to £7 10s. Adams, Ltd., High street. GOSSIP for Girls, Housekeeping Hints, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody, appear in thc "Pago for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening News." HOLMES AND SONS HALF-YEAKLY SALE is now in fuU swing, at 130 HIGH STREET. C 8502 BUSINESS MEN!—Do you want to regain your health? The avenue to health 13 exercise. Sitting in tramcars is doing you no good. What you want is a Swift Cycle and combine exercise with healthful recreation. £1 Deposit, and 5s weekly buys one._ Adams, Ltd., Highjitreet. L" - EFT~OFF Clothing—Mrs Meagher, Cash Buyer of Gent's Misfits, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, also Ladies' and Children's Clothing 117 Lower High street. Letters promptfy attended to. C 8420 SAFETY Go-cart Straps 2s 6d and Ss, at Minson's. If you think you can do without them, you do not know them. EOPLE of Christchurch!— Why do you buy shoddy, second-hand Cycles, when you can purchase a Famous Star Cycle, fully" guaranteed, and fitted with two powerful brakes, free-wheel, steel mudguards, for £7 10s. Adams, Ltd., High street. THEY can kick and play in tbe pram, turn round and turn over, hut they can't fall out, if Minson's Safety Go-cart Straps are used. W ANTED, Engineers, Marine and Mechanical, courses of instruction by correspondence, practical and right up to English standard Endorsed by all leading engineers, such as Mr' M. Longridge, MA., M. Inst., C.E., M.1., Mech. E. Mr J. Adamson, Sec. of Marino Engin.»crs, London. "Vrite or call and get free circular. International Correspondence Schools, Ltd., London. Local Agency, Wardsll's Buildings, Cashel street. I" ~ Clothing— Under the "superX vision of the Government Health Department, I have fitted up a Fumigating Chamber. In future everything will bo fumigated and,, thoroughly cleaned. It is well known -a good second-hand article _ worth two cheap new ones. Mra Elwood, 123 Armagh street, 308. C L~EF"T~OFF Clothing—Mrs Bobson. 203 High etreet (late of-Dunedin), Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Leftoff Clothing. Letters attended to. 'Phone 8628 : •■ C^ 761 THE Special "Page for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening News" appeals to everyone. A bright Home Magazine. • Clothing—Mie Pritchard 13 a XI Cash Buyer of Gonts' Misfit and Leftoff Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, and Ladies' and Children's Clothing. Spot cash. Ring up 'Phono 3334, or write ,12 Victoria street. C 7750 MINSON'S is the cheapest and most satisfactory store for the China, Glass, and Ironmongery wanted in the house. ! ' "' A ' . THE EVENT OF 1914 We intend starting the present year with a TREMEHOOUS COMPULSORY GLE&BME BOOT SALE. This is the greatest Slaughter of Footwear we have ever placed before the public. We are compelled to make room for further consignments, goods having arrived late and overcrowded us on account of the late strike. It is compulsory for us to make a clearance, and we guarantee you satisfaction. To meet the public we have reduced every line in our enormous stock, which b composed of every description of Footwear. STEWART ROBINSON intends to make this a red letter ■ day in his history of sales. He \ intends breaking all previous records. ; Boots, Shoes and Slippers at \ prices far below cost. Such bar- ■ gains never before offered in the \ city. I Come along and assist us to break the record. ■ Stewart Robinson] CASHEL STREET WEST. C 8639 1