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Press, Volume L, Issue 14974, 22 May 1914, Page 11

WANTED TO SELL. THE CHEAPEST SECTION IN SUMNER. £105. DRYDEN STREET near tern* coarta, and within 2 minutes of car. Ideal Bungalow Site, 45ft frontage, sunny aspect, and arooraed Whire. Apply OWNER, . 370 Box 254 J _ChriBtchnrch. -nOR Sale, Sccond-handTeVW Sunbeam Car, X* . five-scatcr, good running order. Apply George Hams, care Harvard's Garage, Chcs-. trr street. —. — WANTED to Sell, Good Tea-room and VV BaardiTißhouse 'Busings, very cheap E. B. Good, Land Agent, _____,'°i a .: j__ tYt-AVTED Sell, Gent's Free-wheel Bicycle, \Y new, ridden twice; owner ' C3Vin S. £i 17s Cd: a sacrifice. GO Cashel street, opposite Drillsheds. i - J ' i WANTED' to Sell, 50 tons Mangels. T. V V York__Woolßton. ■■■ 12G0 T""~"TnTED Sell, Table Potatoes, 7s Cd VV * sack; Swedes and Carrots, 30!b-Is, delivered. Y\"_NTEb to Sell. Piano. £42, upright VV C rand, magnificent instrument." beautiful rich tone, iron frame, etc.. in very handsome walnut case. Owner must, sell at once, leaving th" bouse- Genuine. -69 Hereford street. City. !_ TTrAVERLEY Electric Car, latest AmeriW, oan car, only run 500 miles, bargain £.".00; Empire 5-scatcr, almost new, cheap, £:60: Hupp, new torpedo body, electric light, £190; New Parry, -new car, 5-seatcr, £375; y.rtz, 22 h.p.. 4-cylinder, water-cooled, £130; Overland. 30 h.p.,*3-seater, new. £275; Brush Cars, Ri-nabouts, 10 h.p.. £15 to £7j: Cadillac, 10 h.p., £16; Standard, 15-20 h.p., 3eonter, £175. C NORTON Motor Cycle snrTCJiair, 3* h.p., -i-\ 2 speeds, absolute bargain, £55; new Side Lamps, braes, 30s; Nickel 35s per pair. Accessories of all kinds at lowest possible cash prices. rpALBOT/15-22 h.p., s~eeater, in good order, A £100; Hupp, 20 h.p., 4-seatcr, price £185. REGAL. 2-seatcT, in rood order, spare wheel, and all fittings, £210. Motor Sales Co., 145-147 Armagh street. 0 \\T ANTED to Sell, the Cheapest Section ia V» Spreydon. Barrinet-m street, near ths Cnshrnero tram, 1-acre, S2ft frontage, about 2ft higher than the footpath. Price £110 ('-acres opposite being sold at £125). Avoir quick, ss this is sure to sell. W. E. SIMES and CO.. 144 Hereford street. ___ _p-| Qfl— BRETT'S road (1 chain from j m:e _ road). Magnificent Building Site Sift i 2 "chains, ideal, locality, high and dry L _Owncr, Box 254, Christchurch. 09184 M~OTOR Cycles for quick sale, iVspced New Hudson.-1912 Kinjr Dick, 1910 Allday's Matchless, 1911 Ariel, 1910 Douglas, 1911 Bradbury, 1311 fixed engine Triumph, also several others. Inspection invited. Clarkson'3 Motor Exchmigc, opp. Imperial Hotel, St. Asaph street. 1930 jT»-l C A—WILSON'S ROAD—Buildins; SeeSflOU tion, >1 chain x 2 "chains, splendid position. Forest and Perkins, 433 Colombo street, Sydenham. .ISO 1 } j _f?97*r—HACKTHORNE ROAD, Cashc*J£ t O mere Hills. Building Section, 09ft frontage. Owner would excha-njre for property on the flat. Forest and Perkins, 433 Colombo street, Sydenham. STOPJ £25 purchases it 2J h.p. J.A.P* Motor Cycle, free engine, recently overhauled. ■ guaranteed. £10 deposit, balance biranged. Clarkson's - Motor Exchange, rpnosite Imperial Hotel, St. Asaph street. 7i.rOTOR~Car Bargains.—l 6 x2O h.p. Hum-. -*4 * her Delivery Van, £50 deposit; 20 H.p. 5-Seater Car, fully equippcd,-£165. Terms can be arranged. Clarkson's Motor Exchange, opposite Imperial Hotel, St. Asaph street. J _pO*"7r—OPAWA—House 5 rooms, ver--3wj-t 1 Oandab, bath,, washhouse, copper, tubs, 5 1-acre. Forest and Perkins,. 433 Colombo street, Sydenham. 1922 A,— SYDENHAM Snip—House 4 t£_OL/ rooms, bath, washhouse, and copper; 1-acre. Forest and Perkins, 433 Colombo street, Sydenham. "' . . . __ SECOND-HAND Engines,-- Gear Boxes, Deferential Windscreens, Hoods,. Lamps, Horns," Magnetos, Tyree, Coils, ttc, . etc. Clarkson's Motor Exchange, ■ opposite,. Imperial Hotel, St.- Asaph street. ■ 7rdK?V—HOTJSE~S large rooms, with .all chtOOKJ modern conveniences. Return verandah, 1-acre .'of.land, beautifully.' laid out Forest and ■ Perkins,' 433 Colombo .street, Sydenham. . . .*■ ' . ■ . . WANTED KNOWN. ~. WANTED Known —Wise people wear . Glasses. ' In some cases persons Tefuee to do ao because Glasses, modify,-'slightly:the, appearance.' When fitted by.us. they".are both neat and becoming. Our'enormous stock aJid variety'df frames ensures this, cften at half ths cost yon would expect. R. Kennett, the People's Optician, 2fl__i_dl street. 1337 .■t^ANTED^Known— Specta*cl"e"a~are. a . great * ' pleasure -when they, are suitable ,and correctly fitted. .' We can "Fit_ you "neatly .and comfortably in gold-filled nickel steel and other frames; all the newest ■ shapes in Pince-nez, Spectacles,. .Rimless, and .many, varieties. Our moderate prices -will please .you. R. Kennett, the Peoples Optician, 211 ;High-street; ■■■-■- '- ' . 1337 WANTED Known—Few. people have eyes ' alike. This' is .often; overlooked, in purchasing Spectacles. Wo Test e-ich eye \and"give Lenses to Correct the difference. Charges .always : moderated - ThiTty yeaTs' ex- . pcrien'e. , R. Kennett, the People's Optician, 211 High'street. ' 1337 WANTED Known—The Sight, should bo Deriodically Tested even - when glasses are worn. We will do this and fit glasses that you. may retain good sight for possibly more years than' would have been the case.Reasonable prices.. R. Kenne'tt, the' People's . Optician, 211 High street. 1337 TV/ANTED Known—"How to treat your » V eyes and preserve your sight."!-Send for our pamphlet on the subject, gratis, post fr«?e. We Fit new Lenses to your owri frames, Repair and Refit all sorts <jf Spectacles, Pince-net, eto., having- an endless assortment of parts" for fennirs." Terrples ytn-Mi*, and curl aides; Bridges, Springs, and Ness Plaquets, etc., etc., at most moderate cost. R. Kennett> the People's Optician,-211 High street : . 1337 TFTANTED Known—Mrs Quartermain is » . tlu Cash Purchaser .of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-cff Clothing. Letters, by post or otherwise . attended. . to. Address: Mrs G. Quartermain.. 174 iligh street., CHINA, Glass, and Ironmongery st bargain prices still, but only, till Saturday. Minson's Sale Closes on Saturday. 12-10

ANNUAL STOCKTAKING Stock mnst be rcdnced by £2,000 ■■•'■.*•■ - , £2,000 £2,@o© £„,©o® Ongoing over our Boot Stock prior to stocktaking in a few weeks' time, we find our stock enormously heavy. We have, therefore, made _p our minds that the only way to reduce our present heavy stock is to cut down every line in price, not merely picking out any old lines or job stock, but to bring ■ out, every style and kind, and in this our annual stocktaking sale wie mean business. The intention is to cut absolutely every pair. This will be a big boot sale because you are going to get some cheap boojts for a short time. Having purchased recently some splendid lines in footwear at remarkably low prices, these lines will be thrown in as well. For instance, one hne of Men's Box Calf Derby Bals. (John Cave's Brand) usually ' sold at 19/6 per pair, now 14/6 Gwkett and Jones' Men's Box Calf Derby Bak., just opened uprthis A*eek, usual price 23/6, will be sold for 17/9 per pair This is an instance of whatrwe are going to do. We must reduce our stock by £2,000, and it is in this way that we will do itCOLOSSAL BOOT SALE NOW ON BOOT IMPORTER 108 Cashel Street West