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Press, Volume L, Issue 149814, 30 May 1914, Page 17

I KPYPTIIK WBk Two Jiighi Glasses have two glasses in one— The y *™ beaotMy joining 0 { the ***" segment being invisible. These gksses save the • annoyance of constantly lilPPiillf daanging from one pair *''jS-%» another. We_ho_M hke to show rWs&sirßs v"*ffi*o. y° a s P ec " :nens °* them if - - y OO favour us with a call at our §V StSHT-TESTING ROOKS ERNEST M. SANDSTEIN OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN CASfiEL STREET, aeat B-Jlaatyims •■_■• : E. H. SAMPSTEIM Qt * a * B. FALCK 1 it s ®® COATS If - yon want a smart Raady-tO* Wear Coat at an unusually low Vr «j_»Vii_ P" o6 * come round here aad seise latest Tweeds . Fur-lin«d Sealettes |a| Wf j_l^>A Ladies who are ready to study Iff* fl tbc N<rw Stytes ™ R»ady»mada Hi ' llr t^--»_ar^^mJml^'iP i WP' Costumes, are invited to call Us fit* an< * " tw our vast Section at Hi iC COMEMGHT NOW Illi We make all alterations with* M-HOLLANDER j* 7d5 Colombo Street

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PUBLIC NOTICES. PUB_i6 NOTICES. ~~T~r~Tr7IZZr~ZI ri_E DOMESTIC SEWING AND BULBS FOB PRESENT PLANTING. X MENDING -CLUB, 80 HEREFOBD ST, West End Chambm, perdos. A Scheme to Lighten the Duties of Hoaaa> ANEMONE, ST. . BBIGID, choice wives and Benefit tho Workers. mixed ....•■.. ... 1 8 — CROCUSES, choice mined .. .-16 Yet -Ladies and Children we Msko, KBmti. HYACINTHS, very fine mixed ,„.. « 0 Mend Costumes, Mantle* Ttlifmi NARCISSI, in variety, from .. „„ 1 o sirirta. Blouses. Underclothing, Stock_n RANUNCULUS, mixed .., - 1 0 otT ' TULIPS, mixed single _ For G«ntl«men we can. Altwv, Mend, «fe —— Darn anything mcndable, trom Socks _, C. E. GIBBONS and CO, Caps. Seed and Nurserymen. p or Clubs, Hotels, and BosrdiagbotaaK »- fi<7 Colombo street. Christchurch. Make, Darn, or Mend Table t.wm«i» l B*4» . C 8378-618 Linen, Curtains, etc. . ___> ~ Tel*p-Q3e 2576- —Bt> TV/TV CUSTOMERS, who have been satisfied . , J± with my Furniture, kindly remember mc." AS we wffl not.take «f««a»*«_»?}* I wa tp-otptt ■'■"■ Can, the place to TAKE YOUB CAR. W. A, JbWilA . FOB REPAIRS is the place which _* pmH J 800 Manchester street North. . i_. SPECIAL MACHINERY for that p*arW 'Phone 931. 1770 pose,-and as it is a wcll-knowtt J "- ZTZTZ "TTZZ. • „ _ „ „ _ J. TRANTER and SONS, PICTURES FOR GI FT a Motor Expert*, ,- ' ,1 ST. ASAPH STKEE_, McCORMICK and PUGH, ' * to «t Pictore Frame-Makers and Artists, _ IS THL PLACE. Or] 681 Colombo street,. ■Phone 973. . Works, . Tuam street. - gS« JOSEPH WALLACE, ~ ~ LICENSED LAND AGENT and BEOKER WANTED. m CASHEL STREET. . 7 — FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. CARPENTERS to call and get £ye» Book- —- let on Architecture and Building Con- 'iTO ACl{ES - strsction. ' INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE* . w-cTrTymZZTmc^T,-,*-. SCHOOLS OF LONDON, ASHBURTON DISTRICT. Wardell'a Buildings, CBS37 Christchurch. All necessary buildings, msdtino rmlfcing ~—. : ~ — plant, and 6-roomed house. ." t a sr n cook Owner would EXCHANGE for .40 or 39J. 1 . 1i .... A ... ■° *' ACRES, near Christchurch. suitable'Orchaid LAND AGENTS ANDLAND spphoation. BROKERS. c T--151 CASHELeSTREET (next Tattcrsall's). __ „„rZT rtT ._ . , , I9fl ACRES FREEHOLD, ii.chadea Ira! . jU~\J suitable for Dairying, Sheep, sad Cropping. 890 ACRES, first-class sheep country, all House . rooms stabie. dairy, etc. Alsa ploughable. grows good crops of oats and 10 ACRES LEASEHOLD at fair rents!. turnips. Price £5 5s per acre. 130 Acres J/ —— Leasehold at 2s 3r] per acre given in. PRICE.": £10 10b. 3100 ACRES, North Canterbury, sloso to ' JOSEPH WALLACE, Railway Station, divided 12 paddocks, well 61fi) 171 Cash*! '**!»•* fenced and watered; 1000 acres ploughablo; winters 2500 sheep and 100 head of cattle.- - Price Xj per acre. '■ ... ■ ■ 2000 ACRES, with Rood lioum and out- ciikjcdai Mrrrircc . buildings, will carry one ewe per acre; well PUKEHHt NUIIUtO.^ fenced and watered. Prico £7 per acre. ; ; — -' ■■ ■ rpHE Friends of Mr Col ton Fowler aiw ra» CASHMERE HILLS. A. vitcd to attend the Funeral of his late Wife, Sarah, which will.leave his residence, HACKTHORNE ROAD. * 13 Bristol etre_t„ St. Albans, This Day <Satxo> NEW BUNGALOW, S rooms, oil modern day), at 2 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. conveniences, good cupboards, largo cellar, GEORGE BARBELL. X7S4ideal site, J-ac.e. Owner purchased farm, " » ——■——■——— must sell, losing over £ 100. . Price £750. rpHE Funeral of Sarah Fowler will lea** LISLE and COOK. 752 X her lato residence, 13 Bristol street, St. ' ~~ Albans, at two o'clock, for the Linwood NOW IS THE TIME FOR Cemetery. 1772 SPRAYING TREES. '■■ - t —— rr\HE Funeral of tbo late James Peter OTJ-R STOCK of EMULSION RED •*• will leave th* reaidenoe of his son-in-. '~-■'" ' SPRAYING OOj for Insect Pests now law, 17 Kiplins «trcot, Sydenham, _t 1 p.mready. In Pint, Quart, Half-gallon, Ono on Monday,* the Ist pror., for the Linwood :' Gallon, 4-callon Tins,. 42-gal!on ccsks. Cemetery. LANG FORD and lEHIND. a_s '".• , BORDEAUX PASTE and LIME SULPHUR ' .7 For Fungus. rpHE Friends of Mrs Joseph. Ohook aim »: .-.'-. Our Sprays are uaod in all the Government JL reipcctfully informed that _« -*■'" Institutions of Canterbury. ud 0 f her lato dearly beloved daughter. ' ■' SPRAY PUMPS, KNAPSACK, AND Aliw mow from her resident v ■•',' POWER PUMPS IN bTOCK. Ko# 57 v w 2 aut aveTJUej Xorlh :.-/;. , „. _ _ ,„„„„-,„ ton, on. Sunday, May Slet, at 2 p.m., ias ' • *> ABhlnr4oa BAKEB -«»a. - 635 Colombo street. at * J . Sola Anents for D. BRADBURY'S Sweet Q. EOR G E BA7B EE L Lj.7 :J\ -. Peas and Nursery Sundries. »»w~~«m.™w-. ■ -,-"-■■ Write for a Catalogue. 1231 UNDERTAKES r'r'" WANTED KNOWN. AND EMBALMEB, ' " 77' mHAT if yea want tbo Best Meat ,h» J- Country Produces at Greatly Reduced CR. DURHAM and ST. ASAPH\ST3 —"■■-• Rates, go to * *r . F. H. STEEL, BUTCHER, T :.- ---762 and 764 COLOMBO STREET, THONE 72L CM*s T 7The Loading 'Establishment of its Kind in •' ' "" ' . _• v . < t hr J JSt , c^ «.«■'_■' j- ANDERSON, - 7 Nothing but ibsoiutery the Beat Meat th* __—„„_. ~„r> . —. Country produces kept. Don't bo persuaded TTNDERTAKER AND . io buy inferior quality asd mbbish when DIRECTOR' , l . • bypatronismg F. H. STEEL, you can always Trrr"rnt>T» tmn-vcm '" rely on g«Ui__ tho Cream of Canterbury 107 VICTORIA STREET. . Customers in City and Suburbs waited c'tj Peons 3SOX GS3SS ■-'•■ Daily for' Orders. Country customers can al- ■""■" ■ i.- _ ways rely on letters and teiegranis being Herbert Langford. John Elind, "' '■ Pr ° m s P MiLL e GOOD°3 A SPECIALITY: 19 on st ' 103 Mwnt «» l •»- 7/ The Annual. Output reaches Half a MiHion T'ANG ; FORD AND RHI ND, V 7 • Pounds. The quantity aold'epsaks 'for itself. J J • '.'..■ . C637S UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERfIL, ;.'■■■ 'AN IDEAL MOUNT FOE WINTER • 'PHONES 039 swi 1603. '- ii. RIDING IS THE '_ . „'r~? . . ««■■■' A.J.S. MOTOR-CYCLE 7 Town Offlcs, «£**■ 'Bmm 313, 2J kp. lijtt-wes'ght, € h.p. for side-chsir worit, 2 and 3 speeds, chain drive, chain sad T_\fK *VT» inn gears, completely enclosed. J_ LAMB AND SO B\ T_r, _• - i- .■ ■ ■ ' FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Full particulars on apphcstion. - . R. WILKIN, 201G IS3 High street, Chnstchureli, ■ ' Ho. 2M MCHITELD STREET WANTED Known, Yocng mon can increase their wages in any line oi ■ busine*» by taking » course of homo study with th. JELEPHOSE S3J. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE Estsblisb-d 187JL OSaii.'if^ schools. -\-7:->%7«ii WtidelU Bnildrngt. ' Gtssr jL '^ : ''7"77 ;: S^!Mii