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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17111, 5 April 1921, Page 11

Kipling wrote a book—"The Light that Failed" An intensely interesting, yet sad story of an artist who went blind. Many people partially lose their Bight, by exposure to strong light. Certain rays in daylight or electric light are harmful and useless ■ others are harmless and necessary. The useless, harmful heat and actinic rays will not rass through Sir William Crookes' glass, yet all the necessary, useful light does. We can mako Glasses" for you that will do wonders for your eyesight. 200 HIGH STREET Opposite W. Strange &■ Co.

LANCASTER PARK. TENDERS will bo received until Noon, SATURDAY, April 16th, for tb» RIGHTS OP THE BICYCLE ENCLOSURE. at the Park for 12 months, or alternative ton. ders covering a longer period. No tender necessarily accepted. H. B. GOULD, Secretary Board of Control, .ana -'ls High steel FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL FROM LANCASTER. PARK. < MALL SHED with CORRUGATED IRON ENCLOSURE. Tenders clow SATURDAY, April 16th, No tenders necessarily accepted. H. 15. GOULD, Secretary Board of Control, 4304 215 High street. 'SENDERS aro invited until TUESDAY, X April 12th, for ...„,„ ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO RESIDENCE, Holly road, Papanui. Plans and specifications may be Been at ray offioe. G. T. LUCAS, Registered Architect, National Mutual Buildings, 4305 Hereford street, Ohrisltchareh. HALSWELL COUNTY. COUNCIL. 2NDECRS ano invited Con CARTING X- 100 YARDS or MORE SHINGLE from the Hoon Hay road pit to Sparks's road. Specifications can be seon at the residence of the- Clerk, No. 3 Asylum road, Spreydoil. Tenders Close on SATURDAY, 9th insl., at Noon. JAS. MACKENZIE, i3i l County Clerk. " ANDREW SWANSTON. TIMBER MEKCHANT, SAWMILLER, AND IMPORTER. ARGB STOCKS of Building and FarJ ruers' requirements always on hand, including FIGURED. RIMU, OREGuN, REDWOOD. BALTIC, V.D.L., PALINGS, CEMENT, GALVANISED IRON. 'Etc. Joinery "Work of all descriptions. Estimates given for delivery Town or Country, Timber Yard 3 and Pinning Milk: Durham fclreet and Moorhouae nve-nuo. i Office: Gloucester street. 'Phore3: 951, Yard 1853. 58702 JOHN WALLER and SONS, LTD., Timber and Coal Merchants, and Importer*. Established 1876. Offices and Yards: 167, 169 Tuam street. Yards: 210-214 "St, Asaph street. ~ ARGE and Complete Stocks oi Builders' I and Farmers' Requisites. '. Colonial Timbers of every description. Imported Timber, Jarrah, Oregon, Baltic, Redwood, V.D.L., Yellow Pino, etc., etc. Heavy Stocks of Seasoned Timber in shoda ready for use. Wo will bo pleased to furnish QUOI TATIONS for Building Materials delivered to anv Railway Station W8779

WE liftve various, Bums of MONET tot investment on First and Second Mortgages at. CURRENT RATES, on approved (ecuiit;. FRANKS, HUNTER, and' LYON, Solicitors, 109 Hereford street, F8203-9371 Christchnroh. l/TONEY TO LEND on Approved Freehold VI Security at CURRENT RATES. IZARD, LOUGHNAN, and FRYER, Solicitors, 1M23 18 Cathedral square. HAVE MOKEY TO LEND on a*y kind -t o :*.. t £±q upwarc 1 - F. D. KESTEVEN, K9351 *D Chancery lane. PBOPEBTIEB POE SALE. HILLARY AND BAXTER. RICCARTON-CUM-FENDALTON. FINE RESIDENCE 8 ROOMS AND J-ACRE. Y?99Kn— THIS FINE PROPERTY is cvZiZjOU situated in the best part of Ric-cnrton-cum-Fendalton. The owner has greatly reduced hia prise, as he is leaving for the North laland and must sell. The rooms are large (24 x 15, 16 s 16, 14 x 18, etc.), and ore beautifully papered, electric light (16 points and 7 heater points), porcelain bath and basin, wardrobes, linen-press, tile grates, tile range, arid gas store, iino verandah on 3 sides, hot and cold service, pantry, scullery, copper, tubs, etc., etc. INCLUDED IN THE PRICE are the beautiful new inlaid linoleums (worth £7O) and new blinds, etc. The property is in first-class order throughout. Fine section of J-ecre, well laid out in lawn and gardens. Substantial mortgage at 5J per cent., with 3J years to run. Suit retired farmer or business man; . ' HILLARY and BAXTER, 178 Manchester street. 7-A—FRESH AIR AND BRIGHT I OU SUNSHINE, NO FOG, NO COLD EASTERLY WINDS, PRACTICALLY NO FROSTS, and within a few minutes of the tram. Situated on the warm, Bloping hills of Si. Martins, we have 1 acre of land and very comfortable house of 6 rooms and ail conveniences, including electric light, hot and cold service to bath, basin, and sink, nice sun porch, suitable for sleeping out, pantry, Bcullery, w.-house, copper, and tirbs. The grounds are nicely laid out and well planted with a fine variety of fruit and ornamental treea. There is also a useful glasshouse 60 x 20, toolshed, stable, etc., good water Bupply. We can sell you up to 3 acres if required, and at a reasonable price. A capital spot for growing early stuff. For bona fide sale. H5863-IS3 HILLARY and BAXTER.

W. T. ROBINSON AND CO. A CHARMING FENDALTON HOME. OWNER LEAVING. MUST BE SOLD. PRICE £IBSO. This comprises a beautiful Residence of 7 rooraa, with sleeping-out 1 porches, electric light, wardrobes, pantries, and cupbcsLrdu built-in, .porcelain bath, xn'l everything required in the way of labour-saving conveni-, chces. The grounds are l-3rd of an acre in extent, laid out with ezceltent taste, in lawns, gs>.rd*n, and orchard. Owner is leaving wr Wellington, and must realise. An. opijorvunit.v of buying light, in .the Garden Sriburb of the Garden Citv. SPLENDID PROPOSITION FOB MARKET GARDENER OR XSTIRED FARMER. DALLINGTON (5 minutes from Car}— Splendidly-built Sjmi-B-.ingilox Residence o* 7 large rooms, motor shed, cow shed, and other outbuildings. First-class orchard, containing the finest varieties of apples, etc. The grounds are artisticaily laid out in tre-r-3, Ehrubs, tennis- lown, etc. The property comprises 5 acres 10 lurches, and electric light and all the very iaiest conveniences are installed. There is a mortgage of i]4oo at, 5J per cent, ar/1 the price asked is only £■2750. VT. T. ROBINSON and CO., 172 Hereford street (opp. National Bank). H8929-3SES balcaiek' and leith field. MOTOR will meet Morning Trains a.t Baicairn, arriving from North and r, and can meal Evening Tiains as ] .d by Triro or letter to FRANK ASHBY, Loithfiald.