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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17127, 23 April 1921, Page 16

OHOITGH OF LYTTEI/TON. ELECTION OP COTOCILLOE. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,I am a, candidate for election to a seat on the Lyttelton Borough Council. As s. resident and a ratepayer it is my desire that this town should prosper and go ahead, and it is with the object of assisting in. this direction that I offer myself for election. . I have the necessary time, and possess the ability to properly represent you, and if honoured with your confidence wiH endeavour to faithfully and fearlessly carry out ,my duties. Youth faithfully, H. WEBB. British Hotel, Lyttelton.' .5699 LYTTELTON:

ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. NEW BLOOD AND ENERGY. MAYORAL ELECTION CR. NORTON and MYSELF will address the Electors of Lytteltbn in the Excelsior Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th instant, ut 8 o'clock. All aspirants to civic honours are invited to be present and to express their views. 6701 W. T; LESTER. LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANZAC DAY. THE CITIZENS of LYTTELTON are re- • spectfully requested to assemble at the COUNCIL CHAMBERS on MONDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 a.m., when a short service will be held. ■. • Religious Organisations are specially invited to be present. ' "W. T. LESTER, 5702 > Mayor.. : TO OUR COUNTRY CLIENTS. . ' . V ; JUST LANDED.: . ARGE SHIPMENT' OF -"WIRE. Get Our Prices Before Buying F O R B E S, ■ L T D.. Lyttelton. •Phone 821. Christchurch F4832-7296 Mail Notice?. .'"".. SATURDAY, APRIL 23. For Northern Ports, par Wahine, at 5.48 p.m.; late fee letters, 6.15 pan.; guard's van, 7.18 pjn. train. : .-:>• MONDAY} APBit;26; :.•■',-- : Mails for Cook Island,* Tahiti," United Kingdom, United- States of America,. North and South, Continent of Europe, via San Francisco, at 5 a.m, ... ' For Northern Ports,, at 5 ajn.; guard's van, -7.18 'pjn. train'. TUESDAY, APRIL 26. , ■ For Northern Ports, at 6.45 p.m.; late fee letters, 6.16 pjn; guard's van, 7.18 p.m. tr.in. For Australia, South Africa, and ihe East, at'- 5.45 p.m.; late fee letters, 6.15 p.m.; guard's van, 7.18 p.m.; Wabine, to connect with Maheno at Auckland. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. ■ For Raratonga and Tahiti, at 5.45 p.m.; lite fee letters, 6.16 pjn.; guard's van, 7.18 pm. train. .For Northern Ports, at 6.45 p.m.; late fee letters, 6.15 pjn; guard's van, 7.18 p.m. train. THURSDAY, APRIL 28.

For Tonga, Fiji, and Samoa, at 6.45 p.m.; late fee letters, 6.15 p.m.; guard's van, 7.18 pm train. ■ For Northern Ports,, at 5.45 p.m.; ,late fee letters, 6.1C p.m.; gua.d's van, 7.18 pjn. train. INCOMING: OVERSEAS MAILS. Makura left Vancouver for Auckland on April 2nd. She carries 17 bags U.S. mail for Christohuroh; due here Sunday. S.S. Waikawa left San Francisco for ■Wellington on April 11th*; due about May' 6th. She carries 185 bags mail and 157 parcel receptacles for New Zeaiand. . . Paloona left Melbourne • for the Bluff on April 18th. She carries' 183, bags mail for Christohurch; including. 113 from the United Kingdom. Mails due in Christchu.ch. by the second express to-day. Ulimaroa left Sydney for Wellington. on the 12th April; she carries 41 bags of mail for Christchurch. " SUMNER ADVERTISEMENTS. SUMXER RESIDENTS. GET GROCERIES DELIVERED! HD. BATES, the Progressive Sumner • Storekeper, DELIVERS GROCERIES PROMPTLY around Sumner, Clifton, Monck's Bay, and Redcliffs. . PRICES SAME AS TOWN. . SHOP HERE—save \tram fares and iuconvenienoe of going to town, and wJso waiting for your order to be.delivered. 'Phono 458 for quick service, H. B. BATES,' Storekeeper, Sumner (Late "Watson's); 83087 HHHE FIRM which is always prepared to SELL AT ANY ADVERTISED PRICE, and never lets the customer down. FREE DELIVERY AT CITY ADVERTISED PRICES. SMITH'S WHITE STORES, SUMMER. HE following striking instance of the *- vagaries of trad; should be of interest to SUMNER PEOPLE. While City Shops are advertising and canvassing, and generally moving huavtn and earth to oatoh a share of -business in Sumner and New Brighton, it transpires that the Sumner Storekeepers (SMITH'S WHITE STORES) are quietly, not only holding 'their own, but are steadily increasing their business. With MOTOR DELIVERY they are supplying both Scarborough and Clifton with a tri-weekly eervice, as aho the flat. In addition/ a Motor-ear leaves Sumner with often a full loud for Chri9tchurch and Woolston three times a week. This would be hard to understand did we not know that MESSRS SMITH and SONS % are in the fortunate position of being rent free and wages free. , This enables them to meet any advertised price of goods with a prompt no extra charge deplenaing to find a firm which steadily r trains from' the get-rich-quick-at-anybody's-expense-policy, and we cordially wish them every continued success.—Oh.ch. P. . 6584