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WAttiSß TO S£__. Twelve Words, One Shilling per Insertion; Three Insertions 2/6. OTS, Red, £2 on trucks, sack* <-vt™ v 147 Bligh's road, Fananui. 1., UR baic, Stiong Sarins Dray. 378 Montreal street iSorti TyA.XTHD, To Sell an Emerald and Dia- ■ »'- moud King ior £2 10s. Y.H.F., I SPARAGUS Roots 10s 105; Currant and Gocsebeny bushes IC'S doz. Halscy, ,156 Innes read. 16i9 II 1 UK SaL>. Mangolds, 22 s a- ton also Pig and Fo-.vl Potatoes. Walker 231 Innes road, St. Albans. 1613 ONE New Poitablc riut, 'Jit- bin long, bit Civ. hijrli, 6ft Gin wide; aJ3o 1 New Farm Trolley, 10ft x sft. Apply Sapsfovd, care P. -'"• Kya.n, "Wecdons. IGBS Q~i~fifi FROM One Acre Raspbeiries. ji»X"°" prow anywhere. Order early. Canes -.tus thousand, cash. James Holmes. "Waimate. . !£5_ 6 to Sell, -for Removal, 9V> i ROOMED HOUSE, No. 25 street, Ferdalton. Tenders close on JULY 6th. Address: 9S HEATON STREET. 'PHONE 638=?. _ ______ MICROSCOPT.STS— "Write for List, 3003 Slides; also Microscopes and Accessories, micro, books. Slides sent *n apprrvtf. "W Seward. Optician, Melbourne. 8475 GLADIOLI BEAUTIFUL, 15 gorgeous exhibition varieties, 103 posted (20» varieties catalogued). _,„—-•,—« HARRISON'S 4509 Palmerstoi OFFERS WANTED. I7»OR the PURCHASE of the UNEXPIRED i PORTION of AUCTIONEERS' LICENSE, re Craddocks Agency Co. Limited m Voluntary Liquidation. Apply LIQUIDATORS, 175 Hereford Musical InVV strumonte, every description. Exchanging Second-hand Goods every kind. Guns, Rifles, Travelling Bagß (12s 6d), KottleDrums, Saxophones, Clarinettes, Accordions, Violins, Violinccllos, Banjos, Guitars, Gramophones. 167 Gloucester street. "W8697-2013 7< OR. Sale, Tubs and Troughs for scalding pigs and salting baoon. "Water troughs, washing tubs, and water tanks a speciality. Guaranteed not *o leak. Casks and tubs of all kinds made and repaired quickly and well. .T. SUTHERLAND and SON, 'Phone 1751 70 Tuam street West. -fc/TUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. £i 15s Od—Steel Guitar, as new; cost £6 17s 6d. £4 10s Od—Xylophone, Deagan, S octaves; cost £7 10s. £7 10s Od—Euphonium, Boosoy; Leather case. £3 17s 6d—Banjo-Mandolin and Case (new). £2 17s 6d—Violin Outfit (complete). £2 10s Od—Accordeon, i utops, German. £1 10s Od—TJlelole. £0 Is Od up—German Mouth Organs. MELTZER BROS., Direct Importers, 95 Armagh street ('phone 5036). (next Armstrong's). WANTED TO PtT__HAß_.

XyANTED, Buy "Workers' _Cottage; 4-5 ■ ■ »« rooms; reasonable deposit, good payments. C.1.F., "Press." 1711 MILK Suppliers—Wanted, 50 to 60 gallons Milk daily, by contract. Address letters to "Contract Milk S'ipply," "Press" Office. 1561 TY7ANTED TO BUY, Good Second-hand V» DISC HARROWS, G-7ft, International, Booth Mac Donald preferred. State price F.H.F.. "Press." 157fl ' EFT-OFF CLOTHING—Mrs Pritchard, J 12 Victoria street, 'Phone 3304, Cash Buyer of all kindß of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, Bed Linen, Furniture; also Old Gold and Silver Jewellery. SPOT CASH. . P7191 WANTED BUY, t.{\ TONS OLD CAST IRON PLOUGH M SHARES. Highest Price Give] THOS. WADDELL and SONS, 70 St. Asaph street, Near Aulaebrcok's. "Phone 1950. W8746 WANTED, to Purchase, Christchurch or Suburb, Fruit, Confectionery, or Greengrocery Business; living rooms attached preferred. Write or wire particulars. "WILLIAM COTTERELL, 5423 Opp. G.P.0., Temuka, RANTED, to Purchase, Small Grocery . V Business, with living rooms attached. Country Store, with no opposition preferred. Particulars, WILLIAM COTTERELL, McKENZIE AND WILLIS are BUYERS of SECOND-HAND Pianos, Gramophones, Sewing Machines, and Furniture of all descriptions. A letter to us, or call on 'phone 1881, will bring our buyer to your door immediately, and we are always prepared to pay the true market value of the goods. McKENZIE and WILLIS, The Dig Shop Next the Post Office, Cathedral square. FOOTBALL. IUGBY FOOTBALL 1 UUGBY FOOTBALL! RUGBY FOOTBALL! RUGBY FOOTBALL! LANCASTER PARK TO-DAY. LANCASTER PARK TO-DAY. Kick-off at 2.45 p. ONE OF THE SEASON'S GREATEST SENSATIONS. LINWOOD V. CHRISTCHURCH. LINWOOD V. CHRISTCHURCH. LINWOOD V. CHRISTCHURCH. 'VARSITY V. MERIVALE. 'VARSITY V. MERIVALE. 'VARSITY V. ALBION. ADMISSION: Enclosure, including Stand, 1/-; Embankment, 6d. SPECIAL TRAMS FROM SQUARE. SHOW GROUNDS:— TECHNICAL X. RICCARTON (Senior B.) ALBION V. 'VARSITY (Juniors). MEETRmS. MAYFIELD A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Members of the Association will be held in the LaND HALL, MAYFIELD, on MONDAY, the 29th inst., at 8 p.m. Business—To receive balance sheet, *- elect ofiicers for the ensuing year, to di with other business, which may be of importance for the future of the Association. Will members please roll up in numbers equal to the occasion. Robert Mcdowell, 5212 Secrotary. THE ROYAL N.Z. SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN (THE PLUNK.ET SOCIETY). THE ANNUAL MEETI.NG will.be held on WEDNESDAY. July Ist, at 2.3» p.m., in th© Masonic Hal!, Gloucester etreet. Members and their friends are invited to