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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10147, 21 September 1898, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. HAS IT OCCURRED TO YOU TTOW much it would improve ycur Bicycle, mid how nvuca safer it would he, if you i!f»el it repaired and overhauled nfter the Season's riding? We can do both for you. We have Msir.r.tAcluring Cycles, and can no-v devote the whole of our time, and our extensive Workshops in Colombo street, exclusive'y to Repairing them. We have every piece oi* machinery which is necessary. We will s»!*.u for yonr Cycle to any part of the City, on receipt of a Fost Card. We fit Dunlop Tyres while you wait. THE AUSTRAL C.YCLE AGENCY, LTD, LARGEST CYCLE DEALERS IN NEW ZEALAND, -. COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. AUSTBAL WHEEL EACE. WE, the AUSTRAL CYCLE AGENCY,LIMITED, will add £100 to the value cf the First Prize, nakingr £330 in all, if the winner RIDKS a "SWIFT" CYCLE fitted with Durilop Tyres purchased from us. Catalogues post free. THE AUSTBAL CYCLE AGENCY, LIMITED, Liehfleld and Colombo street*, Christchurch. t}i Kaiapojl Tweed Suits for Men, it's the cf*i± best; £1 ■ worth iv Canterbury can be bought only at W. McClea and Co.'s, Cashel street corner. HEN EKY burson and Co., His;h street, opposite A. J. White's, for Picnic and Fancy Baskets All prices from Is CIAN" you sleep? If not, take Loasby's " Wahoo: j For nerve and muscle pains, use " Koolibah." " REAT Sale of Furniture now on for one month. JT P. Sykesy Vnreot Importer, Cashel street. ijtOß Headnchc or Neuraljjia, insist on having I>r ; Cros>land'ti Powders. There are plenty o ' imitations, on which perhaps there is more profit to the seller, but none are just as good. Dr. Crossaud's are real curers, and they are entirely vegetable. Is 6d a box, at all Chemists and Stores. Kemember, he best is alwa\"s the cheapest iv everything, but especially so m medicine. \\ OME-KNIT Stocking acd Socks, beat quality IJL unsurpassed for durability and comfoit. Home Knittinj? Factory, 221 Colombo street. itXAMELWARK—Cheapest and best—A single !i article at wholesale prices—Teapots from lslld,, kettles Is SJ, cullenders Is lid, chambers Is sd, trypans lid, jugs Is, pie dishes 81d, soap dishes 9d, mtiys s£'!, plates sjd, basine Is 3d, pudding bowls 6d, milk dishes, tea cms, &c, te., at Fletcher Bros-, Knamelwnre Merchants, lliyh street, Christchurch. BLOOJIINiC, the great corn, wart and bunion cure 6d; Sepoy's Prairie Cure for Indigestion, 2s 6d Sepo\ - 'sPrairi3 Oil cure-s Rheumatism, 2s 6d, everywhere. Whol.sale agents — Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. a i.O>i'i' foriret the Cheapest Sale of Furniture in I 7 town now on. D Sykes. rpHE '"WEEKLY PRESS AND NEW ZEALAND REFEREE." WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. CONTENTS. Full page portrait: Flo, eldest daughter o. Dr. Cordner, Kakaia Snapshots of the Amateur Athletic Crosscountry Steeplechase •Victims of the Fatal Mining Accident Li Holritika Sketches of Market Day at Rangiora Views of Akaroa Portrait of the Late Lady Halle The Question of District Adjutants, by "Bullseye" New Contingents of the Christchurch Rifles Austral English, by Castlewood The Faydurite Jemmy In the Jaws of a Man-eater Agricultural Education in America" Farmers' Institutes Experiments with Manures Canterbury Grown Clover Seed Weights of Wheat Peeps at Parliament, by Pamela How Artillery Should Get Into Action ' Campaigning in. Egypt; a yarn with Trooper Shepherd Tho Truth About Grid-ironing What is Wrong -With Our Credit Small Investments in Government Stocks . Tho Resignation, of Inspector Broham Ojri.stchurcb. jNeWS " '.-■,.<■ ' - ' 'Clever Hargot;Tenotiaht :* r "V! —- ;V • Bismarckiana. ' ' ; THE "BEFEEEE." (Tho New Zealand Racing Calendar.) NEW ZEALAND CUP CANDIDATES AT AUCKLAND. COLONIAL HOESES IN ENGLAND, v AIRARAPA EE-VISITED BY "OILEUS." "SPECTATOR'S" NOTE BOOK. NOTES ON AUSTRALIAN RACING. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS: Prom- Our Correspondents. NOTES AND COMMENTS. (By "Hotspur.") N.Z. CUP: LATEST BETTING, TROTTING NEWS AND NOTES. HUNTING, COUESING, THE KENNEL, GOLF, POLO, CRICKET, FOOTBALL, ATHLETIC, CYCLING, AQUATIC, ANGLING, SWIMMING, THE GUN - RING,' Etc. *".-'" r . ' PRICE-SIXPENCE.