PUBLIC NOTICES. THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED COMPANY. SPRING SOWING. ' k**-* 9 a large and choice Stock of tki "". undermentioned lines: — PERENNIAL RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT COWGRABS WHITE CLOVER ALSIKE, ETC., ETC. Also, BROAD LEAF~ESSEX RAPE anc TURNIP SEED, of beat quality procurable. Write fcr Samples and Pricea, THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED COM PANY, LTD., Seed Merchants, Cashel street. W. H. P. WOODROFFE, Manager. . SOLE AGENTS for RALLI BROS., CAL CUTTA (Cornsacka, Woolpacks, etc.) Also for DE FASS ' MAiroRESI *** SHARPE'S STANDARD TURNIP SEEDS. QAWTELL AND WACHSMANN ' HAVE ON SALE A Choice Assortment of TURNIP SEEDS Of proved germination, grown from the carefully selected stocks of the noted seed growers, Messrs Chas. Sharpe and Co., of Sieaford, England, including the following varieties, ! AT LOWEST MARKET RATES— Purple Top fellow Aberdeen Green Top Yellow Aberdeen Fosterton Hybrid Imp. Green Globe Universal Hybrid (a grand late fattening . Turnip) Purple Top Mammoth Devonshire Greystone, etc. SAWTELL AND WACHSMANN, Grain and Seed Merohants, Cashel street. ■ MRS CURTIS'S ART UNION, J-S-iBURTON. T-HEJollowing are the WINNING NUMBERS in order according to prizes: — . 334, 1446, 41T, 1555, 895, 746, 328, 1885, 333, 44, L 1155, 12& D, 674, 1261, 1507, 898, 678, 1049, 1900, 143, 1085, 1366, 5, 1440, 71, 1348, 947, 1981, . 1019, 141. _ 268. RANGIORA BOROUGH COUNCIL. SHOPS AiSu SHOP ASSISTANTS ACT. IN accordance with the Shops and Shop Assistants Act, 1894, the Rangiora Borough Council will HOLD A SPECIAL MEETING, at 8 p.m., on MONDAY, 21sf January, 1901, to appoint the day for the • Weekly Half-holiday in the Borough. I M. AMY, Town Clerk. _Rangiora, 12th J_nuary, 1901. _______ 270 C THEfRE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING IN THE HOUSE THAT WOULD LOOK BETTEit FOR BEING DYED. THE "ITSEM" Household Dyes are put up in a clean and handy style in glass tubes, so that they can he easily handled and kept. They do not Deteriorate by keeping. The process is the same for all Materials. Price 6d per tube from, all grocers. Wholesale Agents: W. H. SIMMS and SONS, 141 Hereford street. CHEMIST'S BUSINESS. ' npHERE is a VACANCY in our Establishment for Well-educated Youth of good appearand as an apprentice. Premium required. COOK and ROSS, 2611 Pharmaceutical Chemists. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO THE COUNTESS OF RANFURLY. ' J. WHITTLE, , LADIES' TAILOR. ' Lata of Bedfern's, Paris, etc. EAS OPENED BUSINESS at GRAVENOB . BUILDINGS, , Corner oi Manohester and Hereford streets. FIRST FLOOR. SPEOI_XT_---<JYC-_--NG SKIRTS, from 85a. 7M7 LAND FOR SALE. MESSRS A. C. WILSON and CO. have received instructions from Edward Menlove, Esq., of Windsor Park, Oamaru, to offer for Private Sale, a further portion of his Estate, situated in the Waiareka Valley. This Land is specially suitable either for sheep or agricultural purposes. A railway runs through the property, and the land is aurroUncfed by well-formed roads, one being the main road to Oamaru. This Property is subdivided and well watered. The Waiareka Valley is known as one of the most healthy districts in New Zealand. Several farmers from the Tai Tapu and Lincoln districts, after visiting other parts of New Zealand, have disposed of their farms and settled down on the Windsor Park Property. This is a splendid opportunity for Canterbury farmers to secure good farms, as the land iB being offered at about half the price of Canterbury land of the same value. Blocks can be arranged for in sizes from 50 to 1000 acres to suit applicants. Easy terms of payment can also be arranged. Particulars may bo had from A. C. WILSON and CO., 600F 122 Cashel street, Christchurch. SEVERAL TRUST SUMS TO LEND. ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST. Apply to J. C. HELMORE, Solicitor, 8709 Christchurch. SPECIAL SALE OF FURNITURE. IA7"E are Wholesale Manufacturers to the * - People. We can save you from 10 per cent, to 20 per cent. COME AND SEE US AND SAVE YOUR MONEY. Give the Legitimate Tradesman a Show. WE AHE BOTH PRACTICAL MEN Of Long Experience, which is a Guarantee of Good Workmanship. JACOBSEN and McuONALD, Cabinet and Upholstering Works, 96 MADRAS STREET, Opposite New Fire Brigade Station. PORTMANTEAUX, GLADSTONE BAGS I PORTMANTEAUX. GLADSTONE BAGS. See Prices. See Prices. BOWiILTS, NEXT CITY HOTEL. HAIR SPECIALIST. MRS STEWART has much pleasure in announcing to the public of Christchurch that she can be consulted for a Short Season only at No. 7 INGLIS'S BUILDINGS, opposite Freeman's. Ladies or Gentlemen who have thin, fading or falling hair should consult Mrs Stewart at once. Irritation of the scalp, severe headaches rei lieved by the first treatment. Scalp thoroughly massaged and treated, and hair cleaned. The Proprietress possesses a Marvellous Hair Tonic, which induces growth and lustre to the hair. A Special Treatment for Baldness. Ladies' Faces Massaged and Steamed by the Latest American Yapouriaer. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Hours from 9 a.m. Consultation Free. F6034 METAPHVSICIAK. CB. KLINE, o Specialist in Nervous and Functional Ailments. 35 Cambridge Terrace W., near Montreal street. At Home: 3 to 4, and 6 to J7. CONSULTATION FREE. i.TyCTE have a number of Organs and Pianoa i.VY (every instrument guaranteed) on sale, ' either for cash or easy time payments. R. 1 Francis, 159 and 161 Manchester street, three 1 dooxs sort., of C_-_al street, C___rts__--___.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10863, 12 January 1901, Page 1
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