SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ' v " *t _ . j i i ~1-TT I - "PRIZE nQ MEDALS." HOLBROOKES SAUCE A Ot»uine Worcestershire Sauce, made ia England. HOLBROOK'S SAUCE A perfect *PP? ÜB tf' * nd greatly aJda_ digeetaon. HOLBROOKES SAUCE I. ,old at half the pnce of [ . ciheVjv^morojiauOTfc holbrook'Vsauc"e Haa the Lareeat Salem th. World. Sold Evfrywhere. LYCEUM. '* WW. COLLINS will Lecture TO-MOR- . ROW on "The Empire and the Coro- ! nartion." Muaioal progranvme 7, Leoture 7.10. i Admission 6d and la. 252 pOLOSS'EUM SKATING RINK. ! CORONATION OF THE KING. TO-DAY. Ladies, Gentlemen and Children AU Day. Gentlemen «*t Morning Skating. Visitors don't miss the Colosseum Skating Rink. G»KHATEST SH&W IN CHRISTCHUROH. REMEMBER THIS— The Rink will be Open ALL DAY until 11 o'clock at night. After the Firework* come to the Skating Rink for Two Hours. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL AUGUST 14th. Cheap, Refined, and Exhilaraiteng. 553 R. W. BARRY, Secretary. AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 146 Hereford street, Christchurch (New Offices, Christchurch Building and Land Society). _ FIRE AND MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. J. L. SCARVELL, 7649F Chief Agent for Canterbury. PATRONISED BY THEIR EXCELLENCIES THE GOVERNORS OF NEW ZEALAND. » ._&s£& * WARNER'S NEW HOTEL, Now Completed. 120 CAPACIOUS ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. Every Modern Luxury and Comfort. PERCY A. HERMAN, 89_S Proprietor. HARMAN AND STEVENS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Land Brokers, etc., HEREFORD STREET. AGENTS FOR— The Northern Assurance Company. The Dixon Investment Company. Money to Lend at Current Rates. Sections of Two Acres and Upwards For Sale on Barrington (Wilderness) road, Spreydon, from £70 to J875 per acre. Als°, Suburban Building Sections For Sale Fairfield Avenue, etc. Also, Suburban Building Sections For Sale —Windmill road, Leicester street, Lancaster Park, and Dean and Cannon streets, between Madras and Barbadoes streets. St. Albans. TEBMS EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. F8971 LONG MAY HE LIVE. TN Honour of the Coronation, and the King'B | recovery, we CLOSE our Establishment ALL DAY TO-DAY, Saturday, the 9th inst. MACARTHY and CLARK, 563F Armagh street. THOR SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Sewing Machines, Furniture. MACARTHY and CLARK, Armagh street, is the Shop to buy at. . 556F yOLUNIEER NOTICES. DISTRICT ORDEIR. By COLONiBL W. H. WEBB, Commanding. Headquarters, Christchurch, August Bth, 190-2. Instructions have been received from tie Commandant of the Forces that in consequence of smallp6x having broken out on board the transport Orient, at Wellington, every Officer, Non-commissioned Officer and Man who disembarked at Lyttelton on Thursday, August 7th, is required to GO INTO GAMP for Isolation and Vaccination. Those concerned will therefore report themselves forthwith at the Volunteer Office, Christchurch, for Further Carders. Blankets will be provided. Men living away from centres where tihey cannot obtain orders for railway tickets will show this advertisement or any order they may receive 'by wire to the Statrionx_a»ter at the Railway Station at which they entrain, end 'then: Teceipt for a railway ticket; will be accepted and >paid for by the Officer Com-ma-nding the lttsrtrict. This Order will apply to men who landed in Dunedin and afterwards came up to Chriatchurch by rail. By order. H. S. HOBDAY, Captain, 560 District Adjutant.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11347, 9 August 1902, Page 8
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