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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11580, 11 May 1903, Page 11

I HOTELS. _ — • NOTICE ii/f-D- CLARENDON (NEW HOTEL), * J/X IS ->OW OPEN ¥ FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS. ' KEID and FLEWELLYN. •259 Proprietors. Patronised by their Excellencies tha Governors of New Zealand. CO KE RS FAM 1L V HOTEL ■ CHRISTCHURCH. jfithin On* Minute cf the Railway Station. JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Loiters will receive every attention. P.O. 'Box No. 201. Telephono Nos. 677 and 478. CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL. COLOMBO STREET iitear Rcece's, ironmongers). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Permanent JtSoardera find ihe —-ave.Lng • Public. Hot, cold, and shower biths. Close to Railway Station and General Post II -Office, p AS g D oOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrams will receive Prompt . attention. Telephone No. G7G. JAMES HOWEY. Proprietor. _ QUEEN'S HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. Tariff, 4s Cd per day. SPEIGHT'S ALES. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. OEND a POST-CARD or TELEGRAM to b STOREY'S FAMILY HOTEL. (Opposite Christic-huri-h Railway Station). F. W. MILLWARD. LICENSEE. This Popular Hotel, under new management, Brick, and Stoma Building, lofty and ipacious rooms. Special _.rran_eme-nto for Permanent Boarders. SPEIGHT'S ALES ON DRAUGHT. Terms Ss por day, £2 2s per week. 9753 m H E ROYAL HOTEL, il OXFORD TERRACE. JUST RE-BUILT, and Under Experienced Management. This Hotel i« charmingly situated on the Tjuaka of the Avon, and is ropleto with every modern comfort a_d convenience. Night Porter in attend—ice. 1408 J. CUSAOK, Proprietor. I BOARD AND RESIDENCE. " GLOUCESTER HOUSE. 256 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. THIRST-CLASS BOARD and RESIDENCE -J. (Contra!), Hot. Cold; and Shower Baths. Telephone 882. MRS MoNIE. "" BOARD AND RESIDENCE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS for Ladies and Gentlemen. MRS SAWTELL, Sherwood, 72 Cashel street E. Telephone 479. ~" MRS E. KIRBY, TniRS T-CIiASS PRIVATE BOARD and it). RESIDENCE. Latimer House, 63 Gloucester street (Near Latimer square), Christchuroh. - 1877 PUBLIC NOTICES. IT._E Sight improved, and half tbe usual ex|X. penso saved by trying P R. KENNETT. THE PEOPLE'S OPTICIAN for SPECTACLES. The Interchangeable Method. Enormous Assortment. 183 HIGH STREET. 8342 1- '.!__ KAITANGATA, Westport, Newcastle, East Greta, and Malvern Coal, also Firewood, Coke and Charcoal, in Stock at _~__ RICHARDSON and STOKES'S YARD, 5 Cashc-l street, near East belt. 725 i Telephone 71. rT-HB SI'MPTOMS oi Irrflueara are well known. Get a bottle of the Lancer Cure at onco. It will euro you. Sold everywhere. Price 2s per bottle. i-K A 1 —GENT'S Atlanta Bicyolo, 24in frame. JLO—X enamelling and prating in good order. A new tyro on rear wheel. This marhine is built from the well known Cyclo Component Company's fittings, and is a good ' easy running and durable bicycle. Price £9 cash. Adams Star Cycle Company, 70 Manchester Btreet, Christchurch. [T A. RFDPATH AND SON, "" COAL MERCHANTS, Coals Arriving Every Week. s—e Celebrated Westport, Newcastle, and Native Coals on hand. 6.S* WAIPORI, from Westport DISCHARGES SATURDAY. J. A. REDPATH AND SONS, SOUTH and EAST BELTS. Ring up Telephone 5Gt and 54. 1519 I'lror*—GENT'S Zealandia Bicycle, 24in '•jLOOO frame, fitted with good comfortable •addle and flat handle bars. Tho bearings, A etc., ore in good running order. Why woik to work when a bicycle of this description cabs pm-ohssed for the small stun of £4 10s cash. Adams Star Cycle Company, 70 Manchester Street, Christchurch. 'AVON MOUNT HOSPITAL, --*- New Brighton rotd, Fox the OPEN-AIR TREVTMENT OF CONSUMPTION. ■ Address Medical Superintendent, Box 466. ' 7564 iKKQ— GENT'S Msspoy Harris Bicycle, .jLDOZf 2*iu frame, bearings, etc., in good order, end tyres juat fitted with wearing strips. A good, serviceable, machine for a working man or boy, and tho prtre is all right ..at ±'5 lbs cash. Adaini Star Cycle Company, 70 Manchester street, Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICE.—Owing to debarring any wholesale or retail grocer* selling my "STANDARD COUPON TEA," I am enabled to sell direct to tho public a iovely tea (guaranteed pine), with ooupou prizes (s?e Window), ot" astounding value, vis,:—2 coupons tile teapot stand, 6 a dish cover or set scales, 10 bamboo curtain polo (bras 3 ends and • lings). 20 steel trunk or octagon table, 80 splendid set carvers (stag ha_d.es), 40 lovely . wool rug (large),. 60 8-day clock or wringer. I New Teas arriving monthly, all packed and •old only on tho premises. 3. HINDLE, Exchange and Mart, Colombo and Tuora 919 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. SALE! SALE! DRAPERY. "\TRS HULSTON. Colombo street North, •f'-L is Giving up Bus.uess. Everything to ,~ b* Cleared. Millinery rUil Price. This j I Season' 9 Goods, sold regardless of oo*t. \ Jackets. Blouses, Skirts. General Drapery, •tc, to be Sold at Slaughter Prices. MRS HULSTON, 3591 Colombo street North. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. JT7I7"E ARE PREPARED TO ADVANCE -»»- MONEY in any quantity on Approved Freehold Securities, at LOWEST CURRENT .RATES. JOYNT and ANDREWS. Solicitors. ' COALBROOKDALE, WESTPORT COAL. ; rr\rE supply our celebrated 11 V. HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM COAL To tho Trade direct ex Ship. S.S. WAIPORI, DISCHARGING 2500 TONS, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Annual Output: HALF A MILLION TONS. Steamers Arriving Regularly. THE WESTPORT COAL COY., LTD., tldi Hereford utreot. J. A. BOSWELL, Branch Manager. P.O. Box 301. Telephone 583-