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MISCELLANEOUS. SHEEPFARMERS' LABOUB EXCHANGE. (Under tlit Supervision of th* Oantartmry Sheepowittrs' Union.) 165 Hereford street. Christchereh. ENGAGES ALL CLASSES of AGRICULTURAL and STATION HANDS. For Farmers and Pastoralista. C 9718 POTATOEB. POTATOES. POTATOES. PRIME TABLE POTATOES. FROM 7s PER SACK. Beet Quality. Lowest Price in Town. WILSON'S SALEYARDS, Tu»m street. HOUSES to Let, central position, City, two houses, 6 and 7 rooms respectively, fa. and c. water, sower, etc. £48 and £62 per annum. Walter J. Moore, A.M.P. Building*. Cathedral square. 331 T IPTON'S DELICIOUS CEYLON TEAS JU were awarded the ONLY SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL at the N.Z.I. Exhibition. Try them. CSI4BF BROODY HemTfoFSale. Bristed, 62 River road, Avonside, opposite Avonsid* Teniiia Court, after 7 p.m. 1680 "XT" POULTRY TONIC makes Hens Lay and keeps Poultry HeaJthy. Try it. ; ami i T ADIES for aftnrnoon tta us* UPTON'S I 1- EXTRA QUALITY PURE CEYLON. The tea that made Sir Thomss Lip ton famous. C3I4SF RE YOU TROUBLED with thin or fallinif hair, dandruff, or premature baldness? Milos Hair Vigor wijf restore brightno" a and vitality in every instance, rend«r- ---■ ing the htir soft and gioasy.—Bonninfton, Chemist, High street 02728 ■piCTURiE MOULDINGS. Glass Mounts. ' -T Picture Framers' Sundries. Wholesale and Retail. SMITH and SMITH, LTD., . Tuam street (near High street). ' . 02896 T IPTON'S PURE OEYLON TEAS are -Lr ABSOLUTELY MATCHLESS. Over ' one million packets gold weekly in London alone. CBI4BF 1 T>IANO for Sale. £24, splendid instrument, x in perfect order, brilliant and rich ton*, ( iron frame, oheck action, full trichord, etc. ' Very handsome case. Owner leaving. Genuf in-e bargain. Urgent, 53 Woroc-rter street, . City. 1628 t BLACK. BEATTrE AND CO. yvRESSMAKING for the Sprin*— Onx U room is continuously busy. The dresses we send out give entire satisfaction. They i fit well,. are unique in style, and in point i of finish everything to b* desired; moderate . charges. BLACK. BEATTIE and CO.. ' C 2390 201, 208, 306 High street. HOLMES and SONS. Bedstead Manufacturers, Tuam street, near High street, believe in small profits and quick returns 7 They are now giving,remarkable value in " Colonial Blankets, bought before the increase 'in the price of wool. Wβ give the public the - benefit of our buying. Call and iuapect ■ their large 11-1 Colonial Blanket at 23s 6d r nett. Nothing to beat it in the City. 1 Holmes and Sons, Tuam street, near High i street. PJ 80 ! 5 [ "ALL BLACKS" Boot Polieh. Why buy I\. tins, buy Polish. Try our large tine, , they contain jib _Polish. 02696 » BLACK. BEATTIE AND CO. "VTOVELTIES in Fancy Drapery— Wa- hare • 11 opened for our Spring Trade a splendid assortment of Motor Scarfs, Laoe Plas- - trone, Lace Ties, Stock Collars, Dainty little • Lace Bows, Lidice' Belts. Elastic Belting 5 in all colours, Petersham Belting in leading shades. BLACK. BEATTIE ana CO.. 1 C 2390 201, 20a, 205 High street. .' TTOLMES and SONS, Bedstead' ManufaoXI turere, make up all their own Bedding, . nnd guarantee it made of the beet Samarang Kapoo. Full-size Kapoc Mattresses 24a 8d » nett, Box Mattresses (flax top) 26s 8d nett. > All other Eizes equally cheap. Holmes and 5 Bone, Tuam street, near High street. 02075 - "A LL BLACKS" Boot Polieh; it's excelIy lence is being recognised. Insist on ' P 98 * J /"I LASS for Greenhouses, eto. English and v3T Foreign, all siz«e, in great variety. Wholesale and Retail. SMITH and SMITH, LTD.. 1 Tuam street (near High etree*). • caase 1 T"A"MlLOTthi~most perfect woman ef'th* JU age, and the sensation of London, says: "I have much pleasure in giving MY VERY 3 EXCLUSIVE Testimonial Iμ Miloi Skin • Food. It is the b*»t I have ever u**d. I J oan hoeertly recommend it."— Bennington, Chemist. High stre*t. C27M T>APE'RHANGINGB in Great Variety, JT Ioe.OOO pieces te choose from. Wholesale and Retail. SMITH and SMITH, LTD., Tuam street (near High street). C3E9S. T IPTON'S PURE OEYLON TSAB th« ACME OF PERFECTION. Try thorn. All Grocera. CBI4BF /=UNTERBURY BOTTLE EXCHANGE >_/ Are Buyers of Metals of all kinds. Settles, Casks, Sacks. Horse Hair, Bones, Canvas, Rep**, And all kinds of Waste Material. Price* on application. 47 COLOMBO STREET SOUTH, - CHRISTCHURCH. C 8177 Telephone 112. METHVEN AND ASHBTTRTON COAOH. A COACH BUNS between METHVEN and ASHBURTON on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Methven 8 a.m., arrives Ashburton 10.45 a.m. Leaves . Ashburton 4.0 p.m., arrives Methven 6.45 p.m. Parcels and Orders left at Somerset Stables, Ashburton, and Methven Livery - ' HOTELS. MARINE HOTEL, SUMNER. The Leading Hotel in Canterbury's Favourite Seaside Resort. JAMES HATFIELD, " Late Licensee of Coker's Hotel, Chrietohuioh, • TTAB taken over the above Hotel, and will 1 .Li. be pleased to welcome his o.d Friends ' and Patrons during Grand National Week. s The Marine Hotel has been partly re-built , and thoroughly renovated, and is replete 5 with every modem comfort. The appointments of the various sitting, bed, and bath b rooms are luxurious. Cuisine in chare* of a competent chef. r Mr Halfield ie now prepared to receive f guests. •Mβ NEW BRIGHTON" HOTEL. ' p OOD ACCOMMODATION tor ih» Travel- ' ling Public Trams leave a few yards I from Hotel. j SPECIAL TERMS TO FAMILIES. : W. J. SHEARMAN. 1 Late Aehburton, . ge Proprietor. , __ __ t CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, COLOMBO STftBET. (Near Recce's, Ironmongera). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Permanent Boarders and the Travelling ! Public. Hot, Cold, ar.d Shower Baths. Close ' to Railway Station and OeneraJ Post Office. TRAMS PASB DOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. 1 Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 676. JAMES HOWEY, ! Proprietor. CITY COUNCIL. LAND TO BE LET ON" LEABE AT SOGKBUHN. NOTICE is hereby given that the Cbristchurch City Council will SELL by ' PUBLIC TENDER, the Leases for three ; years of the undermentioned lands:— | Reserve No. 10S, containing 10 acres, situate ebout 14 miles from the Corporation City Abbatoir at Sookburn. Paddock containing 30 acre* 9r 6p, on th* ' south side of the railway line, and , chm to the faid Abattoir. The conditions of L»r.se may be seen at ray Office, where ,1 tenders will be received until 4 p.m. on the Btb Jay cf October, 1907. U. R. SMITH, 33__ Town Clerk.