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MISCELLANEOUS. OUR ANNUAL SUMMER SALE TO-DAY. Kindh- be Present T5 ARGAINS UNLIMITED AND LIBERAL CASH BONUS. W. McCLEA ud CO. C 2792 VTEW TARIFF REDUCTIONS, .Al With 5 per cent. Cash Coupons. I Good Eleaie Raisins. 2jd per lb. I la Sugar 2d per Ib, 9s 4d per b»g. New Prunes and Dates, 4d per lb. Figs, 4d. s<l or 6d ptr lb. Bast Currants 4Jd, Sultana* sja lb. Candied Peels, 6d per lb. Weka Te* in lead packets. Is 3d, good aj any Is 9d in ChTistchurch. T. TAYLOR, 97 Colombo street. 951 "fTTINPSOR Xmas Number Is 6d; Tfady ;T T early January; 320 pages. 15 coloured • platee; a magnificent production. Wait for this __. v m be r__ rTK) LET, Chester street, 7 rooms, —cry J- possible convenience. Baker Bros., 136 Manche«te.r_ street. "\ riNS6N r S"Window Paper, splendid decora-I'-L tione. 19 inches wide; Iβ to 2s v^ rd '> put on with cold water. C 2597 CITY— To~Lct, Houso~with Stable, corner Wilson street, Chapel. Apply No. 31 Suffolk street, Linwood. 336 -(? OC\ f\— NEAT Cottage 4 rooms, Bcullery, *-UU and copper. Willwrd street; £100 can remain on mortgage. Forest and Porkiiis,_Agente, Sydenham. 23 V* "iy~i _c.ii«e, with convenience!-, dW—'dbO 20 perches ot laud. A renl barpain. Possession at once. Forest and Perkins, House Agents, Sydenham. ', Glasses that renew the Sight. Frames \ 1 -that suit the face, in Gold, Filled, or Steel, etc. Popular pTioes. GO TO KENNETT'S, 183 High street. C 2819 TTOLMES and SONS, Bedstead MannfacXI turers, next to Adams' Star CycJo Shop, High street, are now showing the finest window display of Bedsteads ever made in New Zealand. We are sei.ing full-sizo Bedsteads from ?2s; Brass-r-ail Bedsteads, full size, from 26s 6d. We are the largest manufacturers of Bedsteads in the Southern Hemisphere, and are contractors to tho Commonwealth and New Zealand Governments. - C 2350 THE BEST TEAS IN THE WOTM.D are LIPTON'S PURE CEYLOtN TEAS, grown and packed by thorn. Insist on Lying them. C3I4SF OREAMOATA, QUEEN OF BREAKFAST FOODS. URHAM street. City—3 Shops with dwellings, in centra of town, returning £33 per annum; price reduced to £730; rare ' nibble. Dearsiey and Lane, 71 Cathedral : ?220 QUARTER-ACRE SStTtions, N. Linwood, best position, going for £~0, slaughter pricee, but must quit. Deursley and La re, S__le_ Agents. C 2313 TfOR Newest-shaped Belts in Nicke!~Silver, -*• Leather, etc., always a little cheaper. GO TO KE-NNETTS, 183 High gtreet. 02619 M. MITCHELL c_rT Furnish large or • imall Houses at the shortest possible notice. All Furniture my own mmnufaotur>, which I can guarantee. C 2878 ; for To-day end Every Day. CREAMOATA, most Easily Digested TTiOR the correct time "See the 'Kew'" J? Watches from £1. Sole agente. GO TO KENNETT'S, 183 High street. 02919 PIANO (Haake) for Sale, £23; practically new; splendid toned instrument (in i use only few months); full iron, frame, overstrung; latest action; Tory handsome walnut I case; a genuine bargain. Urgent, 52 Worceater street. City. '[ 51 r"IREAMOATA is Cooked in Five Minn-tea. CREAMOATA is * Cheap Delicacy. O-t OA—DILAPIDATED House, 4 rooms, 3J\.jLAJ splendid section, 50 yards from Colombo street, suit builder. Forest and Perkina, House Agente, Sydenham. 452 RAG Dolls with unbreakable faces, ©d, Is, 2a, long hair qoILs 3d, celluloid dolls 6d. Mason's. C 2957 1 pREAMOATA for Old and Young. CREAMOATA for Weak and Strong. ; npHE - LifelikeHJapanese - Doll, worked with A tho flugere. The head and gown, Is, at Minson's. __ _ _ " _ C 2597 T IPTON'S DELICIOUS CEYLON TEAS J-* were awarded the ONLY SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL at the .N.Z.I Exhibition. Tjr__Jhem. . " " ' C3146F \ Q ACRES (nearly) HALSWELL—6pkmdid ±O land, all in crop, barley, oate, peas and potatoes. House of 4 rooms with, conveniences, stabling, piggeries; ■' Over J-mile frontage to main road. A grand little property. £340. J. G. Ba-nnerman, 117 Colombo street. " : ■' ALL at Holmes and Son*', and see their \J £Z 10s line, complete, consisting of fullsize Iron Bedstead, 4-ply Wire Mattress, Kapoo Mattress, Kapoc Bolster, and 2 Kapoc Prllowsu Next to Aaams , Star Cycle Shop. High street; C 2050 WALL Clocks, carved -wood, pendulum, and weight. No key. Wound in 2 seconds. 3s at Minson's. C 2397 riTHE Leading Grocere Stock CREAMOATA, _ C 3936

r CITY COUNCIL. t In the ma-tter of "Tie Municipal Corporations Act, 1900," "The Local Ecdiee Loan* Act, 1901," "The Local Elections Act, 1901," end the Acts amending the taane respectively. , I T>UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a I 1 PULL of tho RATEPAYERS of the City of Chriatchurch, and of all person* entitled to vote on any proposal of tbe Chrietchurch City Council, to raise a Loan in . respect of the said City, will be taken on THURSDAY, the 23rd day of January, 1906, ■ on the proposal of the Christohuirch. City I Council, ac publicly notified in the "Lyttelton Times" newspaper on the Bth, 13th, a&ih, and 27th days of Dtoeniber, 1907, respectively, and considered) at a meeting , of Rate- . payers be!d in the Choral Hall, Mfld-Tas street, I in the City of Chriatchurch on the 6th day ■ ' of Jar.<uajy, 1908, to raise a Special Loan of 1 I Fifteen Thousand Pounds (..£15,000) for the ■ . purpose of purchasing from tha Bank of ' j Xcw Zealand a piece of !and having a frontai** of about 99 feet 8 inches to Colombo ■ : street, and a frontag-e of Jβ feet 6 inchce to • ' Hereford ftrtet end Oatbedlel Fquaro. to bo • ' for the purpose of widening that por- " ! tion of Colombo ptre-et. which Hoe between ' , Hereford RtTort ar.d CathodraJ pquaire. • The raid Poll will commence r.t 9 o'clock ; in the fcrenoon of tbe day appointed for the . same, and will close at 7 o'clock in the afternoon, of thn same day et the undenneni tioned Polling pHces: — • CENTRAL WARD— Provirxial Council Cbaanber, Dnrham > street. St. Michael's Church. Schoolroom, Durham 1 street. St. John's Church Schoolroom, Madras ; rtreet. Foresters' Hall. Oxford terrace. I ilrthodist Church Schoolroom, Stamnore road, Richmond. LTXWOOD WARD— Municrpal Chambers of the old Lirnrood Borough Council, WoTceeter street. Soci*l Hall, Church street. ST. ALBAXS WARD— Wesleyea Church Schoolroom, Ruvrby street, near Papanui road. Knightslown Library. Dover street. Primitive M«thodist Schoolroom, corner of Madras street and Edgeware road. SYDENHAM WARD— Old Druids' Hall, Gladstone street. Oddfellows' Hall, Selwyn street. I Wo!tbam Library, Waltbfrre road. I Peck's Store, corner of Colombo st<reet and Tesnnyeon street. 1 GEORGE PAYLISG, Mayor. GEORGE W. HTJLME. Subetirute Returning Officer. City Council Chambers, Chnstchurch, 6th 1906. I X.B. —Ratepayers are requested to note thart. they can only vote at a Booth eitumte in tbe Ward on the Roll of which their camee appear. 4MC