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WANTED. PRIME STILTON. In perfect condition, Is 9d per jar. Marrowfat Peas, three packets, Is. Prunes, 4d, 5d or 6d per 'b. Dates, 6lbs Is 3d, best in boxes 4Ad. Cooking Figs, 3id per lb. Layer Figs sd, Protoben Ctd. Brazil Nuts, lid p:r lb. Pie Fruits, gallons la 6d or Is Sd, bo.ligallons lid. T. TAYLOR. 97 COLOMBO STREET. C 3431 ■\7I7"ANTED, Two Unfurnished Rooms, sit.»V .' ting room and large bedroom; the West end or Morn-ale preferred. Apply "Urgent." "Press" Office. 1385 V\r ANTED to Let to Staid Married Couple » » or widow, Two Unfurnished Rooms, u?e kitchen; comfortable home. Rent free return for assistance to elderly couple; References; help kept. 150 -Stainnore road. 1384 T^fANTED7 r Jersey Cow, second calf. Apply . » ' . F. Garland, Hawthorn road, Papanui. 134G TffAN__iD"'Known—TosTH 21b Is od; 51b .»». 3b Cd; ilb Coffee., 6d; Jib Cocoa, 7d. Ridley, Christchurch. 1336 TXfXNTED to Purchase, a Good Second- » V hand Piano cheap, suitable for learner. Stale lowost, price and maker's name to 'Tiano." "Press" Ofiicc, Christchurch. -03573 TVANTED, lGnd Person, to adopt Baby VV Boy. ono week old; £20. premium. Apply V.D.L., Office of this paper. 1334 ANTED"To Sell, Two Toams of Horses and Tip Drays. Apply to Quereo Bros., Garland's road, Opawo,. - 1391 W" ANTED, Board und Residence. Appiy, Etatir-g terms, to W.D. "Press" Office 1390 \\f ANTED to Rent, for Fishing a * » Hu-t at the Mouth of' the Rakaio. Iteply Bo- 207, G.P.O. I*oß

Tfi7"ANTED Known, Pure Food Bill passed "not necessary for "X" JAMS. C 2631 ANTED to Buy, Small Section, City, north-west, suitable for telescope house. Address replies "Telescope," "Press" Office. C 3682 WANTED Known, Bargains in China, Glass, Needlework and Materials. Mrß Pope's Sale, Colombo street. 1203 "ITETANTED Known, why "X" MARMA- .'»- LADE is like Matrimony, it is a delicious blending of bittcv and sweet. C 2631 WANTED KNOWN—Miss . Phipps for Choice, St„lish, and Cheap Ready-made Blouses, Skirta, and Costumes for the present season. All goods marked in plain figures. See window. 159 High street. p 4 ?! 5 ANTED, Ladies to learn the arrival of our charming Sunshade Silks, ox ±iuapehu. G. C. Vere and Sons, 191 Armagh street, next Colombo street. C 3803 T/fT" ANTED—Married Ladies to give their • " Husbands "X" MARMALADE. It is like matrimony. C 2631 X\7" ANTED Known.—Assigned stock of • m Boots and Shoes, bought at a discount of 10s in th* J, which we purpose to give you. Sal* now on. The Public Benefit Shoe Store. Ladies' Walking Shoes 2s 6d, secure a pair. Opposite Ballantyne's. C 3623 WANTED Known, We are now oocring Pure Silks, Floral Chenes, etc.. lor Recovering Paraljols. Economic prices and selection unequalled. G. C. Vere and Sons. ' ■ C3SO3 Boyu and' Girls under 16,~t0 V - wad particulars of BENSDORP'S COCOA and CHOCOLATE. CONFECTIONERY COMPETITION on this Page. _ W~~ ANTED KNOWN—Mrs Quartermaxn i« a Cash Purchaser of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letters by post or otherwise attended to. Address, Mrs G. Quarterniain, 154 High street . " , pairs to select »' • from. Assigned stock bought at 10s in the £. Sale now on. The Public Benefit Shoe Store. Boys' Boots, H. and T„ 1 to 5, Gs lid. Two doors past "Press," Cashel street. C 3623 "tyANTED KNOWN, (hat "X" stands for tho PUREST OF JAM. Packed in 1, 2, and 71b tins, and 21b glass jars. C 2631 Monster Surplus Stock THE BOOT SALE OF THE YEAR. September 12th, 1903. Mr Stewart Robinson. Dear Sir. —Having- decided to build our business or. thoroughly up-to-date lines with tbe finest qualities of high-g-rado brands of bcote obtainable, a-nd having seme 7SO pairs of mi3dium i -priced gocd«, which we have a slow sale for, knowing you make a speciality of this class of goeds. we invite you to make us an offtr for the wb>le lot to clear. They consist of 331 pairs of woman's lace and button sbces in box calf, obrc-me ond glaco kids, 24 pairs cf evening shoes, 36 pairs of children's school boots. 235 pairs of children's strap sboes and !aoe boots, and several pairß of men's strong working? boote.—Yours faithfulh, THE MITCHELL SHOE STORE, (Per S. Mitchell), Colombo street, Christchurch. Mr Stewart Rciblnson, Cashel street. Dear Sir,—ln reply to your favour ot even date, wo have decided to accept your very low oner to clear lines offered to you, as per our letter of the 10th isist.—Ycurs faithfuily, THE MITCHELL SHOE STORE. (Per S. Mitchell). Colombo street, Christchurch.

rjA Q PAIRS of Boots to be sacrificed at I Stewart. Robinsos's. Cfflfshe! street. Shop. Walk along ard see tbe astonvalues. TH* special lines bought from tbo Mitchell Sbce Sto-re are Women's Box Calf and Giace Kid Shoes, murked lfts €d, now 5s lid; Liwiire' E visaing Shoe*. Is 9d; Gen'jß' Evening Shoes, now 3s €d; Girls' School Boot*. 2s; Children's S'.tjo Shoes, 9d; Ge£t*' FWt Slippers. 6d; itec's " Boo*e, now 7s ' 6d. A go—ie—. opportunity for tbe work vy%, man to s*vn> money* Other Gift Lir.ee:— Ladies' Lace Shoe*. Ss 3d; Chrome Slippers. 3s 6d; Gents' Taa Boots. 9s «d. Come rigint in and j>et your Bai gain in Boots at this Gipaotic Bargain Sale. . STEWART ROBBUSON 225 CASHEL STREET The Shoo Painted Red.