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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13742, 25 May 1910, Page 1

j PUBLIC NOTICES. wood b.hothers. limited. ' •millers and grain merchants. cash buyers wheat, oats. barley, peas, and all farm produce. TTAVE on hand Stocks of "CARTON'S" -*-*• Regenerated Srcdr. TURNIPS, SWEDES, MANGOLDS. RAPE, ETC. CORNSACKS AND TWINE ALWAYS ON HAND. WOOD BROTHERS, LIMITED, 110 Cashel etroet. Opposite N.Z. Farmer-s' Co-op. Association. C4331F ' Xr Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., Are CASH BUYERS WHEAT, OATS, PEAS, BEANS, COCKSFOOT, RYEGRASS, CLOVERS, ETC. We Supply Cornaacks, Sesdi, and til Farmers' Requisite*. - CM2IF T MONTGOME ifY and C 0., Late G. G. STEAD and CO. . CASH BUYERS OF WHEAT RYEGRASS OATS COCKSFOOT BARLEY CLOVERS PEAS. . ■ NEW SEED CATALOGUE" FREE ON APPLICATION. J. MONTGOMERY and CO., (Opposite 8.N.Z.) Jaer'cford street. 4 V F4459 A P. TUT TO N and S ON, RANGIOKA. • CASH BUYERS WHEAT. OATS, PEAS, GRASS SEED, CLOVERS, AND POTATOES. ——— h '" GRAIN STORED ON GgfNER'S ACCOUNT. * SRt - . CS3OG CHANGE OF BUSINESS. Chrietchurch, May 18th, 1910. beg to advise our Clients and ibo VV General Public that owing, to our removal .to Auckland, wo have DISPOSED of ouv Christchurch Business to P. L. Davies and Co., 14S Caehol street, who ••••illattend to clients' requirements anil pay over all rente, interests, nnd other moneys received by us as from thie dnte. We take this opportunity of thanking cur clients for the generous support in the past, and can confidently recommend'P. L.Daviea and Co. to worthily look after clients' interests in the future. FANNING and CO. * v" ■" We"liave" pleasure in intimnt^ig v '-Hvat-we hive PURCHASED Messrs Fanning and Co.'s ijusineee of Lnnd and Estate Agents, and trust that fair dealing and persoual attention to clients' interests will warrant a continuance of patronage ana confidence. The whole of Mesers Fanning and Co. s books and clerical staff will be transferred to our offices at U8 Cashel street, near Tattersall's. « P. L. DAVIES and CO., ' Licensed Land Brokers and Property Agents, 148 CASHEL STREET. csoio-ioiaF SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. SPENCER VINCENT, Chemist and Druggist, desires to" announce that he has OPENED a NEW PHARMACY in HIGH STREET, opposite A. J.> White's, and hopes by personal attention, promptness, and reasonable charges, to bo favoured with a visit from hie numerous friends, old customers, and the public generally. Note the Address: ■ HIGH STREET, Opposite A. J. White's. Telephone. No. *2359. C 5717 OPECIAL VALUE IN CARPETS. SEAMLESS. AXMINSTER SQUARES, £ s 12 x 12 • .. .. .. 810 SEAMLESS VELVET PILE SQUARES, from ■ .. .. .. .. 4 15 ALSO IN BLANKETS AND QUILTS. LAWRENCE AND IvIRCHER, F4688 182, IS4, High street.' - .•)-•■ . THE 0.8. BOOT. THE FINEST WATERPROOF BOOT EXTANT. ,It js a credit to the man who wears it. It ii a credit to the man who sells it. It is a credit to our&elvcs who make it. Obtainable at all Boot Store;. TIT O'BRIEN and CO., LIMITED, THE MAKERS. C4936F WANTED—GENUINE BUYER. PrjrjA—THE Ownor, who is leaving *DUU Christchureh, owing to' ill-health, is compelled to sell his splendid little PROPERTY, and has instructed us to accept the above price. The House, a new one containing four rooms and all conveniences, is BUILT ON A TERRACE, about 15 feet above the level of the road, with a beautifully sunny aspect. Being close to town, within three minutes' walk from the PENNY SECTION, and in a. good' locality, tttero is no better position in Chrfstchurch. If necessary, the owner ! will Eivu ridiculously EASY TERMS. WM. "JAMESON and SON, Manchester atreot (opp. National Bank), F-1554 Sole Agents. A READY-MADE LIVING FOR £300. TJITE are instructed to sell a splendid IYV Bakery and Confectionery Business in I a flourishing Canterbury town. Owner must I quit quickly owing to ill-hc-aith. HOO 41b I loaves weekly. Turnover, £2200 per unnum. Nett monthly profit average? £25. Price, as a. going concern, including Iv.rses, I carts, harness, ar-d «ll plant, only i3OO. So© lus about this quickly. N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 141 Hereford *trc-et, Cnristchurch. CS&JS-3 "ROTTEN." "ROTTEN. , THAT is how a young man felt. Always tired, no energy, no appetite, lowapirited, and right out of sorts. But now h* is as lively as a two-year-old; no secret about it, simply took Darin's Tonic Syrup; two bottles only. DAN;*, Consulting Chemist, i ■ Opposite Broadway's. CS22-U3SF