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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13909, 7 December 1910, Page 8

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. NEW VOLUMES. BOYS" AND GIRLS' OWN ANNUALS, CHUMS, CHATTERBOX. And Others. I BOOKS FOR SCHOOL PRIZES in \ great variety, now Tcauy. j RECENT BOOKS- \ Tho Rosary. l>y Florence Barclay. Tho Calling of Dan ilatthcwa, by author < of Shepherd of the Hilb. i Chambers's Alba Paige. i Oxcnham's Maid of the Silver Sea. j Onponheinii' The Pc« and tho Womsn. j ' FOUNTAIN BARBER, j THE HALL, -235 HIGH STREET, \ Christchurch. O.L. I - . SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. /"•OPY for DISPLAY ADVER- I TiSEMENTS and ALTERATIONS j tor earne, uuat be in this Officii by Keen to ensure insertion in " Th» Press" the FOLLOWING DAY. FOR MONDAY'S PAPER, not lattr than .10 a.m. on SATURDAY. P. SELIG, Manager, CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD. OVERHEARD, I ALWAYS take WAI-RONGOA MINERAL WATER with my whisky." "Do you find any benefit from it?" "Woll, rather! It counteracts the astringent tendency of the whisky, ai-id at the tamo tim 9 keeps the liver and kidnoys right. besides, it makes such a nice drink—so beautifully eoft and refreshing. If ycu drink whisky, always take Wai-Roagoa with it." CS33SQ.L NOTICE. OWING to the increasing numher of Advertisements sent to this Office thiough the Telephone, we dosiro to notify that we will not be responsible for any errors in wording or insertion of Advertisements so sent. Advertisements should be forwarded in writing to ensure correctness. P. SELIG, Manager, CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD. X A FREE PAIR OF TROUSERS FOR YOU. EVERY Purchaser of "THE EUREKA" Tailor-cut, Made-to-measure Clothes will receive an Extra Pair of Trousers, - That's a liberal offer, and one you should take advantage of. It is the whole of our profit on your order, but we are relying upon the hope 'hat you will come again for a second Eureka. The oiler only holda good for a limit id period, but you can book. your order tad take delivery when it pleases you. '±&o Prices—sos, 60s, 70s—are So cheap, considering the Style and quality 'of the clothes, that you will readily recognise hat the Trousers are indeed a Free Gift. Coma and ace for yourself. TRIBE and CO.. F6QS Colombo street, off Caahel street BE ON THE QUI VIVE. XMAS is fast approaching. Your friends will require a present, and there is nothing that will give no much pleasure, to so man; people, and for so long * time, and at so small a cost, as an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. Visit our Phonograph Parlours, and we will demonstrate to you tho wonderful perfection of the EDISON phonograph; CHIVEES* MUSIC STORES, White Hart Buildings, 243 High street. Cbriatchurch. ■ F5929 BRITISH DENTAL PABLOUBS. v JNGLIS' BUILDINGS, COBNEK HIGH AND CASHEL STREETa WE are the only teally PAINLESS DENTISTS in this City, because wt control the only Absolutely Painless Process —the only preparation recomm«nd*d by, physician* all over tho world. J We Make Our Best Set of Teeth from t$ 3s. Our Prices are the Lowsst for Good Work. Only Specialists Employed Make an Appointment. Lady Attendant C„73OL, E. tfALLLN, Managar. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. OWING TO THE " EVENING NEWS'" very large circulation on Saturdays, the paper is an excellent medium, especially in view of the fact that it is distributed among all classes of tho community. It is desirable that Advertisements for the Firot Edition should reach this Office not later than la o'clock, but the Front Office le kept open until 3 p.m., so that advertisers can hand in their announcements for Latest Editions. After that time they wilt be received in the Publishing Room, Worcester street, or by the Foreman of tho Linotype Room, on the Third Storey. TO ADVERTISERS. SATURDAY'S~EDITIONS OF "THE EVENING NEWS." THE OFFICE of "THE EVENING NEWS" IS OPEN ON SATURDAYS until 5 p.m. AFTER THIS HOUR ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PUBLISHER, PRESCRIPTION DISPENSING. AND WHAT WE AIM AT. FIRST—To do our work correctly. SECOND—Then charge a reasonable and fair price. THIRD—To neither give nor receive eomniiasion, or consideration of any kind. B AKNETT and CO.. Dispensing Chemist, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. C«S3a-1i33 "THE PRESS." INSTRUCTIONS as to the INSERTION or WITHDRAWAL of ADVERTISEMENTS in "THE PRESS" MUST BE Ui WRITING. Advertiaoineuta received withcut written orders will be inserted until countermanded and charged accordingly. Advertiser? in the Country can remit payment by Money Order, Postal Notaa, or Postage Stamps. While e»*ry care Is exercised in regard to the due insertion of Advertisement*, the Proprietors do not hold themselvea responsible lor non-insertion through accident or bom other causes, and tho Proprietors reServe to themselves the right of Blunting advertisements that they -may deem objectionable, even although such Advertioemcata Bay have been received and paid ior iv t&e oaual course ol business. Disclaimers will in .all cases be treated ! as Advertisements, and charged accordingly. Orders to Withdraw Advertisements uiuti h« men t in in WRITING to the Publishing ] Office not later —au 6 o'clock p.m. each lay. v I Advertisements deceived after 10 o'clock Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Even- J jigs, mid after 9.30 on Tuesday and Friday ' Sterlings, will be placed over tho Leader Reading, and charged Double Rates. Alterations for Standing Advertisements ekast be sent in by Noon, or they cannot bo •tried out for the following day of issue. AH communication* to be addles*ed to UtfJß M_N_GEB."