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AMUSEMENTS. BALLOONING EXTRAORDINARY. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 10th. rpHE ASTOUNDING AND INCOMPAR--1 ABLE GREAT BEEBE BALLOON COMPANY. Grand Sensational BALLOON ASCENT. Marvellous and Thrilling TRIPLE —KACHUTE DESCENT. The Final Word in Fearlessness. DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS. A Novelty of Oriental Magnificence. Excellent Musical Prcgrammo by THE STANMORE BAND. You can see every detail ONLY from the Show Ground-. i:t Addington. THE GREAT FUHNACE ALIGHT. THE BELCHING TONGUES OF FLAME. A WALLOON Rsft HIGH. THE MONSTER INFLATED. 100 MEN* HOLDING IT DOWN. THE PARACHUTES TESTED. THE PARACHUTES FOLDED. THE AUTOMATIC KNIVES ATTACHED. THE AERONAUT TAKES HIS PLACE. THE FEARFUL LEAP FROM EARTH. THE ASCENT. THE DESCENT. THE DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS. ADMISSION — Adults Is. Children uider 12 year< Gd. C,at<>« nnon 2 n.m. Performance pt«rt<! nt. 3. FREQUENT SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE. 3320 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE TO FARMERS. rpHE Christchurch Breweries wish to draw -*• the attention of Canterbury Farmers to the fact that a very large percentage of barley is threshed too closely, which means a serious depreciation in its market value, they' theroforo recommend farmers to take particular care against skinning and chipping. 3662F rpHE OLD PARISHIONERS and Friends of the BISHOP OF WAIAPU are invited to MEET HIM and MRS AVERILL at Miss Coxs' Rooms, "TE WHARE," Hereford street West, on SATURDAY, 10th DECEMBER, at 8 p.m. T. D. HARMAN. 3816F For tho Committee. CHANGE OF. .MANAGEMENT. WE have pleasure in notifying our clionta and public generally that MR JAMES DUNBAR, for Nineteen Years with the Southland Engineering Company, Invercnrgill, and having a wide experience in all classes of Machinery and Implements, has been unpointed GENERAL MANAGER. Being thoroughly practical in all branches we have confidence in soliciting your business, and can promise attention and satisfaction. COOPER and DUNCAN. LTD., COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 3819F LADY TYPISTE. SHORTHAND WRITER, AND CLERK. THE Lyttelton Harbour • Board invite written applications for the nbovc-men-tionod position in the Harbour Board Office, Christchurch. Applicants to state their age, experience in office work, book-keeping, speed in shorthand and typewriting. Salary to commence with £78 a year. Applications addressed to tho undersigned, j to bn■■> sent' in to this 'OASce-v-tot later .then. 11 a.m. o'clock "on THURSDAY "next, tho Bth instant. Further information can bo obtained from tho undersigned. ; By order, C. HOOD WILLIAMS, Secretary and Treasurer, Lyttelton Harbour Board. J Lyttelton Harbour Board Office. Christchurch, Ist December, 1910. 3469 j WANTED. SITUATION as TRAVELLER; wages or commission. Good connection building trades. 489 "D.L.," "Press" Office. T'HE Public aro warned NOT to CASH CHEQUE, Bank of New Zealand, No. 6J/229153 dated 6th October, 1910. Payment Stopped. /■O7 W. MORROW. HOSPITALS Lady Visitors' Association and Destitute Patients Fund. — Christmas Treat. Friends interested in the above will plcaso send their subscriptions to Miss Turner. Fassifern. Donations in kind to tho Matron nt the Hospital. Susan D, Tripp, Hon. Sec. ■ 384 IN THE ADMINISTRATION of the ESTATE of WILLIAM SIMMS, of Leslie Hills, Culverden, Station-hand, deceased. It is requested that all amounts payable to this Estate be paid to M. C. BARNETT, District Manager of the Public Trust Office. Christchurch, or lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Postal Money-order Office. All accounts against this Estato may bo rendered to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office, as above, on or beforo THURSDAY, the nineteenth day of January next, on the printed form, which can be obtained for the purpose from hjm. Any account not sent in by the day n<imed may be rejected. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee, Wellington. 3818 "tH-TpUBLIC TRUST OFFIicITACTr" 1908" (Section CO.). IN THE ESTATE OF ARTHUR ALLEN, OF CHRISTCHURCH, CLERK, DECEASED. A LL Creditors and others having- claims •A against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, to the District Manager of the Public Trustee at 96 Gloucester street. Christchurch, on or beforo the 7th day of February, 1911. Accounts not i rendered by the date named may be rejected, j All moneys payable to the above estate may be j lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account nt any postal money-order office, or paid to M. C. BARNETT, District Manager ! of the Public Trustee. Christchurch. FRED. FITCHETT. Public Trustee. Pubic Trust Office, Christchurch. December 7th, 1910. 3817 (\UR PREMISES will bo CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, preparing for Sale of G. F. Smith's Waimate Stock, bought at 6s 8d in the £ on the nctt cost. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, Doors open at 9 a.m. Should yon fail to find what you require in this fctock we will supply from our own stock at Sale Prices. G. SHAW and CO., 373s 120 Cashel street. BISHOP AND CO., WINE AND SPIRIT AND TEA MERCHANTS, 184 ARMAGH STREET. WE stock nothing but the best Brands cf Wines and Spirits, also Ales and Stout, both Colonial and Engiish. Aasorted Cases of Wines and Spiritt at Special Prices for XmM and New Year. Lipton's Famous Tea, Is 6d per lb. A large quantity of Tumblers in all sizes and designs, in stock, at very reasonable prices. . . _ . Choice Brands of Cigars, Spirit Stands C 5270 and Flasks. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Small PARCEL, between Farmers' Co-op. and Mason, Struthers. Finder please return 225 Moorhouse avenue, near Durham street. . _ 515 BROOCH, "between Linwood and Bealey avenue. Finder rewarded. Apply Mice Wilson, 58 Bealey avenue. 537 COME and see i of a ton of iron in >.wo 4* 6d Prams. H. Atkinson, 137 Hl_nchejitfr street. -.V.