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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 13938, 11 January 1911, Page 8

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. MERCHANT TAILORING. WHAT DOES IT~MEAN TO YOU? npHERE ore hundreds of men in X Canterbury and other parts of New Zealand who have consistently had their clothes _-d« by us for over a quarter of a century, and never think of goinp elsewhere. That mean- that these men—particular men—are well satisfied with our material-, fit. and workmanship, for wo study individual requirement* to the minutest detail May we submit Patterns for YOUR INSPECTION? G. FLETCHER AND SON, TAILORS OF TASTE, COLOMBO STREET 60..0.L. WHISKY DISARMED. MOST people like a nip cf Whisky or * glass of Wine occasionally, especially during the Festive Season, and a very good th.ng it is if not abused. Those, however, who are in the habit of taking "WAIRONGOA" Natural Mineral Water with their Whisky or Wines will live longest for the raedicinul properties of this delightful Water counteract the astringent tendency or tho Wines and Spirits. Moreover, it soften* them, and makes them doubly refreshing and palatable. S9B-O.L. BRITISH DENTAL PARLOURS. INGLIS' BUILDINGS. CORNER HIGH AND CASHEL STREETS. 11[TE are the only really PAINLESS -VV DENTISTS in this City, because wo control the only Absolutely Painless Process —the only preparation recommended by physicians all over tho world. We Make Our Beat Set of Teeth from £3 3s. Our Prices are tho Lowest for Good Work. Only Specialists Employed. Make an Appointment. Lady Attendant. C68730L E. BALLIN, Manager. 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. IDEAL GIFTS ARE those which brings the greatest amount of pleasure to their recipients, chosen for each individual taste, and which will be appreciated now and in years to come. BOOKS Fulfil these requirements, and for a shilling or two you can buy tho beat books in the world. When you think of CHRISTMAS think of BOOKS, and when you think of BOOKS, think of ' FOUNTAIN BARBER, 256 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 0.L.6195 WK HATE A STm OF ftfiA yOR INVESTMENT, in itOL/J UUU Sums to suit borrowcM. and at Lowest Current Rates of Interest WYNN-WILLTAMs and BROWN, Solicitor., Christchurch Rangiora and Lee-ton. C HOIIO B. ■'- OWING to the Increasing numbst of Advertisements sent to thia Office through the Telephone, w* doeire to notify that wo will not b» responsible for any errors in wording or insertion oi .Advertisement- m sent. Advertisements should he forwarded ' in writing to ensure correctness. P. SELIG, Manager, CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. OWING TO "THE EVENINGNEWS' " very Urge circulation on Saturdays, the paper i» an excellent medium, especially in view of the fact that it is distributed among . all classes of th* community. It is desirable that Advertisements for the First Edition ehould reach this Office not later than 12 o'clock, but tho Front Office is kept open until 5 p.m., ao that advertisers can hand in their announcements for Latest Editions. After that time they will be received in tho ' Publishing Room, Worcester street, or by tho Foreman of th* Linotype Room, on tho Third Stoxsy. ) 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 com* mission, or consideration of any kind. uARSETT AND" CO., Dispensing Chemist CATHEDRAL SQUARE. C-528--43-

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