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PUBLIC NOTICES. J. T, JO i!!L s acd co FURTHER GROCERY REDUCTIO\-q Good Famiiy Tea, i 3. w-u^s. Choice Weka Tea, lj 3d. Honey, large jars, U ld . m „ Cornish feardipes, is per tin Herrings, ept? seafcn.' per tic "s -?d. Pc-kVi (Rea. Indian! Chutney, is 6d { a * PeeK3 iKujecnsi Cbutnev. "v Gd iai *" C. H. Clime's Puree, per' tin. Gd. 637 CITY. 753 miscellaneous! OITTING-ROOM and Bedroom with Boird \J required. OiSce. t u ROBERT lately worKuip at Hamilton brid-V woatM Hur.tly bridt-e. twelve mon-ths' wrr"k' Write G. il. Fra.?c-r. Huntl/. 3^02 TTiOA T 'r) end Residence, Cranm<?r sqtiaro I JJ Wt-st Vkhecv for three pentlemen. Mo;kr*te terns. Apply "Craamc;," "Pre?/" OKco 13 CHIMNEY Sweeping—'Phone 2i*¥J or 0~% > -Ei B Smhh ' "s-" , . a n I - x —o~ l a. ■ *£ . _ 35 HINTS to Territorials and " Pnce 6d. All Booksellers and -News Agents. MRS rLT.WOOn. Ciothift" 123 and 125 Armagh etrect.—l have *1- ) i w»vb in stock good Secnnd-hund Tailor-mad* < and New Misfit Suite, Costumes, Boots, etc. : They will la«t m lon.- again ac that cbexp, Btr sheddv. and ciuch cheaper. EvcrrHna? in the clothing line bought and aold. ''• No :«?7 q . |se'6plf: Funi.^h^ _ 3ijouM"~pay HoTiTei ;•" ard Sons a v «i«. Tiirr vd\\ s. 4 ve povneij. ' ■ Their «tc,ck ri Furr.itnrp i« th<> very V:.u. j and lTiuilo by cxj.erioriccd workmpn " Eve:y 1ir.,3 is reduced to brclrce'-; price" durlr.jr tl.esale, tnci all good? irarked .it p.ain figu'os, 1, at Helms? and Sons' Sale. 130 and 132 Higi ■ etreot. C 6748 SEWING for iifo for £% it ¥a~tho~pricf. of t, Daytunia at Minson'a. Ali pii (■« ; in stock. C 2957 'I T""ROBfXSON~ami"~Cq7 FifimcfsV W '*J • Hereford street. Houses Erected .n ■ Town or Suburl.B on Eisy ifoney to build from 4£ p«:r ccut. Wo will build houses" on our oirn seotione from £<25 depesit, balance Tent. Plana acd ?->ociscatione prepared free 2347 i " TTINTS to Terrifcoriil* "end Cadets." ! 11 Price 6d. All Booksellera and Newi ; Agents. !"A PA>i F7"FOR~WO JIE>T— r 'Tho~ Evening j News" Homo Maeazine. Stc SaturI dny_Nig]i£e edition of "The Evening News." PALMISTRY— Mnrrelloue headinga, J,lst~ ri!>.g* Projpecte. Destiny. Busincsa J etc. Stri'l 0d et»ir.p»," birth dat« : "Arion." Ardon etrret, North Melbourre, i Vie. 1351 i "TTINTS to Territorials and "cidet?," j -U. Pnco 6<J. All Booksellers and News i Agents. GOSSIP for Girie, Houeekecping Hinrs. . Weekly Fnehion Notes, and Eeadinsr I for Everybody, appear in the "Pago for I Women" in Saturday's editions of "The Evening News." WATER SUPPLY BOARD. WAIMAKARIRI-ASHLEY WATER SUPPLY BOARD, OXFORD. BROWN'S ROCK SUBDIVISION. OWING to email Slips in Headrace and other minor accidents causing tho water to bo cut off, nnd works of improvement which must bo carried out whilst the opportunity offers, the WATER will NOT be TURNED ON until SATURDAY NEXT. AtTOUST sth, 1011. This period wi!l be reckoned an part of Genera! Cleaning Time, and Ratepayers are requested to attend to their races. NOTICE is hereby further given, under Clause VIII. of the.'By-law, that the Water will again bo SHUT OFF to complete the 1 General Cleaning from MONDAY, August i 21et. to SATURDAY. Au°u*t 26th, both days included, and no other cleaning time will be. allorwd. Neelected races will be cleaned by the Board without further notioe, with 25 per ' cent, adefod to post, which will .be recovered in Court if necej^ary. By Order of the Board. J JAS. McCOHMACK, Secretary ftnd Surceyor to the Board. -1 Oxford, July 23th, 1911. 3266

Country Cnstotnera wishing tbejr orders sent by Parcel Post mast add cost to remittance, ' Fortune Favours Boot Buyers . . There's a lot of money to bs wved buying Footwear aow at Stewart Bebiiison's. A lucky deaJ in Boole places woVth cd Wilkinson'* ' Stock on Sal« at a big discount—£S2s bought th# lot. No, they're not just any Itind or brand but include such famous maJc«r* ,as iiar.c'T's, etc. Wiii you. be on« of the lucky purchasers ? Buy :'roely for future as -well v for present no«ds. It'll pay you handsomely, for you will effect economies, impossible to make on other occasioni. Here are eorae of the plums, and remember tho hiyh grade qualitiee of ali these Boots: — 80 Pairs Genw' Glace Kid and Box Calf Button Boots, 7s Gd and 10s. 80 Pairs Men's Chrome Golosh Bale. A very stylish Boot, regularly 13s 6d, now 9a 6d. 80 Pairs Ladies' Glace Kid Evening Shoes, usually 5s 6d. Our prioo 2a 6d. 20 Pairs Men's Heavy Kip Pegged WaUrtigiits 15s per pair, regularly 17s Cd. Gents' Hea,vy Motor Calf Cookhams (Mar.ow's), rcgulaiiy _*2s 6d, now Id lid. Gents' Box Calf Derby \V«!ted Boots (Marlow'a famous make). Usual price 21s. Sale price 16s Cα. Tun Willow Derby Bale., welted (Marlows). Usually 23a 6<!. Salo price 3fis 6d. 70 Pairs Men'e Odd Lots in S«wn Biila., Glace Kid, Box Calf and Kiupp Leather. Our prices 7s 6d rid 10s per pair. 2C Pairs 'iouthe' Chrome Golosh Bals., 8s lid. 49 Pairs Men's Goloshes, with roJlef! edge and patent storm front. Beet quality 3b Gd. Children's Goloshes at 2s and 2s 3d pair. Women's Stout Chrome Lace Shoes. Our price 7e Cd puir. A similar lino of Lace Boots at 8s , lid. 30 Pans Men's Stout Nailed Shooters, 8s lid por pair. ■ Men's Nailed Bluchers, 5s 6d per pair. 70 Pars Ladies' Spl-on-lid Glace Kid Shoes, size :{ aiid 4. Usual prioo HM Gd. 4n 6d per pa.it. 80 Pairs Ladies' Giace Kid Evering Shoes. Our price 2s. 40 Pairs Ladies' Evening? Shoee, 3 end 4 only, Lβ per pair. 60 Pairs L»d:«' Lace ar.d Mutton J Shoes. Usual price Sj 6d and 10a. O-ur price 5e &:i per pair. 20 Pairs Old Ladiw' Foit IjSicp and E:Mtic Sides Boors, n-.-a. lining, 5a 6d per pair. 20 tairs il-en's Felt-lined C:os», 7s 6d p«r pair. 40 Pciie Girls' Tan Glace Lac* Boots, 7 to 9. Our price 5:1 6d. 62 Pairs Youth? School Boots, nailed or p.ain, 2 to a. 7» lid per pair. 14 P.ir'e Men> Maple Lo*i Gum Boots, 2>s per p»:r. 30 Paire Men's Tail aud Black Lace Shoes. Our price ss. Ladies' B!*ck Wsrm Slippers. 8al« rrioo 9d md Is. Chiidron'» Goloshes «t 2s and 3a 3d pair. Stewart Robinson CASHELST.WEST i -- J ----___M i