PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW GOODS AT BEATH'S. Summer Dresses—Mercerised Poplins, -*- in a wide range of colourings, 40 inches Wide, Is BJd a yard, at Beatles. BULGARIAN Embroideries, embroidered on white voile, tiie latest novelty for ttimming summer frocks, la. Is 3d, Is 6d to •2s 6d a yard, at Beath's. Spring Millinery—New and dainty ■*** models from 21e_each,_at_Beatb'a. JAP. Silk Peter - Pan Collars, in Tangerine, Gold, Saxe, Emerald, Cerise, and Purple. 13 3d each, at Beath'B._ CALL and nee our new Black Ltslo Thread Iloeo with silk ankles and in-steps, 2a 6d a pair, at Death's. r^ißETJOlCNKS'~for"looßo covereT"io"idTiTldi v> , la 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d, la lid a yard, at Beath's, ABY" Chip Straw- Hats for ladies, the lat~ vX est novelty in millinery, 4a lid each, at Bpath/s. ATEW Curtain Borderings at 3Jd. 5Jd, 7Jd, Bid. 11 id. Iβ Ijd a yard, at Beath's. FLOWER Novelties. High-standing Mounts, Corn Mounts, Coloured and Black Grasses, from Is lid each, at Beath's. BEATH and CO., LTD., Christchuvch. C 650 WANTED TO SELL. FOR Sale, City •Millinery Business, excellent stund, moderate rent; good connw tion. Owner leaving Dominion. "A.Z.," "Press" Office. Ip 4 "\I\7AXTED to Soil, van loads of Manure, Vt delivered.* 4SQ Colombo atreat. 127 \A7AXTECT to Sell, a Black Mare, broken • » to saddle ■ and harness. Howard's Livery S tables, IG6 Colombo street, Syden12? "VTTAXTED Sell, u«w Rubber and lron- *» tyred Gig 3. llalii, Gov«rn«se Curt, Whitechapel, 6 li[,'ht Spring Draye, Secondhand Dog and Pony Carts, jfcSuggics. Steel Eros., Coacbbiiilders, Addin.qtou. 12.J BUYEIt' Wanted, 5 Diamond Ring; cost £'35; tako £25; worn twice P.D.Q., 108 17<0R Sale, Onion Seed. J. Goodman, - Marahknd. "6 WANTED Sell, nearly new ltubber-tyred Tray Gig and Iron-tyred Gie, also Jshafter Pony Gig, Back .Delivery Milk Cait, very etylieh four-wheeled Dogcart, 2 Secondhand Rustic Carts, Spring Lrray, and 2 useful Spring Carts. A. E. Marriott and Co., late C. W. Harris, Troiloway Carriage Works, 121 Victoria street. 113 SEED Potatoes, most select etock in Canterbury, from 3s 6d cwt. Meagber's S 09 npABLE~Pot-atoca, 5s 6d sack, 60s ton; X quality guaranteed, Store, 53 Victoria ctreet, Telophone 'jj.6. 93 171 OR Sale, Cheap Firewood, Iron, etc. - Next itiddren'a Ilopa Works, Madxcs street. 97 iMifEWOOD, Bin Pine Blocks, G eaeks> S3 -*- dslivwed. P. Cairns, 395 Ainiagh street. 130 TiIANO for Sale, £22, splendid instrument, -t in perfect order, brilliant and rich tone, chock action, in handsome walnut case. A cenuine bargain. Immediate. 253 Hereford street. City. 1G63 WANTED Sell, St. Albans, 5-Boms, g-x>d, Goverument mortgage. All conveniences. A enip, £480. Knight, Checkley and "TGI O 5-6 H.P. Twin King Dick, 2-spocd Xvl& motor, and Side-car, practically new. Coat £120, and will bo sold at a huge reduction. Owner leaving N.Z. Lawrence's N.Z. Motor Exchange, 123 High etreet. ANTED to Sell, over 1J acres Land, vilh frontage to Papanui road, near Norman's road. Prico for tho'lot £375. This is remarkably cheap. P. h. Davics and Co., 161 Cashel strocL ~7}~E7\ DEPOSIT eecuros a New FivodwOU roomed Bungalow, one minute from St. Albans car. House hf»s every convenience. Section faces north. Price £630. Gardner and Robinson, opp. Recce s. WANTED to Sell, 12 Acres, with frontage to Bligh's road, Papanui. Prico £1800; £30 deposit. Chance for a speculator to cut up into 40 sections. P. L. Davies and Co., 161 Cuehel street. ■fXJAKIWD Soil, New Brighton, splendid VV week-end sections, X 35, £40. Terms. Knight, Checkley and Neale. J? A A A—ABSENTEE'S Sile — Modem '3v*tUl» House 6 rooms, hot and cold nnd •.11 conTeniencee.. good section. Foreet and Perkine. Sydenham 12°9 tJSf"be~Sold.—2oo Second-hand Cycles, just been overhauled by our factory. Wo guarantee evory cycle we sell. £3 or £3 hays you a good Cycle, while £i buys you a good Swift or B.S.A. Call and inspect. Adams, Ltd., High street. LOOK at this. New 5-roomed Bungalow with tiled roof, at Sumner, 3 minutea from car and' beach. Only JESSS. A deposit of £50 secures it. Gardner and Robinson, C 72 Colombo etTeet} opp. Reeoe's. _131S \/\7ANTED Purchaser for 3-eester New Pick VV Cer, only done 2000 miles. A rare bargain at a discount of £100. Also 20 h.p. Flanders, £195. Lawrence's N.Z. Motor EsHigh street. 7?Q?\—'BUILDING Section (18 perchMV r>«<O'/ with connections A Sydenh»m enip. For«»t «nd Perkins. Sydenham. FOR Sale, 50 Ladies' and Gent's Star Cycles, reduced £5 each machine. -These cycles aro as good as thp best at half the priae. They are beautifully finished in glossy black enamel, fitted with two brakes und freo wheel. Inspection invited. Adams, Ltd., High street. DAIRY Faun at Gore, ono of tb* best tnd cheapest little farms in Southland; 172 acres, paitly down in oats, turnips, rape, und grass; new house of 3 rooms, stable, etc. Price £20 per acre. If in Canterbury would easily realise £40 per acre. The owner would consider an exchange for town property or a email f:irra. or would take over mortgage. P. L. Davies and Co., 161 Cashel street. 1959 TJpiNTEl)""Purcn(«« - fo7 S-β" h.p. Trie.ir. V » Also Engines, all powers, and Secondhand Car Parts, euiiabtc* ior building Cycle Core. Lawrence's N.*i. Motor Exchange, 123 street. ANTED to Sell. 54C0 Acres, at £3 pc f acre, Silver Tussock Country; ECOO acres ploughable; 1000 acree cultivated, well subdivided; two homesteads, shearing ehed, yards, stables, 8 miles from railway ce*r Gore; carrying 8500 sheep and 100 head cattle. Owner would exchange for Canterbury farm. Equity about £10,000. P. L. Daviea and Co., 161 Cashol street. "CPRING BLOSSOM PILLS" cor* Lirer Complaints >cd Icdicreetion, etc An purely bursal, eugar-coated, amall pills, tmxU iot*, email price 6d icd Iβ. Everywhere C4S7S T>LOOMIN*E is a pajca 'Taking" remedy. -D All the difference between having painful oorna and not having them, v 6d, tb» pric« of "Bloomioe Cora Cure." Sold •v«ry«rher* C 3372 M~ INSOJirS Garden Trellia ia eimply gT&nd; you can get a piece for 4e, 5s 6d, fe, or 11s 6d. It pulle out to fit tie space you have.
STOP IT NOW. * If you have a pain in your baclr, if you have a lame back, or an aching back, stop it now. For remember that backacho is indicative of kidney disorders. It is a spy placed thore by nature to warn you that your kidneys need help. Don't neglect tho warning, stop it now, for it may bo too late if you put it off. You ask how to stop it? AVe'll let this woman tell you. Mrs S. Anderson, 21 Eaton Place, off Manchester street, Christchurch, says:—"For years a member of my family suffered from kidney ailment. Tho symptoms wero pains in the back, giddiness, headaches, and disordered secretions. One day a friend asked mo had I tried Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, and as 1 bad not, urged mc to givo them a trial, so I took her advice. After one bottle of the Pills I could see a wonderful improvement', so I persevered with tho treatment, and I am pleased to tell you six bottles effected a perfect cure. I recommend Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with every confidence as a suro euro for backacho and kidney trouble." Two years later, Mrs Anderson says:—"The cure referred to above haa proved permanent. There has been no return of the ailment for the past two years, a fact that speaks well for the curative powers of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills." If you are sick or "feel badly" begin taking Doan's Backache Kidney Pills at onco, for as soon as your kidneys aro well they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills aro sold by all chemists and storekeepers *at 3s per bottle (six bottles 16s 6d) or will be posted on i receipt of price by Foster-McClellan ! Co., 76 Pitt Street, Sydney. [ But, be sure you get DOAN'S. 6
VIOLENT PAINS AND PURGING. "I recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as being the most satisfactory medicine for colic, diarrhoea or dysentery," writes Mr Cecil C. Hooper, Storekeeper. Wakefield, N.Z. "At times I am seized with violent pains and purging, and have tried several so-called cures, but find nothing equal to Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. 9
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