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□ B □ □ V Are Your Eyes Necessary to Your Success ? The preservation of your eyesight is a matter of exact science —the mere wearing of glasses will not guarantee it. A competent optician should thoroughly test your sight, and only on his recommendation should glasses he worn. Wc guarantee efficient testing service, and where glasses are necessary we supply really comfortable-fitting spectacles—accurate and becoming. ERNEST M. SANDSTON CONSULTING OPTICIANS Ejre-Te»ting Rooms, Caahel Street, next Ballantynes* E. M. SANDSTOf B. FALCK 55745-1303 a ■ ■ a a

TENDER*. TENDERS FOR PRINTING. TENDERS are invited for the Printing of District Orders for the period January Ist, 1917, to December 31st. 1917 Specifications and particulars can be obtained on application to District Headquarters Office, Government Buildingß, Worcester Tenders, to be addressed to the A.QXG., Canterbury Military District, and marked: "Tenders for Printing," will close at 5 p.m. on Dcoomber 14th, 1016. (Signed) W. H. MEDDINGS, Major, N.Z.S.C, Assistant Quartermaster-General, 1441 Canterbury Military District. NOTICE. GARDEN ROCKERIES AND GARDEN BORDERS. BLUESTONE RUBBLE, in sizes suitablefor above, for Sale in Large or Small Quantities. THE HALSWELL QUARRIES, LTD., Telephones 925 and 737 d, or Office of OLLIYIER BROS.. 154 Manchester street H6186 (next Express Coj. ANDREW SWANSTON, TIMBER MERCHANT, SAWMILLER, AND IMPORTER. STOCKS of Builders' and Farmers' requirements always on hand, including FIGURED RIMU, OREGON. REDWOOD, BALTIC. V.D.L.. PALINGS, CEMENT, GALVANISED IRON, etc. Joinery Work of all Descriptions. Estimates given for delivery town or country. Timber Yards and Planing Mills, Durham street and Moorhouee avenue. Offices: Gloucester street 'Phones 951 and 1653. 52871 H. J. OTTj ET, TIMBER MERCHANT, 96 Tuam street, 119 St. Asaph street, and • 493 Hereford street, Linwood. ALL Descriptions of BUILDING and FARM MATERIALS at Lowest Current Rates. Canterbury Agent for Bninner Tiles, Firs Clay, Coke, etc These goods are the Lest manufactured is the Dominion. Sand, Shingle, ami Rubble Supplied. I have Large Stocks of English Cement and Sarking Felt on hand. Box 520. 'Phone 189. 06050-1749 T> W. ENGLAND AND SONS, LTD, TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS. SUPPLIES OF BUILDING MATERIALS For all Classes of Work. IN STOCK: American Red Cedar .Shingles. Kauri Shingles. t Imported and Native Timbers. Builders' Hardware, .Etc. TUAM AND ST. ASAPH STREETS. , P.O. Box 313. - Telephone 22*. E9822-5318 JT. BROWN AND SON, . TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, 570 COLOMBO STREET, Christchurch. Building Materials of every description, including Jarrah, Oregon, Baltic, and Red Wood in stock, and Seasoned Timber ready for immediate use. Cement, Galvanised Iron; and Fencing Material*. Pelawmain, Abermain, Aberdare, Newcastle-, Westport, Westport-Stockton, and all Native Coals stocked dry aad n-vydor cover. Black Pine and Manuka Firewood \ Price Lists and Estimates on application. P.O. Box 306. Telephone No. 362; 2nd Telephone 4024. 6201 JOHN WALLER AND SONS, LTD., *J. Timber and Coal Merchant*, and Importers. Established .. .. 1876k Offices and Yards: 167, 169 Tuam sheet. Yards: 210-214 St. Asaph street Large and Complete Stocks of Builders' and Farmers' Requisites. COLONIAL TIMBERS of Every Description. Imported Timber, Jarrah, Oregon, Baltic, Redwood, V.DJL., Yellow Pins, etc., etc Heavy Stocks of Seasoned Timbei in ahede ready for use. We will be pleased to furnish QUOTA- ' TIONS for Building Materials, delivered to any Railway Station. WBO3B-6931 YOUR WATER SUPPLY. ____ Y DON'T wait for the rain, ensure an ample and steady supply of water by installing a TITAN WINDMILL. It is simple, strong, and effective, and Tequirea no attention beyond very occasional oiling. Write for free booklet, giving full particulars, to T. DANKS. D 9761 • Lichfield street, Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE VALUATION LAND ACT, 1908, ANI ITS AMENDMENTS, IT is hereby notified that the Revised Dis trict Valuation Rolls for the Distric mentioned in the schedule will b open for public inspection during office hour at the place named in the schedul from the Bth December. 1916, until tli 22nd December, 1916. Objections to valua lions must be lodged not later than 2St December. 1916, addressed to Officer i Charge, Valuation Department, Christchurcl F. W. FLANAGAN, Valuer-General. Valuation Department, Christchurch, 6th December, 1916. SCHEDULE: Name of District. Place of Deposil Coldstream Road District. Ashbnrton Count Council' Chamber; 1443 Aahburton. COBB AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. LEAVE Arthur's Pass Station on arriva of West Coa«t Express, which leave Christchurch at 8.30 a,m. Tuesdays, Thura davs, and Saturdays. Carrving Passengers and their Luggag, only for Hokitika, We6tport, Reefton, an< Greymouth, arriving Greymouth same even ing, 6.40 p.m. Through rail and coach tickets can b< obtained at Tourist Office, Christchurch, ah< coach tickets for coach journey obtainable at the following hotels:— Warner's, Coker'a Storey's, Clarendon, and United Servio Hotels; from Mr Caeeidy. Springfield; M W . Campbell, Chrifltchurch. The management is under Mr H. Cansidy who has had sole management since 1873. CASSIDY and CO.. LTD.. X Proprietors. CLINCHER PRKADNOUGHT MOTOH CYCLE TYRES Outwear all others, and are made "for rougl vear on hard roads. Specify CLINCHER DREADNOUGHTS. .

COUNTY COUNCILS. HEATHCOTE COUNTY COUNCIL. PURSUANT to the provisions of the Conntiea Act, 1908, PI'BLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following resolution, which is intended to bo made a Special Order, wn« passed by the Hcathcoto County Council &t a Special Meeting of the said Council held on the 11th November, 1916, at 7.20 p.m.; — In pursuance of the powers and authorities vested in it by "The Counties Act, 1908,'' "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1905." "The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913," "Tho Lake Coleridge Water Power Act, 1915," and the Acts amending the same, and of an Ordex-in-Council published in tho "N.Z. Gazette" on the 38th day of September, 1916. page 3131, with respect to lighting and the supply of Electricity on ths Cashmere Riding of tho County of heathcote, and of all and each and every other power and authority thereunto in that behalf enabling it the Hcathcoto County Council, acting on behulf of the Councillors, and Inhabitants of tho v_ounty of Hcathcote, doth hereby resolve by Special Order to Borrow by way of Special Loan tho Sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds (£250), to be expended only within tho Cashmere Riding of the said County, the said Toa.n to bo for a period of five years, bearing interest in tho meantime at a rate not exceeding £5 per centum per annum; and that for. the purpose of providing the Interest and other Charges on tho said Loan of Two Hundred and 'Fifty Pounds (£250), tho o&id Heathcote County Council hcreby makes and levies a SPECIAL RATE o'f ONE HUNDREDTH UF A PENNY in tho ,£ on the Capital Value of all Rateable Property in the Cashmere Riding of the County of Heathcote, being all that area in Heathcoto County bounded towards the northleast generally by tho Citv of Christohurch from Colombo road to St. Martin's Riding as described in the "Now Zealand Gazette" No. 22, of the 23rd March, 1911; thenoe by St. Martin's Riding to the summit of tho Port Hills; thence towards the south-west by the summit of the Port Hills to the southernmost corner of Rural Section 452; thence towards the south-west and west by tho __ road known as Worsley's Track, running along tho north-east boundary.of Rural Section 338, through Rural Sections ,493 and 10210 along the south-west boundaries tl Rural Section 1325, and through Bural Section 383 to the north-oast corner thereof, fund by a right line to the, middle of tho Heathcote River; thenoe towards tho northwest and north generally by the Borough of Sproydon as described in tho Seventh Schedule to the Selwyn County Subdivision Act. 1910, to tho place of commencement; anc" that such Special Rate shall be an annual recurring rate during tho currency of such loan, and shall bo payable yearly on th< ' first day of August in each and every year during tho currency .of such Loan, being a period of five years, or until the Loan >a. fully paid off. And it is hereby further Publicly Notified that the preceding Resolution will be submitted for confirmation as a Special Order at a Special Mooting of tho Heathcote County Council to be held in the County Councd Office. Armagh street, Christchurcli, at 12 Noon on FRIDAY, the 15th day of December, 1916. W. V. SIDDALL, County Clerk. Christchurch, November 15th. 1916. 6351 SELWYN COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an Additional 10 per cent, will be added to oil RATES REMAINING UNPAID on JANUARY Ist. 1917. . All outstanding Rates will be sued for without further notice S. R. WRIGHT, H27 . County Clerk. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of tho late Elizi Sinclair Morley will leave Her late residence, 533 Madras street/ St. Albans, on Saturday, December 9th, at 10 a,m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 1458 THE Funeral of the late Ella Elizabeth Dalton will leave, the Mina Railway Station on arrival of the train from Christchurch, at 1.15 p.m. on Friday, December Bth, for the Homo View Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 1434 rpHE Friends of Mr and Mrs Payne, of /J- Arthur's Pass, are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved daughter, Jean, leaving the residence of her grandmother, 160 Madras street, Christchurch, for the Linwood Cemetery, This Day (Thursday), .tho 7th inst., at 1.30 pjn. LANG-FORD and RHIND. 1442 ■rpKE Friends of Mr and Mrs F. A. Jud;J- kins ar© informed that the Funeral of their late beloved son, Cecil Norman, will leave his grandparents' residence, 189 Brougham street. Sydenham, for the Sydenham Cemetery, This Day (Thunsday;, tho 7th inst. at 10.20 a.m. LANGFORD and RHIND. 1441 THE Friends of the late Mrs Roeannah Lodge ar* invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her Granddaughter's (\La it. Read) residence, No. 161 Selwyn "street, Xo-day (Thursday), .at 2.30 p.m., for the Riccarton Cemetery. J. ANDERSON, 107 Victoria street. .* 385 J. LAMB AND SON, » ' FUNERAL' FURNISHER 3, No. 231 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone KQQ Established 1873. oov. L4l a t TiNGFOKD. AND RHIND, I UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. I 104 Cashei street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, fi 19 London street. 106 Montreal street. n 'Phone 689. 'Phone 1603. ~ L4191-88S1 riEORGE BAERELL, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, I Cr. DURHAM and ST. ASAPH STS. 'PHONE 721. 8727J J. ANDERSON. i TT.NDERTAKER AND FUNERAL FUR. U NISHER. 107 VICTORIA STREET. 'Phone 3803. A 2191 s ____ I ' WANTED KNOWN. ! rpHAT F. H. STEEL has REDUCED tto ! A PRICE OF MEAT to Bock Bottom for SPOT CASH; and as wo have only a short I time to live get tho beet. t Rubbish is dear at any price; the beat is always cheapest in the end. And do not bo persuaded to buv inferior quality or «üb- ' bisli. when by patronising F. H. STEEL you can always rci/ on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Customers in City ai)d Suburbs waited oa Daily for Orders. Letters ar.d telegrams promptly attended to. i Small Goods a Speciality; the annual oat. put reaches half a million pounds. ; The quantity sold speaks for it*eUL