PUBLIC NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TUBLIC. TH.E UNITED SERVICE BOTTLE STORE is now preparing CHRISTMAS ! HAMPERS as follc.vs : — j No. 1 Haicr' er ' eontams:— 1 I 1 Bottle 15-ycar-oid Whito Horse Whisky, j i 1 Bmtle Foil:: Girr.rd XXX Brandy. I ; 1 Bottle Bt-s: Por: Wine. j ( 6 Bottles Assorted Col. A!*> and Stout. ' No. '- Uarnwr. 3os, contains:— j F S Botil»« 1-5-ytar-O'd White Horse Whiskv. 1 Bat tic Best Port Wire. " I 1 Bottle X Hen:ie«sy. ! 8 Bottles A.=(-l'-. Cel. Aio and Stout. j 1 No. :! Hacsiwr, 4'">s, contains:— ! 2 Bottles 15-vear-old White Horse Whiekv. j 1 Mottle Felix Girard XXX Brandy. * j I 1 80-.'.'t lkrst- Port Wine. | 1 Bottlo Sherry. I i o Bottles Assfd. Col. Ale and Stout. i Also notice-that SINGLE BOTTLES of all ' Wines and Spirits are sold at WHOLESALE PRICES. A 1 i Brands of Whisky sold by tho i case. Price, duty paid, from Gss upwards. TELEPHONE No. 40G. j Ail orders executed promptly, forwarded by j rail, or delivered in any part of the city. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS EARLY. ! UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. i J. MANDEL. ! M 1219 Proprietor. POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS TO AMERICA AND ALL OTHER NEUTRAL COUNTRIES. TTNDER tho new regulations, Newspapers' addressed to Neutral Countries aro not forwarded UNLESS DESPATCHED THROuGH. THE PUBLISHING OFFICE OF THE PAPER ITSELF. Readers 61 "THE PRESS," "THE WEEKLY PRESS,'' and "THE EVENINB NEWS" who have been sending copies of these papers to friends resident in any neutral country can onsuro future forwarding by communicating with tho Publisher, Christchurch Press Co., Ltd., Cathedral square. F BURL E Y ' S Q.BAND MOTOR TRIP, LEAVING SATURDAY, 16th. OTIRA TO CHRISTCHURCH, via HOKITIKA, REEFTON. WESTPORT, NELSON, and KAIKOURA. TWO MORE SEATS AVAILABLE. Book with C. W. HERVEY, 59 Cathedral square, or tho Government Tourist Department, Hereford street. 82342-1583 BURLEY'S MOTORS. STILL WATER-REEFTON. BURLEY'S MOTORS will Meet Train SATURDAY, taking passengers to lieefton to connect Glcnhope Car Monday. For particulars apply TOURIST DEPARTMENT, Or C. W. HERVEY, 1927 59 Cathedral square. pLINCHER CYCLE TYRES *0 Aro guaranteed for Twelve and Fifteen Months, aixd are mado for long wear on rough roads. SOLD BY ALL CYCLE DEALERS. 4 ST. HELENS HOSPITAL, CHRISTCHURCH. EXPECTANT MOTHERS. ON and after December 12th tho Medical Officer of St. Helens Hospital will attend at St. Helens Hospital, Christchurch, 01: TUESDAY and FKIDAY AFTERNOONS, from 3 to 4, for the purposo of giving advico to expectant mothers. Patients who intend to book for admission to St. Helens Hospital, and patients who intend to, or have, engaged private medical aud r-ursing attendance, and whose husbands are r.ot in receipt of more than £4 per week, are earnestly invited to > visit tho Hospital between tho hours of 3 and 4 p.m. on the days aforesaid, when advice as to their condition will be given free. Tho toims at St. Helens Hospital aro as follows: —30s per week, including medical attendance, nursing, and maintenance. Full particulars obtainablo from tho Matron. 1867 BY ORDER. ATEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE SECURITY IN AND TRUSTEE CO, LTD. Authorised Capital .. .. £200,000 MONEY" TO LEND. On Good Securities for fixed terms, or repayable by monthly instalments. Executors, Trustees, Attorneys, And Agents for Absentees. FIXED DEPOSITS RECEIVED. OFFICES: 143 Hereford street, Christchurch NG245-1825 TVTORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE, L. or IN G. QUALITY . Gives longor eerr.co than other makes. Sold bv al' traders. Specify NORTH BRITISH. 2191 CYRIL K. WHALE . (Late of Petersen's, Ltd.). BEGS to inform his Friends that he is established in Business on his own account at I SANDSTON'S, JEWELLERS, 138 CASHEL STREET (Next Ballantyne'e). W8243 THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT. 1908 (Section 50.) In the Estate of JOSEPH ALLEN ELLIOTT, of Ashburton, Labourer, deceased. ALL Creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send theiu, «i*.i particular.:, on the fr-rjns provided, to tho Local Dcputy-Public Trustee, of the Public Trust Office at Christchurch, on or before the 15th day of February. 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. • All moneys payable to tho above c-.:f 1 may be> lodged to the cr- r'it of the P'jblio Trustee's account at any postal money-order office, or paid to Local Deputy-Public Trustee of the Public Trust .Office at Christ-church. FRED. FITCHETT. -Public Trnstf. December 13th, 1916. JT-C7 MEETINGS. CHRISTCHURCH PERMANENT RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' ANNUAL SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY. The annual general meeting win be held in the Ambulance Room at tho Chrisi-cnurch Railwav Station on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Balance-sheet and Annual Rejxirt; Auditor's Report, and Election of Officers. At the conclusion o- the Annual Meeting, a Special General Meetinir will be held to consider the following noticcs of motion: —• "That rule XII.. clai.Ko 1., bo amended to provico that the amount '01" funeral benefit paid to a member or. account of tho death o: his •wi;'e, thai! not exceed £I'J." Rule XII., clause III.: "That this clause be considered, with a .0w of placing \Jf.a funeral benefit scheme oc a sounder basii." WMT. ANDERSON, 1972 Secretary. ■\TORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE. L. or IN G. QUALITY. Stands with a World's Reputation behind it. Sold bv all Traders. Specify NORTH BRITISH 2191 rpHE Special "Pags for Women" in Satur--L day's Editions of "The Evening News'' appeals to everyone. A Bright Horn# Magazine.
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15774, 15 December 1916, Page 1
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