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WANTED TO SELL. IVANTED - to" Sell" 3-oeater Fiat. Apply > > Jlawkes. Ltd. J IU I7"0R Sale, mv Motor Gar a fro and Up-to- ■ date Plant: a cocd business guaranteed. Appiy at oncc, Morccr's Garage, Waikar:^ 0 "WANTED Sell (TPulfets (6} month®). 21s -»>' lot; C Yo'-.:n ? lions. ICa 6d lot. li> Kerr's lane, oS St. Aibar..* etrcot._ 11tOR~S a! 0, Bit Motor-cycle, Ci h.p., c?ri°> - frame: in good condition; cheap. App^y Msling and Company. Tr..:. H55 "YTtANTED a 3-ton Lorry. a; so ' ' ' Li'/ln Sprint: L>ray. lialli Carts. Station Waggon. vStcel Bros., Acdington. IUM "I TV OK Sale, 11 Single-cylinder 8 h.p. De Dion J- Motor'-c-ir, w;tli dcuichablo tonneau, sparo whee'., s.nd ai-ccsj -riof. In splendid order. Economical to mn. Yorv ouitab.e for iradcfinau. Any tr--il give::. Owr.or getting larger car. £05. Arp!y Bex 94, Oauiaru. DEPOSITT >'<1 per week—Houso c*®/— D o; 3 rooms, b." throoj:, copper and tube. Price 1310. Forest and Perkins, 433 Colombo street, Sydenham. -PkO DEPOSiy. balanco as rent —House cOOU o£ -1 roams, washhousc, copper and tube. Price- .0175. Forest and Perkins, 431 Colombo i?-j —HOUSE of o rcoais, waehho-.:ee. X/JLOO cupper and tubs. Easy terms. Forest and Perkins, -133 Colombo street. Sydenham. S9l "\7ITANTED Soil. Sinpcr Drophead, 3 years »* written guarantee; terms arranged. Globe, High street. Triangle.

TAT ANTED to Soli, immediately, Old-estab-V f listed Fruit, Co:ife\ ticr.ery, and Toa lioom Business in the centre vi the City: £. I«a9e, low rental, good turnover. Owner tx>!iiu'-' account ill-hejJth. W. F. Simos ;<r.d Co.. Auctioneers and Eg t ate Agent?, 140 Hereford street. 82G TTPHOLSTERING, Cabiaetmaking, [Hid House Furnishing Bus;ne.-<?, N. 1., four years' connexion. Furnituio Stock and Upholstering Material* a*, low figure. Only X ono lirm in opposition. Disposing through enlistment. Great chance for advancement. , Amply H. Bratt. llirh-class Upholsterer. Re- ] torua, North Inland. 1113 j Sale, First-claps Suburban General Stoic; sound, solid business. Apply F.W., •'Press''' Office. 4tS2 QINGER Drop-heads, cheap; terms arranges cd. No canvassers employed. Globe, 261 High street, Triangle. _____ WANTED Sell, Butchcr's Tubs and Troughs for ecaldini- and curing pigs; Water Troughs for Cattle; Wash Tubs with brass plugs and chains, guaranteed not to ; leek. 20s; Casks for summer drinks; Bakere' Ferment and Yraat Tubs, AVarhing Machines, and Churns made and repaired. Sutherland, 70 Tuam street W. 'Phone 1751, 58238-2971 QINGER, latest, GC. cheap; drop-head, in O oak, £i IO3; Treadle, £1 15s; Terms arranged. Globe, 261 High street, Triangle. P. L. DAVIES AND CO. jPQfk—REDUCED to £25 per acre, for - S/uv a 60-ACRE Farm, owned by the seller, for about 50 years, who is now 78 years of ago and in ill-health A genuine , proposition, and can be recommended; situ- ; ated one mile from Balcairn Railway Station, School, and Post Officc, on the banks , of the Kowai River. 6-Roomed House, Stable, ChaShouse, Trap Shed, divided into 7 Paddocks; 13 Acres in wheat, 20 Acres in Algerian Oats, balance 2-year-old gTaes. 1 An ideal place for apple growing, being shel- - taied by natural teiTaoe. Road all round tho property. Could bo subdivided into 12 FIVE-ACRE LOTS. Clear Title. A ' got to go f Ic* and the PRICE IS RIGHT. : Call or wruo to tho Agents. P. L. DAVIES and CO., S4O 161 Caehel street. ■ i PORT HILLS. PORT HILLS. [ Now Bungalow. Over 2 Acres. "LIVE THE HIGHER LIFE." "A PLACE IN THE SUN." "Without frosts, fogs, damp and depression. Doctors send peoplo hero to got well of asthma, lung and throat troubles. Health, scenery, and utility combined. Fruit, flowers, vegetables, milk, and honey. pniCE £ll2o. Great Prospoctivo Value. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO.. IM7 ' 169 Cashcl street. WANTED TO LET. rpo Lot, Five Rooms. Apply Mrs Cam-' -I- pion, SO6 Manchester street. All con1163 WANTED TO RENT. ~ WANTED, Several Modern Houses for desirable ton-ante; also, a few Small Furnished Houses. No canvassing. Diroct particulars rcepectfully requested. J. Meagher and Co., 155 Cashel street. 'Phono 202 C. 806 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. "X/VTANTED by Elderly Lady, Bed and '' * ' Sitting-room with attendance; quiet liomo." Apply "Immediately," Office this Paper. 11SG SITUATIONS WANTED" ELDERLY Single Man wants position as Under Gardener, milk, attend pony, fowls, etc. "Capa.blo," "Press" Office. 1151 REFINED and Travelled Lady seeks posi- ■ tion as Housekeeper in gentleman s home, u&ed to management of servants. Farm or Station preferred. Apply K.U., ''Press" Office. _ 4632 MARRIED Man, Class D, Second Division, seeks engagement 02 Working Manager | or Head Shepherd, capable taking charge ■ (Sheep or Agriculture). Five year 3 last place as Working Foreman-Head Shepherd; references. Apply A.8., "Press" Office. 1153 j ~ — • | LESS Kerosene and more heat, that's what Minsou'a Heaters mean. They look handsome, too. 823 Cd. 42a 6d, 52e Gd. ' M 6179-423 OTOR Cycle Riders—Make sure of demanding CLINCHER Motor Cyclo C'ovor3 which are mado by British Experts, for long service. HAYWARD BROS, and CO., LTD., Sole Control lem. H4380

(•Phone 694 Jane 20/17. B MEMORANDUM 8 From I H. PANWELL & CO., 10 | Bootmakers & Importers, Mr. Stewart Robinson, I 105 Manchester Street, t | Christchurch » Chnstchurch 8 By Speda! Appointment U Hit Excellency the Earl of R»nfarly 8 MR. STEWART ROBINSON, , , _ B Dear Sir, We have considered yoar offer of 15/6 In the £ for W. W. Webb s Boot sad Shoe 9 stock, Lyttelton, consisting of a large proportion of the stock, some seven hundred pairs, now H contained in Room 17, Heywood's Buildings, and have decided to accept the same. As the goods 3 are listed at pre-war prices this should prove one of the best purchases you have made far'some I time, hoping you will have a good sale.—We remain, years faithfully, ( ' V S H. PANNELL 4 CO. 1 !All Previous Sales Eclipsed Lyttelton Stock Sacrificed Mr. W. W. Webb, the well-known Lyttdtoo Boot Importer, has retired from bnslnes», alter tarring disposed of his whole stock to Messrs. H. Pannell 4 Co. By arrangement with the latter firm we have taken over 700 pairs of splendid quality Boots and Shoes at 15/6 in the £. Lyttelton residents and Peninsula folk are requested to note the Special Bargains. PRICE LIBT u pairs GENTS' TAN WILLOW BALMORALS, YOUTHS' CHROME BALMORALS, sizes :to 5 neat toe .. .. .. .. 12/8 20 pairs GENTS' BLACK GLACE and BOX MEN'S MEDIUM CHROME BOOTS--SPLENDID "wTOE-FrrnVG MEVS GOLOSHES, for wet wcalher 4/6 3/8 pair 3I „/- N™7/« Ivies' LACE SHOES, neat toe. smaUs.res J/11 pc 12 pairs BOX CALF WELTED BALMORALS— LADIES' FELT SLI p PERS -Now 1/6 pair 1 Now Is/# LADIES' COLOURED SATIN SHOES— •f pairs LADIES' SAMPLE SHOES and BOOTS „ X /} im trees) .. .. 10/0 12/S 14/6 LADIES'CAMEL HAIR SLIPPERS, leath« soles LADIES' TAN LACE BOOTS-NowlO/6. 12/8 PVTENT DAN -cnCG SHOES^ LADIES' BLACK LACE BOOTS- GENTb 4/ „ #/6 8/# pair Now 10/9 12/9 14/6 wtvk GUM BOOTS, for Shooting season Z7/6 pc. GIRLS' TAN LACE BOOTS, size 10 to 16/11 pair ■ ' spuT BLUCH £R.S-At 7/11 pair LADIES'EVENING SHOES 2/11 J/11 4/11 pair 'U. B QX CALF DERBY SHOES 10/9 pair 45 and GLACE KID CHROME DERBY SHOES 9/6 pair HAND-SEWN BALMORALS— LADIES' CHROME LEG LETS, all leather— 22/6 23/» 25/- pw At 12/9 pair 16 pairs GENTS' HEAVY SOLE, BOX CALF VATDS' SPLIT LEGLETS—At 6/9 pair UPPERS, DERBY FRONTS—UsuaI Price 35/- GIRLS' SPLIT LEGLETS. 10 xl 3 6/11 pair Now 25/— j 6 MEN'S CHROME DERBY BALMORALS, GENTS' BROGUE SHOES, in black and taa heel and toe plate •• •: (samples) .. .. .. 22/6 25/- 144 CHILDREN'S PATENT LEATHER ANKLE MEN'S NAILED SHOOTERS-Now 14/11 18/6 STRAPS, 4to 6 1/« Postage extra 6d. » I Stewart Robinson I I CASHEL STREET I