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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16213, 16 May 1918, Page 9

WANTED KNOWN. WANTKD-KNOWN-I pay the highest » T prices for Pianos, S-ewins: Machines, and Furniture of all descriptions, Clothing, Boots. I buy anything. Bo euro and give us a ring. I buy light out for cash. 1 have also for Sale: Quiet Horse and Hil*.ncss, trial; Half-lock Express. Tho lot a Bargain. I will exohango Rubber-tyred 4wheeler, carry 8 passengers, English built Carriage, cost £350wi1l cxchango for firstgrade Piano. Inspection invited. Give me a ring (4045), 93 Lower High street. B L 4540-1046 WE are tho Leading House for Linoleums, and give tho best value, high freights do r.ot affect us-. We hold tho stock. Holmes and Sons, 130 and 132 High street. H4315 MISCELLANEOUS. CHIMNEY Sweep. Armstrong, 51 Fairfield avenue. Neatness and Cloanliness a speciality. 'Phono 1613. 358 CHIMNEY Sweeping. 'Phono 2090, or 39 Andover street. T. Benjamin-Smith. 602 "TTNIQUE" HOT BAGS at® U manufactured by tho 'NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO., EDINBURGH, from the best Plantation Rubber and never leak. When baying from your trader mako sure of tho brand- . FIELD and Garden Peas.Wo aro now prepared to arrange Contracts for the produoo of 1918-19 crop. Liberal prices to expert growers, who must possess 6uitablo land.. Early applicants can select variety from "new colonial-grown stocks. On behalf of principals, J. Meagher und Co., Produco Merchants. . 508 "TTNIQUE" HOT WATER -BAGS PROU DUCE A SOUND NIGHT'S SLEEP on a freezing cold night. When buying from your traAr make sure of the brand. H4SSI. FOR Your Soldier Boy's Safety.—Send him a Bullet-proof Body-shield. Defies Bayonot, Shrapnel, and Revolver Fire. Warm and comfortable. Delivered anywhere in War Zone, 77s 6d. P.O. Box 657, Christohurch. M 6387 MAKE your own Tomato Samoa with GOLDEN BREW VINEGAR. Tho highest grade Malt Vinegar on tho Woild's Market. Sold by all Grocers at ONE SHILLING per bottle. H4586-9313 17* OR Furniture of overy description pay * Holmes and Sonß a visit and inspect their show rooms, at 130 and 132 High street. Bedsteads and Linoleums our speciality. • H4207 "TTNIQUE" HOT WATER BAGS mako U co ld feet warm and give long service. When buying look for brand on neck of bag. ' H4SSI LEFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs Meagher. Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfits, Boots, Trunks, ' Portmanteaux, also Ladies' and Children's Clothing. 123 Lower High ctreot. Letters promptly attended' to. Telephone No. 8678 M 6122 H' OLMES and SONS only stock their celebrated 4-ply Wire Mattresses,' and sell 1 at bedrock prices, at 130 and .132 High street. e H4315 1 PICKLE YOUR ONIONS \ T*7ITH .GOLDEN BREW, the high-grM* r -VV ifaJt Vinegar. . Sold by all Grocers 1 at ONE STTTT.T.INTG par bottle. H4586-3313 WOLSELEY 2-Seater, complete with dectrio lighting set, 5 dctaohable wire 1 wheels and tyres, and full standard equip- 1 1 ment. Very economical on petrol and tyres. Inspect at Adams's,' Ltd. Price £250 not ' c n * ' 9958 t — r LEFT-OFF Clothing—Pritchard is a Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfit and Left- • off Clothing, Boots,. Trunks, Portmanteaux, i and Ladies' and Children's Clothing. Spot - Ring up 'Phone 3334, or write 13 Victoria street. P8073 1 Ti/ruST Sell, Owner going into Camp.— *• I IV± Studebaker Six-cylinder Touring Car, electric starter, lamps, horn, 6 detachable > rims and lyres, etc. Prico for quick ealo, J £425 net cash, i Adams, Ltd., 219 Tuam street. 9958 | "TTNIQUE" HOT WATER BAGS' keep U the cold out" and never leak. When ' buying from your trader look-for brand on I neck of bag. H4581 TUMBLERS, Tumblers.—Wo in not short, of Tumblers, in fact we have more ' than ever, but we can't pretend they arc cheap. Minson's. M6381-3ga , i TTOME MADE PICKLES are always tasty ' rj H when made with _ GOLDEN BREW VINEGAR. , I Sold by all Grocers. ONE SHILLING per ; bottle. H4886-9313 H i otiMES and SONS manufacture all their own Bedding, and guarantee it made j from this best Samarang Kapoc. Buy diieot ' from the manufacturers. Hißla FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of tho late MetcalE . will leave' her late refiidence, 14 Alewcastle etreot, Ijinwood, on J?Viday, May 17tb> at 3.30 p.m., for tho Linwood Cemotory. LAMB end SON. 2i>u9 THE Funeral of tho late Robert Cooper will take placo on Friday, May 17th, arriving at the Linwood Cemetery 11.16 a.m. J. LAMB and SON. 2310 Twfc Funeral of tho late John Whittington will leave the residence of his sister, Mrs E. Powell, 514 St. Asaph, street, Linwood, on Saturday, May 18th, at 2 p.m;, for tho Woolston Cemetery. J. LAMB antl ■ SON. 2312 riTHE Funeral o£ the late Bertha, Reid will. A" leave the residence of Mr P. O'Connor, -Kin" street, ltangiora, on Friday, the 17ta instf, at 11 a.m., for the Oxford Cemetery. . H. J. GULLIVER. 231 i George .barrel L, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSE AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. ' FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 221. Garage: 235 Durham street. 'Phone 721. Night or Day. -fcS727l J t.AM-R AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. I MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART- ' OF CANTERBURY. No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. ' Telephone 530 Established 187^.^ AND BHIND, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. 104 Cashel street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19 London street, 106 Montreal street. 'Phone CB9. 'Phone 1603. L 4191-8851 MOURNING. ARMSTRONG'S Specialias ' MOURNING. -"■ in all Mourning re- ' MOURNING, quired. Costumes executed • MOURNING. v in 24 hours. A Special De- | MOURNING, partment and Workroom if i MOURNING, devoted to these needs. MOURNING. Department opened from MOURNING. 8.30 a:m. By ringing up No. MOURNING. 1473 or 1049 you - can have MOURNING, an experienced Assistant' wait MOUK-iING. upon you at your own hams.