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PUBLIC NOTICES. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. Rendering of • our NOVEMBER J- STORE ACCOUNTS beinc unavoidably aeiuyed by reason of the depletion of the Clerical Staff through tho INFLUENZA ? EPIDEMIC, the DISCOUNT PERIOD will . be extended to tho 24th INST., in lieu of tho 15th INST., as customary. E. W. RELPH, . 5747 ' General Manager. BUY LIFE ASSURANCE. 1 BUY LIFE ASSOKANCE. BU X * LIFE ASSURANCE. AND assure your life under a" "Commercial"* policy with THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION; 'cease paying premiums during the unproductive years of life, get equivalent Asauranoe for every Premium paid, and a Policy for. a smaller Pro* mium, and earning larger profits than can be obtained from any other office. BUY A "COMMERCIAL" POLICY. BUY A "COMMERCIAL" POLICY. 1 BUY A "COMMERCIAL" POLICY. Apply to , W. fiELLIWELL, ' ■ District Manager, N6415 143 Hereford street, Christohurch. ■ COLLARS, 6d HALF-DOZEN, highly finished. Linwood Steam Laundry, Gloucester street.' 'Pbono 1968. Agents—Rawson and Low, Cathedral square; J. T.VForrester, 'Colombo etreet, Sydenham near Crossing; Robertson's Dye .Works, Colombo street North; Mr Lilly, Barbadoes street and Edgeware road; Mr Williamson's, opp. Lancaster Hotel, Ferry road; Uncle Tom's Cabin, and Ern Smith, Carrier, New Brighton. K4563 PARIS SCHOOL, (Registered^ Learn the perfect up-to-date SYSTEM OF COSTUME AND DRESSMAKING. Experts to» Teach You. No Charts. Single Lessons Is each. Costumes and-Dressee, cut sad fitted, 6a.' Railway Concession Tickets on application. MRS GENN, MANAGER, 272 HIGH ST G4771 LADIES' OUTFITTERS. HOME KNITTING DEPOT. TUST Arrived—Dainty Millinery for Infants M , and Children, Muslin and Silk Mstmntr I Coate,. Dresses, Baby Linen, and Women's :Cambrio Underwear a Speciality. Blaok Sateen Underskirts, good quality, Caahmei* Lisle and Silk 'Hosiery, Home-knit Stockings .and. Socks, and . Fancy Hose. Agents Pauline "Reliable" Paper. Patterns.. New Patterns every month. iIRS PALMER, 765 Colombo streets Telephone 1279. P6312-960 IN THE ESTATE of JAMES KELCHER, late of Flax ton, Farmer. IT IS REQUESTED that all claims against the above Estate be rendered immedi- | ately to the undersigned, certified as due and owing on 3rd. day of DECEMBER, 1918, ber i ing- tho date of death.. ERNEST E. PAPPRILL, • Solicitor, 5766 84 Hereford street, Chriatchurch. IN THE ESTATE of ALFRED "WILLIAM ! RUTHERFORD, JUNIOR, late of ' Brookdale, Shoepfarmer, deceased. , IT IS REQUESTED that AT,J, ACCOUNTS .owing by the above-named deceased be eent in duplicate to the undersigned not later ' than 24th INSTANT, and certified ss due. ' and owing on the 18th NO.VEMBER,, 1918. , J. H. STRINGER, caro of MESSRS STRINGER and BRIDGE, 81 Cathedral square, 5762 Christchurch.

iy,TRS WILSON haa returned, and miy be interviewed at the Spiritualists' Church, Woroostor street, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, -10 &.m. till fi pan. 693 CHRISTMAB HAMS. TTtTE have been {avowed with a large oon- * » ' eignent of the famous "SWAN" HAMS and BACON for Iho Christmas Season. This brand is noted for its consistent good quality, being Mildly Cured and of Delicious Flavour. Onr large and increasing' sales for "SWAN" BACON and HAMS merits-us to demand the very best selection at all times. As supplies are not equal to the demand we advise early bookings to prevent disappointment. CHRISTMAS HAMS can bo PERFECTLY us at a nominal charge. We also lead in all other lines for CHRISTMAS REQUIREMENTS. FRANK A. COOK, LTD., THE GROCERS, 748 COLOMBO STREET. C 2565-5768