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PUBLIC NOTICES. PEACE NUMBER ! Of "IJIHE WEEKLY PRESS" Will be Ready NEXT TUESDAY. TEE ISSUE WILL BE LIMITED To THE NUMBER ORDERED. YOU SHOULD NOT DELAY, Therefore, In sending your Orders In. F TO RANGIORA AND COUNTRY RESIDENTS. TV/TESSRS H. M. HAWKINS and 00. betf -t'J- to announce thai in conjunction with their GENERAL STORE and BAKERY they have opened a HI&H-GLIVSS SMALL GOODS and CONFECTIONERY SHOP, and will bo pleaecd to receive orders for SOCIALS, PARTIES, and PICNICS, WEDDING. BIRTHDAY, ami WELCOME HOME OAKES. Only best maiteriala used. A trial order solicited. H. M. HAWKINS and OO'., 6188F Rangiora. IN THE ESTATE of MARY FRANCES MACFARLANE, late of Lyndoa, Waiau, Widow, deceased. IT ia requested that all Accounts against the above-named Mary. Frances Macfarlane be rendered to the 'undersigned, certified as due and owing by her at tho time of her death on tho 15th July, 1919. HELMORE and VAN ASCH, Solicitors for tbe Estate, 6120F 83 Hereford street, Christchurch. IN THE ESTATE of EDWARD RICHARD .'GOOD, late of - Rangiora, ••• doocased. ; Fis requested that all claims against tho above Estate be rendered at onco to the undersigned, certified as .duo and by him at tho time of his deitth, namely, the 9lh day of JULY, 1919. ERNEST E. PAPPRILL, Solcitor, 84 Hereford street, PJ9IP Olirifltohuicih. George Thompson, storekeeper, dw> field, re-opens' AUGUST lot—l 4 Day#' Special Sale, 10 p2r oent. Cash Discount off Drapery. 5 per cent, off Grocery and HoidwteV I£2Z? COAL SHORTAGE. MOCKETT'S SERVICE CARS wiU run Christchurch-Culverden on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, returning same day. Hawke'a Garage, Durham etreet, Depart 8.45. Book Seats, Hawke'a Garage. XlO3 FPIIOO PEACE CELEBATIONS. THIS DAY. "TV/TONA VALE," Feudal ton, will again be IYJL ILLUMINATED. Admission, to the Grounds Free. Conservatories and Fernery open, to public flt an inclusive charge of Is. Proceeds to St. Saviour's Orphanage. Grounds open from 2.30 p.m. to 9.0 p.m. Tako No. 9 Tram to Fendalton Railway Crossing._ ' ' WW THORPE AND CO., 101 LOWER HIGH STREET, Christchurch, ARE CASH BUYERS OF Rags, old clothing, tailors' and WOOLLEN CLIPPINGS, Etc. P.O. Box 434. 'Phono 5774. J. C. JACKSON AND CO., RAG AND METAL MERCHANTS, 166 MADRAS STREET, Near High street. Exporters and cash buyers of Rabbitakina, Socking, Scrim, Old Rope, Canvas, Household Rags, Tailors' Cuttings, Sweepings, Fat. Rubber, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Lead, Cast Iron, Sacks in any quantity. Highest Prices. Ring 'Phone 4842 Automatic. J4947 MEDICAL. VIA VI HYGIENIC SERVICE for Reconstruction of Rccupcrativo and Resistive Power produces its curative results through Dependable, Rationai Assistance to bodily Power of Nerve Action and Control, effecting the Removal of tho Causo responsible for General or Localised ill-health, to which Bpccific, safe, and harmless local assistance is given as wolL ! THE VIAVI WAY TO HEALTH ban been established for over 30 years throughout the entire English-speaking world in every prinj eipal City, of which Viavi Rooms, in charge I of specially trained and worthy women, are { conducted. THE VLVVI HYGIENIC SERVICE has i accomplished its superb achievements through Real Human Service, in which plain j truth and absoluto honesty are the only : policy. ' Anyone will find information on the Viavi I Hygienic Servicc moet helpful, pleasing, and i worth while, and is. well advised to com- | municaie errßonally or by letotr, just a3 visitor or enqturer. with the Manager: Mrs Laiy, VIAVI-CHRISTCHURCH. established for over 15 years, ct No. S Roval Exchange Building, Cathedral square, Christchurch. 1195 BELFAST SCHOOL. lIEADMASTER invites Names of «- I JIL Scholars eligible HONOURS BOARD. I 1270 j PUBLIC NOTICE, j RICCARTON RESIDENTS. I MABELA MALTED FOOD. FOR Infants, Invalids, and Nureing Mothers. can no'-v obtained frcm W. A. jB. MORTON. Chemist. Riccorton road. Ma. be!a Food is all British. Local agent, A. J. ' HERN, 17a Victoria street. 'Phono 3523. J 6237 OWNER of SECTION, BISHOP STREET, I St". Albans, is prepared to Build a | TWO-STOREY" BUNGALOW | To Suit Buyer. E. J. WEB^EY, Builder, St. Albans, iikw 1$ •tzcet»-