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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. 10,000 CELERY PLANTS FOB SALE. We haw 10,000 CELERY PLANTS for R.».i a (box grown) now read- for sending out. Now is the right time to set out the Main Crop oi this popular vegetable, and if trouble » taken in the preparation of the soil, strong sticks will be developed lor Autumn and Winter u£e. The Celery delights In a soil rich Testable matter, and unless humus is present, onlv indifferent results obtain. The best food to add to the soil is rotted stable manure, this not to bo too far from the roots of the plant, as tho Celery is not a deep rooter. Any fertiliser applied to ti.« soil T>e£or« planting should be rich in potaEh and phosphate». ■When the plants are in full growth, Nitrate of Soda, may be applied as a top dressing, especially wlieu it is rainy woatficr. BTEOJCG PLANTS Ge p«r 100; 3s 6d for 50, 2s 'or 25. Railage and Postage extra. ORDER EARLY; Telephone 241. NAIBN SONS, Lincoln road, CJiiktchurch, -M'6G7&-5466 C. E. GIBBONS AND CO.'S OF PLANTS FOB WINTER USE. Borecole or Kale Savoy, in variety. Brussels Sprouts. Cauliflower, Autumn Cabbage, Red Pickling Giant. Celery, m variety. Cabbage, in variety. Broccoli, Early and Leek, Giant sorts. Late. N.B.—Prices range from Is 6d to 2s p®r 100, with the exception of Celery Plants. Every line, offered well rooted, healthy plants. C. E. GIBBONS and CO., G6299-743 647 Colombo street. FOR WINTER USE. /""(LEAN, well-grown Plants of the fol\J lowing: —Broccoli, Brussels Sprout 3, Celery, Cauliflower, Savoy, Curly Kale, Leeke. IN ANY QUANTITY. R. S. SHILLITO, Seedsman end Florist, K8771-1532 767 Colombo street. QCOUTO METAL POLISH does its work O quickly and keeps the. brass aa the good housewife likes it Sold by all Grocers and Ironmongers in large and small sized tins. H 5509 HOLIDAYS may come and go, but the ■ pleasure of getting best value for money spent is with tw all the time. When the demand is for comfortable or exclusive clothing it will bo found. "PATRICIA'S" prices, are most satisfactory. We specialise in BLQUSES and LINGERIE, and in JUMPERS made to your own design from choice- wools! Call comev Montreal and Victoria streets. • L 5466-6644 JAMES SHAND AND CO., LTD., 189 HEREFORD STREET. IMPORTERS OF WINES, SPIRITS, 1 TEA, ETC. Sole Agents Johnny Walker, Y.0.M., and Heather Dew Whiskies. Bisqutt, Dubouche and Co.'s Special French Brandies, Red and Blue Monogram Cigarettes, etc. Private Families Supplied in Assorted Dozens. 'Phone 653. SB9OI BEST WORKMANSHIP, with Moderate Charges, more comfort Mid mastication obtained by calling on and having your Teeth made by W. J. DAWSON. 240 High street, Over Simpaoß and Williams. D287M596 PROMPT VULCANIZING I YOU oan leavs your TUBES at B. BARTER'S in the morning, and oollect them at. night. Her.e work M promptly and expertly done—no inserts are used. Every patch is Vulcanized to last and give satisfaction.- Call I R. BARTER, Cr. Armagh street and Oxford terrace. 8295# FRUIT SALES. SEND your FRUIT, PEAS, and POTATOES to us; highest prices, commission only 7J per cent, against 10 per cent, and 12J per cent, charged by other merchants. CANTERBURY ORCHARDISTS' CO-OP., LIMITED, 651 Colombo street, Christchurch. Cold Stores and Fruit Mart. Tel. 3798. 6113 T.O FARMERS. WHEAT. • WE ARE GOVERNMENT BROKERS FOR HANDIjING OF WHEAT. WE are also CASH BUYERS, at Full Market Rates, of OATS, CHAFF, POTATOES, PEAS, BEANS, GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS, Etc. , KAYE and CARTER, LTD., K4237 163 Hereford street. "PLINCHER CYCLE TYRES" just arV rived from tho huge Rubber Mills in Edinburgh. All grade to suit all pockets, and guaranteed six, nine, twelve, and fifteen months. Sold by all the, Cycle Trade. H 5509 FUNERAL NOTICES. m[HE Friends of the late Mrs Mary Walker -1 are invited to attend her Funeral, leaving her late residence, S3 Cluro road, St. Albans, on Tuesday, at 1 p.m., and arriving ot t.he Springs ion Gemtery at 2 p.m. GEOUGE BARRELL. " ' 1719 Francis McAloon will leave his late residence, 35 Rogers street, Sydenham, on Tuesday, February Ist. at 8.40 a.m., for the Catholic Cathedral. Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. and then to Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. \ 7759 I\HE Friends of Mt and Mrs 1 11. Kingston ' 'ore invited to attend tho Funeral of their late daughter, Rlioda May EaJam, leaving *225 Durham street, This Day (Tuesday), at 1 p.m., for the Linwood Ctemcterv. GEORGE BARRELL. 47 rpHE .Funeral of the late Mrs Amelia Annie 1 Hutcheson will leave her lata residence, 26 Cecil street, Sydenham, for the Sydenham Cemetery, This Day (Tuesday), the lft day of February, ait 11 a.iu. JOHN RHIND. 7754 J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS, No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone CQQ Established 1873. UOtJ. L 4151 FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. MOTOR HEARSES AND CAR.RIAGES. 106 Montreal street, - 'Phone: Sydenham. ;803. 19 London street, 'Phor.e: Richmond. 659. P.O. Boz 523. OHNRH I N D, J Town Office: 104 Cashel street. 'Phone 812. FUNERALS conducted by Motor llears» or with Horses. R8855-9493 G EORGE BARRELL, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 221. Garage: 225 Durham street. 'Phetie 721. Night or Day. T>ALCAIRN-LEITHFIELD CAR. IN connexion with the Mail Service a Car will meet the Morning Train at 3ALCAIBN Daily' to convev passengers 40 LEITHFIELD. If required for Evening Train 'Phone the LeithSeld Pest Oficc. J. W. SARICH, XIOS L^itt'v6»' J