k •; n a t y. s Up to ST J po: o-nt. «r. t,Hur.«n W t m^§ f fan .•.< rl-i:iinfd bv tg, r< Rixx Kr, L Art ny ATi J vr t> rrixki. v. it ri < And iIMPI.EX KXTIXr.riSHEJI The GRIXXELL E.\:inguish<s« the* Fir», CalU the Brigade. Rings an Alarm Gong. It givee fhe> only absolute eeon-.lty i lots by fire, and you cannot insure Loss of Businrs*. \ Particular* and Estimate* FREE fwj ARTHUR D. RILEY and CO., LTD, 152 HEREFORD STREET, Telephone 1061. F.O. Box 51, I 80C59-8133 Tenders a™ invito until 12 com* THURSDAY, l'erenu>cr Bth, lot <k ERECTION ot RKSllli'MF, Kaupoi. Plans and ni .1 y be wen alfc Office of 11. UUfkivfii and' Co., KiiM anw my Offico, Niukiul Mutual BuildiS Hereford street, Chnstclnr.rh. r,. T. I.UCA3, R?g- Anhittil National Mutual Building*, j Hereford street, t liristchurch. Ci rpENDERS are in-ritcd fir th« PTJRCHifI ' of 10 TONS (o r less) of TAILOU CLEAN WOOLLEN CLIPPINGS. eam;nc can be submitted. Reply P.O. BOX 960, Qfti J ARRAH TIMBER COMPANY, CHM|| CHURCH IMPORTERS of Hardwood*, Oregon, 14 wood, Maple, Oak, Ash, Hickory, Po!»«. 8-ply Wood* in Cottonwood, Oak, tad OMf Pine. Hardwood Stakes alway* on hand. TRUGRANINO.—W* hold th« N.Z. JU|M for "Trujraning." This 1* a new proe* for putting the moat artletlo figuring M any ordinary plain timber*. Furnit*| either old or new, can be Trugraned. If M are building call and eee us before deciaiq on ycur panolLing, eto. KONKA SHEATHIW* We hold the North Canterbury Agency to this ideal building material. Kotik* dowl decay with age like weatherboard!, bat pa on hardening until it i* stone-hard. KONKA i« damp-proof, soundproof, Ifa proof, and borer-proof, and is a ncn-conte tor of heat. Konka Walls are strong n| rigid, while lath and plaster walla are aud springy. The cost of upkeep of Konka hoot* l», mernly nominal; the ownera therefore sari the constantly recurring heavy cost* of pajat in< weatherboard**! house*. Fu* insurant! rates are also Tery low. Briefly stated, Konka ■ aa ideal bniUia materiil, combining the good qualities 4 brick, stone ,and timber without any cf tUi disabilities, and wo predict that in the as* futuro fully 75 per cent, of all new ml dences in this district will be in Konka. JARRAH TIMBER COY., JSBOB-8847 10-24 Moorhousn avenue, JOHN WALLER AND SONS, UH» Estd. 1876. Sawmillere. Timber lyid Coal Mer;tints Importers. Office Yards—l 67-169 Tuam street \aids—2lo-214 St. Aeaph street. COLONIAL TIMBER «f every dewrfptftl including large stock of seasoned tiaMt IMPORTED TlMßEß—Oregon, H-dm* Plywoods, Oak, Australian HsrdMift V.D.L., Palings, eto., etc. ■ U»!>j POSTS and POLES—Birch and Silver fbl Posts, Silver Pine Poles, loin to UUbf Every Facility for Pxoayt Delivery. .» W8990-9420 CONVEYANCES. AKAROA , - - AKAROA.,. A KAROA AKAROA . ' A AKAROA . 'ROYAL MIL MOTOR AKAROA SERVICE, AKAKOA READ'S MOTOR CO., LTD. AKAROA MORNING SERVICEAKAROA Christchurch dep., Broati#»y|n AKAROA 8.15 a.m. aKAROA Akaroa dep. Bruoe Hotel, BJJ AKAROA a.m. AKAROA AFTERNOON SERV.ICKAKAUOA Clirietchurch dep.. Broad waft AKAROA 2.30 p.m. . vAROA Akaroa dep., Bruce Hotel, 1 pJt AKAROA 'Phone—o, Akmoi. AKAROA Bookings at Liberty Book Rfcsft AKAROA Cathedral square; Touriit Ofßer AKAROA Wilson, Manchester *tre:t; si AKAROA 'Phone—6, Akaroa. AKAROA Fares: 85s Return, 20s Sinil*. AKAROA Sunday Service, leaving Prerf AKAROA way's (Christchurch), 9 «JH AKAROA leaving Bruce Hotel (Aksrns), ,AROA fJB. AKARUa bpeoial Trips, Weddings, efc, AKAROA arranged privately. R^o3-Bffi AKAROA. AKABOA. AKAROA piLKINGTON'3 EXPRESS NOIi-STOP MOTOR SEBVICf CH'CH-AKAROA TWICE DAILT. . MORNING SERVICE. Ch'oh dep.: Broadway'a, 3.30 a.m. Akaioa dep.: P.O. 1.80 p.xn AFTERNOON SERVICE: Ch'ch dep.: Broadway's, i.!A p.m r Akaroa dep.: P. 0., 1.30 p.m. PILKIX OTON'S Guaraotee Punctuality and rUliabfllf/. Bookings: Thos. Cook and Son, ltt W* foid street; Woodward's (Tobacconist), *tf Broadway's. Rink Taxis, Armagh stmt. Herrey, C. W., Oathedrai *9» Tourist Ofßoe, Cathedral stasia Telegrams: Pilkington, Akaroa . 'Phone 4, Akaroa. W AKAROA. . . OAKLEY'S «OI O»{ AKLEY'B MOlOlll SUMMER TIME-TABLB. _ Leave Broadway's 8.80, Akaroa 1.30, BNK way'* 2.30, Akaroa 8.30. Sundays—luuiJNf Office 8, Akaroa 4 o'clock. Bookinjr W fice, Lethaby'a, 'Phone 1906; Barlo-r, TMV 3487; and Tourist Office, Csthedrnl SQOWS and Mrs Goodwin, Akaroa, 'Phone 81. _ All Parcels can be left, and partibuH obtained, at City Garage; DOMIJfMf MOTORS, Gloucester street. 'Pbona Pauencera are reaueated to booic day W fore leaving Ohcistcnurch, and day b4•• leaving Akaroa. Full particuiatf, tM 'Phone 1867. FARES: 41 Single. K*jj turn. iWIS*MP RED LINE UOXOKS. lA AKABOA SERVICE. Leave Broadway's. Arrive AkMt* 9 a.m. 12 Nooo. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. Booking Agents: THOS. COOK and fvP (Tel. 1392), 138 Hereford striet. ernment Tourist Office (Tel. 1170), j dral square. AS* PROGRESS LEAGUE BERVIC& CAR RANGIOKA TO OXFOROt DURING the Railway Cut, in conM*W with Progress League's Mail BwdtlfJ* CAR conveying Passengers will ieav* BMP' ora Railway Station for Oxford on WW* Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 6.44 a-®. 6188 W. HY USO-^' R OYAL MAIL COACH** GERALDINE-OKARI. Coaches leave Geraldice Daily:-' 7.4s—Timaru and Ashburton. 10.15—First Expreis South. 1.40 —Second Express South; First press North. / 4.l6—Second Express North. FARES: 2* aicg-e. 6-Cytinder BUICK and FORD CARoeHi* Estimates Given for Cirung!. ' N. SHEI'.r.ATT, . . Propntw*"
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17320, 5 December 1921, Page 14
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