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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17430, 15 April 1922, Page 1

I BUSINESS JLKNOrrNOEMENTa ) AND TOMBS, LIMITED. CHEAP "OYELS FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS. Each 2s C*J, Posted 2s lOd, Thousands are available to choose ftorn: Baroness Orcsy's interesting Novels: "Tlie First Sir Percy"—"Flower o' the Lily." Ei P. Oppenheim: Great Impersonation. Grcv (Zaue): Rouriag V. P. Trail. Ayres <H. i[.): Romances "Bachelor Husband"—"Marriage of Barry Wicklow." Sinclair, B.: I3iy Timber (Lumber Story}. Pcd!cr, IT.: Hoi: so of Dreams Como True. Bainc's (W. MacLeod): Cowboy Tales, "Brand Blotters," "Yukon Trail." ' Nat Gould's Sporting Novels: Odda On, Racing Rivals, Clieatmlt Champion. Mills-Young: Pxirple Mists. Locke (W. J.): "Wonderful Year. Kuck (Berta): Girl ivho Proposed, Bower (B. M.): Cowboy Tale 3, Range Dwellers, Chip of t!io Flying U, The Happy Family, Tho Lonesome Trail, Lure of the Dim Trails, Flying U. Ranch, The Long tlhadov^, Buchun (J.): Greciimantle. Vance (J.): The Destroying Angel. Watson (G.): Where Bonds arc Loosed. Berkeley and Dixon: The Oilskin Packet (South Scaa). Buckrose (J. E.): Love in a Little Town. Hocking (J.): O'er Moor and Fen. Hales (A. G.): President MoGlusky. Slade (C. J.): Lcvo Tales, Keys of Heaven, Monty's Girl. Day (Holnian): King Spruce (Fine Lumber Camp Story). Stead (R.): The Cow Puncher (Canadian). Vachell (H. A.): The Hill. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LIMITED. W9OSO-698 FOB SALE. MERIVALE PROPERTY. DECEASED ESTATE. DELIGHTFULLY situated Bungalow m Merivale, bs.ndy to oar . stop, 7 artistically decorated rooms, huge baicony, iyinij well to tho sun; 1-acro section, tiwteiuuy laid out, and attractive auEoundings All modern app.edntm'ffljl3, including electric liglit and bolls, •gas cooker, Doulton bath, sewer oonaiexion, etc., etc. This choice property comes on. to the market as deceased .estate, and the trustees die prepared to accept toy reasonable cash offer. Anyone looking; for guch a house in. this select locality should enquire at onoe. F. WILLIAMSON and CO. (Late Williamson andi Clark). A RARE; OPPORTUNITY. "IN THE SELECT WEST END." BUNGALOW for luU £1750, five oharniing rooms. Fitted up for tlie owner with every convenience in order to aave time, worry, and labour. It is unique in its devices and appointments urrd must be seen, to bo appreciated. E.l. and gas radiator and gas heating points. Cosy open fireplace in diningroom, being only three minutes from Square .it is eminently iiuitablo for a busy professional man. Tho whole of the choica furniture, including WO guinea piano, may bo yurchaaed at valuation. Tho "tout ensemble" oiler a rare opportunity to enter into immediate possession "of a beautiful homo complete. F. WILLIAMSON and CO.' •••• Sola-Agents., • Neit Bunk New Zealand:, • (Lata Williamson. and Claik), W9106-998SF SPLENDID INVESTMENT. SHOP (Two-vj tor<!ycd; *-> in COLOMBO STREET, SYDENHAM. The una-eraigned is prepared to SELL the above Property on easy terms, PRICE £2OOO. Interest oft Purchase Money will only amount to £2 I<B per week, and half tho shop could be let at this prioi. For further particulars apply "OWNER," 2856F This Office,, "0"8 HE B'S GREEN STRIPE WHIBKY. SHIPPING. S.S. JOHN ANDERSON. F Efficient inducement offers the «,bt/vo Btoamsf will follow the Bowing Races at Corsair Bay on SATURDAY, April 16th., leaving Lyttelton 10 a.m. FARE, la 6d. Excursions to Diamond Harbour will be run at regular intervals on MONDAY, April 17th (weather and circumstances permitting). KINSEY 2599 160 Hereford and CO,, LTt)., foieford street, Christchurch, rpHE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. No Ostrgt, to be isent to Railway till 4dvi»wl. STEAMERS v.-ill be despatched u lizuia (circumstances permitting):— WELLINGTON and WANGANUIS.S. CALM—WEDNESDAY, 13fi iastsjit. DUNEBIN and TIMA.RU— S.S. STORM-TUESDAY, 16th iigtant. PICTON and WANGANUI- ( taking r.argo for Blenheim) S.S. BREEZE-THURSDAY, 20th instant. EASTER MONDAY EXCURSION/ TO PORT LEVY REGATTA. THE S.S. CYGNET will leavo the east side of Ferry Steamer Wharf on arriviil <»f tho 8.55 a.m. train froia Christchurch, returning in time for the 6 p.m. train to Cliristchurch. Return faro S3 Adults, Childron Half-price. PITOMTHLY BROS., Agents. 'Phone 1739 * 2625 FOB KAIKOURA, MOTUEKA, AND NELSON. THE S.S. CYC,NET will Sail as above oa WEDN'ESriAY, 19th instant, at 6.30 p.m. (circumstances permitting). All Cargo must be booked before sending to rait. Latest cargo 4 pjn. Tuesday, 18th. 2624 PITOAITHLY BROS., Agents. EASTER EXCURSIONS TO MOUui"" COOK. GREATLY RISDUCED FARES to MT VJ COCK at EASTER TIME: FrwnCJirigl: church to Hertuitajj# and Return, Ist Bail and Motor, £6 to 3d. For all details apply to Booking Airor ta. THOS. COOK and SON, H 4828 136 Hereford stwiet. AND WELLINGTON. S.S. WAKATU. TUESDAY, 18th APRIL. (Weather and circumstances permitting). All Cargo to be in Lyttelton Saturday. Same must be booked at Christchurch O&co beiore sending to Railway. KINSEY and CO.* LTD., Agents 2498 160 Hereford street, Christchurch. AND GREYMOUHL 15.3. OPUA. TUESDAY, 18th APRIL. Cargw Noon Goods. 2G6? F. E. SUTTON and CO., Agents TTAIKOURA AftD WELLINGTON. mT> 5.!5. WAKATU. TUESDAY, APRIL 18th. (Weather and tiircumstancos permitting.) ... ~ Latest Cargo 11 a.m. All Cargo must be booked at Christchurch Office before sending to Railway, KINSEY and CO., LTD., Areata, 160 Hereford street, s®» Chiktobußh.