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WANTED TO LET. TO LET. BUNGALOW, six rooms, Furnished, Pa- j panui road, five rooms, Furnished, also Six Booms, Unfurnished H. G. LIVINGSTONE and. CO., 4395 13S Hereford street. OFFICE TO LET. ' SINGLE BOOM in HIGH STEEET (few > doors from Hereford street). Eent 15s. ; Apply C. D. GOUGH' and SON, LTD., 274 , High street, Christchurch. i 'IX) T—Large room on first floor, Her'eford street, opposite Bank Zealand. Contains large safe ar.d Oilice fixtures. Apply Gough and Son, Lid., 274 High street, Christchurch. G5912 TO Let, fully Furnished Residence, Iron; j Deo. 23rd to Jan. 2nd inclusive. Apply • 173 Sea View road, New Brighton. 253 : "IRANTED to Let on Lease for twelve : ' * months, 5-roomed Bungalow. Apply . 30 Osborne terrace, North Beach. 254 i TO Let, a five-roomed House at 198 Moot- I house avenue; even' convenience, in i good order. Bent 355. References. Key at ! 196. 265 ! NEWLY Furnished Booms, all conveni- ! ences, for about 3 months. Suit refined j couple. 100 Holly road. 270 j =| WANTED TO EENT. COUNTRY Cottage Wanted—Wanted for term, Furnished House or Cottage, with- i in reasonable distance of city, for Holidays and Week-ends. Highest references; adult family; might consider purchase. Early j offers requested. J. Meagher and Co., Land Agents, 122 Lichfield street. M 6892-1406 WANTED to Bent, for term, Large Furnished or Partly Furnished House, in good locality. G.8.G., "Press." 290 WANTED. WANTED, Gentleman with £6OO to invest in payable business. Fullest investigation courted. Unique opportunity. Apply L.S.D., ' Press" Office. 293 WANTED Known—That Nicholson and Co. are selling 16 doz. Men's Neglige Shirts at 6s lid. Usually 9s lid. WANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'s, Coloured Crepe de Chine, all ahad=3, 8s lid. Usual price lis 6d. WANTED Known—That Nicholson and Co. are selling 800(5yds Torchon Lace from Is 3d doz. WANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'s—Stylish Washing Dresses in Iptripes and checks, at lis 6d. WANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'s— Coloured Japanese Crepes, all shades, at Is 9d. WANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'s—so doz. Ladies' Black and White Cotton. Hose at Is 3d. WANTED, Known—At Nicholson and Co.'s, 40 inch Checked Ginghams, special, from Is 9d. N6945-1155 WANTED TO EXCHANGE. MANCHESTEB Exchange—Buyers of Artificial Teeth, E.P. Ware, Old Gold and Silver, Jewellery, Cutlery, Crockery, Portmanteaux, and goods of every description; also all kinds of Musical Instruments. Bing oi call. Highest prices given. E. FRIEDLANDER, Prop., 228 Manchester street (facing Armagh street). 'Phone 3438. F£Ql? MISCELLANEOUS. M ADAM Elvino, Psychic Physiognomist, Healer, Massage, Chiropodist. Ingrowing nails, corns, swollen, tender feet painlessly cured; 30 years' experience. Appointments daily now. 837 Colombo street. 264 PIANOS, latest models, including Spaethe, Werner, iLaake, Brinsmead, and Rumer, now showing at City Piano Co., 92 Cashel street. . -- M c cINTYRE'S Pills. Ladies recommend their valuable aid. Sa 6d. Chemists nad Storekeeper#. Q6SW-909i HEAT Value, these eighteenpenny Novels in Minson's window. How do they do it? Immense variety. Stop a minute and sei them. M 6945 RECORDS— Just arrived, shipment of latest "Hits." Come and hear the> new Fox-trots and Jazz music on H.M.V., Regal, Columbia, and Zonophone Records. City Piano Co., 92 Cashel street. MoIN TYRE'S Pills, extra Btrong and reliable, lis fid. Your Chemist will posl for twcpoii-'o extra. SPORTS and Picnic Committees should consult Minson's stock of Toys and Gifts. Bran Tubs and Christmas Trees easily filled up. M 6945 McINTYRK'S Pills, established ore* thirty years. Recnmmpnded by ladies. 5l 6d, Chemists and Grooert. TtTBN OLD CLOTHING INTO OASHI— Highest prices given for Men's, Ladies', and Children's Clothing and Boots. Call, write, or 'phone 8100. Our buyer will call. ALLASON'S, 266 Tuam Btreet, just past Madras street. ABB3I lEFT-07?F Clothing—lira Meagher, Cash J Buyer of Gents' Misfits, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, aho Ladies' and Children'# Clothing. 6 Ferry road. Letters promptly, attended to. Telephone No. 8578 M 6753 S _ TAINLESS Knives, Carvers, Bread Knives, Tea Spoons, Fish Eaters, in cases, etc. Minson's have a great variety of these goods. M 6945 MACHINES— Full range of Machines, in eluding all latent makes. Singer, Whit®, i Eldridge. Wertheim, New Home, Bonita, and New National, from £2 10s. Fully guaranteed. Easy terms. City Piano and Machine Co., 92 Cashel street. M 9038-7439 LEFT-OFF CLOTHING —Mrs Pritchard, 12 Victoria street. 'Phone 3394. Cash buyer of all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, Bed Linen, Furniture, also Old Gold and SilveT Jewellery. Spot Cash. P6990 BARGAINS in Motor Accessories. Inspection welcomed. Ask for Special List. Royds Motors. R9IOO-3225 I\/TICHELIN Tyres at New Low Prices. Get iU quotations. Royds Motors, Oxford terYOU cannot beat Aluminium, and you cannot beat Minsor.'e at-ock of it. Lowest j prices and a tremendonus assortment. | M 6945-276

FREE TOYS FOE CHILDREN! FREE CASH GIFTSfor ADULTS! Great Xmas Show oi Stylish Shoes Old greybeard has arrived at Stewart Robinson's with his big bag of Toys for the kiddies, presented FREE with every purchase of footwear; also free gifts of cash saved on every pair. YEAR-END SPECIALS sf Ladies' Patent Court Sheet—--18/8, 19/6, 23/t, 27/6 Ladles' Glace Derby Shoes, smart shapes 13/6, 15/11, 18/11, 22/6, 38/Ladies' Grey Snede Derby Shoes, smart heel 32/6 Ladies' White New Bock Derby and Court Shoes 32/ C Ladies' White Canvas Derby Shoes—9/6, 12/6, 17/6, 22/6 Ladies' White Canvas 1-bar and Ankle Bar Shoas .. .. 8/11, 10/6 Ladies' Tan Calf Derby Shoes—--17/6, «/« Ladiea' Glaca Court Shoes—--16/6, 18/1, 20/Ladies' White Tennis Shoes, chrome soles 7/11, 8/11 Ladies' Black Suede Ankle Bar and Court Shoes 15/11 Ladies' Black Velvet Court and Bar Shoee .. 8/11, 16/6 to 14/6 Ladiea' Black PepHn Button and Lace Shoes .. .. 8/6, 9/6, 10/6 Ladies' Chroma 1-Bar Ward Shoes, all leather 9/11 Hen's Smart Tan Calf Derby Boots, fall reand toe .. .. 28/0, 35/Hen's Split Kip Shooters, nailed or plain If/11 pair Hen's Glaca Derby Boots, all leather—--27/6 Men's Light Chroma Derby Boots, sown soles 21/6 Men's Black and Tan Brorue Shoes, box calf 29/6, 32/6 Hen's White Shoes, chrome soles— From 14/6, 16/6, 18/11 Men's White Boots, rubber soles 9/11 Girls' White Canvas Ankle Bar Shoes, leather soles—Sizes 7-10, 5/11; 11-1, 7/6; 1 and 2, 7/11, «/«. Girls' White Canvas Derby Sh»«— 7-9, 5/11; 10-13, 7/6; 1 and 2 8/6, 3, 4, 5, 8/11. Girls' White Canvas Boots, high leg, smart shape— 7-10, 8/11; 11-1, 1/11. Girls' Tan and Black Glace 1-bar Shoes— 7 to 10, 8/11 Youths' Chrome Goloshed Boets—--1 to 5, 16/11 Toaths' Glace Kid Derby Boots—■ises 1 to 5, 12/6 Boys' Derby Boots, slaes 10 to 13, 14/11 Sandals, hundreds of pairs—7 to t, 6/11, 10 to 11, 6/11, 1 to 2. .711 White Sand Shoes, rubber soles, for the holiday—4 to S, 2/6; 7 to 10, 1/3; 11 to 2, 3/11. Women's, 4/U ISO Pairs Women's Tan Sandals— Slice 3 to 7, 6/11 72 Pairs Dark Grey Sand Shoes— Slice 3 to 7, 5/11; Men's tile, l/f STEWART ROBINSON CH^stcSJRQ?