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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17700, 28 February 1923, Page 13

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"THE PRESS." "THE WEEKLY PRESS." REMOVAL NOTICE. IHE LYTTELTON OFFICE OF THE OHRISTOHUROH PRESS CO., LTD., s been Removed to New and Modern Premises in the Canterbury Hotel Buildin/J, Oxford street, where aL orders for our publications and all classes or printing will be received by our representative, Mr W. Miller. P. BELIQ, \ Manager, Chrlstchurch Press Co., Ltd, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT By the Juvenilo Merrymakers, in. aid of i\ azareth Home. ■ o= .nd la. 22* HARBOUR Light Theatre To-night: "Milestones," from the play by Arnold Bennett. During screening Mr McDonal? will sing. Larry Semon Comedy. To-morrow, Thomae Meighan in "A Prince There was." Sonnett Comedy, Travelogue. 2270 •EXCELSIOR HALL, LYTTELTON. >OPULAR Lecture on "Japan and the Japanese," with Lantern Illustrations by Rev. w. Gray Dixon, M.A.. Thursday. March Ist, 7.80 p.m. Tickets, 2s and Is; children half prioe. 2271 3. McLEOD AND 00DUBLIN STREET, LYTTELTON. ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, Eto. i Ship Repairs and all kinds of Eni leering Work catered for. Agents for smobile and Chevrolet Mojor-cars. Motor Repairs, Tyres and Accessories stocked. Petrol and Oils supplied. 'Phone 28285. STANDARDS. TS7E ARE NOW~ ABLE. TO GIVE BEDBOOK QUOTATIONS, Bin* 'Phone 821. FORBES, LTD., F5898.5008 Lyttelton. SMALL GOODS. 100KED HAM, Pressed Tongue, Brawn. Cooked Corned Beef, Oxford and Belgian Sausage, Saveloys, Sausages, Trotters, Pie», etc., ARE ALWAYS SO HANDY, especially in the Summer Months, GRAHAM'S FOB WHOLESOME QUALITY AND EASY PBIOES. CANTERBURY HOTEL BUILDING. READ THIS If You have Defective Vision Oui Profession:—A combination of Accuracy and Reliability in Testing, and an assurance of Comfort and Satiifacti n for our Clients. C. C. MAZfiY Consulting Optician, 6 London Street M7047-5?93

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