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FCTBLIC NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICB. V S. HURCHISON, of the late fh ■>• WILDING, ACLAND, and MUh.CHiSON, notifies hia Client that he hae opened his Office.; at 94A STREET, Chriatchurch, where ha is practising on his own account. IF.LEPH.OyB 4226. 312 LAKE COLERIDGE ELECTRIC POWER ••• SUPPLY. SHOOTING AT INSULATORS. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. • the election of the Transmission T iine to Tirnaru, insulators to the value of siuu have been wilfully broken in the neighbourhood of Aaaburton and Lauriston oeting. jher trouble of this nature will cause serious interruptions in the supply of eiec- ' ic power to Ashburton and Tirnaru. A reward of fifty pounds will be paid to any person [riving information leading conviction for the offence of dan ___ _ these lines. The penalty provided for ia Five Hundred Pounds. R. G. MACGIBBON, 4577 Resident Electrical Engineer. ACT, 1903, and IN TH UNITED MOTOR SE 'OTICE is hereby given that an extraor~l dinarv 1-Jesoiuticn of the Ifembers of the abovernamed Company was duly passed on'the l'ith day of June .1923 for the voluntary liquidation of the* Co'Tipaiiy, and at a further meeting of shareholders held on the 2nd day of Julv, 19123 JOSEPH BERTRAM NEALE of CHRI.STCE.URCH PUBLIC ACCOCJNTANT, was Appointed Liquidator. Ali persons being Creditors, or having claims against the said Company are required on or before the 17th flay of July 19123 to send their names arid addresses and full particulars of their debts or claims to me, as Liquidator, of the aaid Company at the address given below. J. B. NEALE, Address—■Bowron'a Buildi; Liquidator: WARDELL AND SONS, WELL-KNOWN- Steel Founders, of Christ- » » church, have do connexion whatever with the 1 ELECTRIC STEEL FOUNDRY CO. that is beina; floated by the late Directors of THOMAS' W" )n1 ' ,T """" CO., LTD., of Socfcbt PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. ALL Creditors and others having claims ■*-*• against the undermentioned estatos are hereby required to ledge the same with the undersigned, in duplicate, supported by full particulars, and -certified as due and owing by the said estates at the date of the death of deceased, on or before the 7th day of August, Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE 1. JOHfi BRUCE, late of Rakaia, Teamster, died TOl-23 2 - ANN GDLLIOK; late of Christchurch, mdnw, died 20-6-23 3. DONALD INNES, late of Christcburch a JZAni Jkilwa f. Employee, died 30-G-23 *• GEORGE NICHOLAS WRIGHT, late °> c hrxstchurch, Retired Dairyman, died 29-6-23. A..R. JORDAN, «. .. , , District PuWio Trustee Chrwtchurch, 6th, July. 1953, 6123 RALPH'S QUININE WINS TONIC. A PREVENTIVE A3 WELL AS A CURB ™S£Jil m F EA ~ i > Ia INVALUABLE IN CASES of NEURALGIA, SLEEPLESSNESS, LOSS OF APPETITE . NERVOUS DEPRESSION, • AFTER .SERIOUS ILLNESS. - Etc. •MOST AGREEABLE TO TAKE and FAR SUPERIOR to all ORDINARY Quinine Wines. Large Bottle 7a 6d. Obtainable at WHITE SWAN HOTEL BOTTLE STORE, Tuam street West QN Account .of INFLUENZA ST. ALBANS XJ ' SCHOOL CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. IN view of the large number of children able 't from 3chool owing to Influenza, fortunately of! ft mild type, the Board, with the concurrence of the District Health Officer, request* Christchurcn City . and Suburban School Committees to close 'their schools for th* week ending July 24th. v wv\* are atronsrly advised not to allow thro children to attend Picture Theatres and other.indoor.places of amusement during the week in <juestion. ■ ■ ■ H. C.LANE. Secretary. Chriatchurch, 6th July, 193.. 517J3:

C f A £IANTERBTTBY COLLECTING AGENCY. What' about, those Accounts ' of. yours? Other people are satisfied' with the attention and the results we are obtaining: for them, so why not let us d<o the same for you. Eing 'Phone 3331, or call at 133. Hereford street (Room 7, Upstairs, next Bank of N.Z.), and see us. 1.7,132-257 A. M. NELSON, Manager. WANTED XO FOBCHA&E. FARM wanted, about 600 Acres, good quality, suitable Sheep and Fattening, with some cr%>p; Good homestead nec«uiarv- S*nA full details and price—- ' A. L. EEID, Bex 112, 4910 Gkristchurciu N VICINITY - OF PAPANCT BOAD, L ABOVE 2d SECTION, SUPEEiuxI HOUSE, NOT LESS IHAN ... SEVEROOMS or more than about a Quarter of an Acre of Ground. GEAR'S, LTD., 207 Land Agents, Tatteraairs lane. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. ES PBITCHABD, 12 Victoria street, 'phone 3394,. Cash buyer of all kinds of Ladies', - Gentlemen's, and Children's Clothing, Boots, 'frunks Portmanteaux, Bed Linen, Furniture, also Old Gold and Si-ver Jewellery. SPOT CASH. P6990 IGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN FOR L LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, MISFITS, BOOTS, ETC., Of All Descriptions. Trunka, Portmantenx. Write or call. ~ MRS WILLOTTGHBY, New Bnildirigß, - cr.'-'Lr. High street and St. Asaph street. Two doors from Boon and Co. W9378 * RTIFICIAL TEETH Bought, sound I broken, or otherwise; also old broken Gold and Silver.' Highest prices paid. Apply 228 Manchester street (facing Armagh Street). E. Friedlander, Prop. F6409-8139 r\[ ANTED to Buy, Ladies', Gent.emen's W and Children's .left off Clothing, Boots, Shoes and all wearing apparel. . Highest prices' given. Call, or ring 'Phone 3628. Mrs H. Bobinson (late Mrs. Robson), 117 Lower High street. R9852 ANTED to Buy, Ladies' and Gentle- «» men's LEFT-CFF CLOTHING, BOOTS, etc... Highest prices given. •■••'MABX-S./Ml Armagh Btreet (2 doors from Manchester' street?. , 'Phsn*. 3433. . M 7127' ''■■' ';; -..' /\LD FALSE TEETH brought sound for \J broken; also dental scrap. Best prices in N,Z. sent by return mail. - Poet to J. DTJNSTONE, Box 51, Wellosley street, Auckland. Est. 31 years. H 6191-8393 ARTIFICIAL Teeth, Sound or Broken, up to £5 per Set paid. Cash per return mail. Pearline Co., 9 Security Buildings, Queen street, Auckland. Established over 31 years. TTrriaNTED.to Purchase, a Ram and 140 ft VViof iin. Piping; also 40it of IJin. Piping. Apply, stating price and size, John Sbsrden, Annat. 153