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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIV, Issue 10703, 12 July 1895, Page 1

Public Horicas. WINTER WORK FUND. THE Committee appointed to distribute the Funds in Relief Work for the Unemployed would ur tV e upon those firms and institutions that have not already subscribed, to do so early to save the trouble of personal application: 10th July, 1895. W. H. COOPER, Chairman. 1231 CITY MISSION HOME. Monetary help is wanted very BADLY. The work among the sick, very destitute and aged poor who seek onr aid is too much for our present income,- which has greatly fallen oil this year. WILL KIND FRIENDS SEND ME HELP AT ONCE, to enable me to meet the wants of these cases ? _ _ 1229 P THOMAS HERRICK. THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘ FIRE AND MARINE. INTERIM DIVIDEND WARRANTS for the Half-year ending 3lst May, 1895, MAY NOW BE OBTAINED from DAVID GRATG, Manager. Christchurch, 10th July, 1895. 1228 HEATHCOTE ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that the WOODHAM ROAD from the Canal Reserve to Dailiugton Road, is STOPPED for REPAIRS. By order-. July 12 th, 1893. ALEX. WEBSTER, Clerk to the Board. 1250 I BEG to state I am NOT the J. ROBINSON SUMMONED on the 9th for a Debt by Jameson, Anderson and Co. J. ROBINSON, Yorkshire Store, 1253 July 11,1895. Walker Street West. Christchurch. ESTATE of the late Thomas and Sarah Ann Free.—All claims against this estate to he sent in to the undersigned on or before July 25th, 1895, or they will not he recognised. William Free, John Turner, Trustees. Claims to he sent care of John Turner, 160, Chester Street. Estate of the late Thomas and Sarah Ann Free. —Tradesmen and others are cautioned against giving credit to anyone after this date without the written authority of the Trustees. William Free, John Turner, Trustees. July 11th, 1895. 1274 fine' TRAVELLERS AND AUCTIONEERS, Jl_ V . 'I '' AND All whose occupation exposes them to the weather. Procure a NORWEGIAN KID JACKET, From the Up-to-date Outfitters, W. A. TRIBE & CO., 219, High Street. F 1535 MESSES GEO. M c CLATOHIE & CO. Desire to Intimate to the PUBLIC of the NORTHERN DISTRICT, That they have THIS DAY DISPOSED OP THE Retail CJoal Business TO MR A. P. TUTTON, And ask a continuance of the support liberally ' accorded to them to their successor. Eangiora, July 11,1895. In accordance with the above arrangement, I heg to claim the support of my fellow-townspeople in my new business, and will do all in my power to merit their confidence and business. ALL CLASSES OF COAL IN STOCK, And at Lowest Possible Rates; j AND THE CARRYING BUSINESS FROST RAILWAY and CLIENTS ' Continued as usual. A. P. TUTTON. Eangiora, July 11, 1893. 1269 CJOLID VALUE in CHILDRENS* BOOTS SHOES and SLIPPERS. F 1358 JNO. THORNTON, High Street. E LAWN MOWERS EPAIRED and SHARPENED equal to New j AT SAVILLE & CO.’S, 110, Colombo Street (Near comer of Tuam Street). F 1497 J. R. C HABLTON, M.E.C.V.S., VETERINARY SURGEON, HAS REMOVED FROM BABBADOES STREET TO 82, ARMAGH STREET. X 1231 ■VSTRIGGIjBSWORTH BINNS, CCE-EEGAL & LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS. First Prize Medallists, Patentees Matt-Opal-Type Process. In consequence of the exceptional severity of the >ather a Large Number of our PATRONS reside out of town have been unable to procure our JUPONS. We shall, therefore, in order to satisfy yUNTBY VISITORS, SgD CONTINUE COUPON 2 s g D For a short time longer. 2 s 6 D OBE S SMAY 2 s 6 D At the Studio until further notice, THEY SECURE TO THE HOLDER, On Payment of the Balance, ss, BEAUTIFULLY BURNISHED CABINET PHOTOS, Full or Three-quarter Figure ; or 12 CABINET PHOTOS and 15 x 12 ARTIST FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT i Payment of Balance, 10s, at time of sitting. BEST WORK IN NEW ZEALAND. 2S gD GET A COUPON, £ S 6° Coupons can ho procured by post on receipt of 53tal Note for 2s 6d and stamped envelope. WRIGGLESWORTH AND BINNS, aotographers to his Excellency the Governor and Lody Glasgow, Colombo Street, Christchurch. F 1579 TAILORING— Suits to Measure, 41s 6d, 47s 6d and 52s Gd. Fit, finish, workmanship and ihrinkmg guaranteed. Toneyclifi’e and Carey, leady-money Drapers. F 1540 B ESAVICK STREET LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, TIMAEU. ELLIS BROS., PROPRIETORS. Open and close carriages for wedding and other parties. Good saddle and harness horses always on hire. Horses broken to saddle and harness. Any class of turn-out cau he had at shortes notice, from a 4-horse drag to single buggy. X 1520 IMPORTANT TO TEA-DRINKERS AND THOSE WHO STUDY THEIR NERVES. "0 EAD the following report on the celebrated JOu “ Saxon ” brands of Tea by PROFESSOR BICKEETON, the Colonial Analyst: — “ Canterbury College, “ Christchurch, May 29, 1895. Analysis of No. 1 (2s) and No. 2 (2s 4d) ‘ .' axon ’ Brand Teas. 11 On examination of the leaves, both dry and wet, no foreign substances, leaves, facings, or otherwise could be delected. The extract and ash ar« as follow; — No. 1 (2s). Extract per cent 32 - S5 Ash 5-9 No. 2 (2s 4d). Extract per cent 34-5 Ash 5'6 “ The above analyses show both samples pur* and of good quality, and free from adulteration. “ (Signed) . “ A. W. BICKEETON, “ Colonial Analyst.** Professor Eiokerton further adds : “ I have used both teas iu my own house foil some time, and am of opinion that the teas are o’excellent quality and flavour." BRAND DHE “BAXON ” PURE TEAS Can be obtained from all leading Storekee] throughout Canterbury lepers FIBSO