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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 11052, 2 September 1896, Page 8

Christchurch City Council. ANNUAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS. IHEEBBT GIVE NOTICE, in accordance with, the provisions of the Municipal Corporations Act. 1886, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act. 1876, that an ELECTION of FIVE QUALIFIED PERSONS to the OFFICE OF CITY COUNCILLORS will be held on THURSDAY, the 10th day of SEPTEMBER, 1896, that is to say ONE COUNCILLOE for the NORTH-WEST WAED, at the City Council Office, in the place of Hr W. Prndhoe. ONE COUNCILLOE for the NOETH-EAST WAED, at the Orange Hall, Worcester Street, in the place of Mr John Cornual. ONE COUNCILLOR for the SOUTH-EAST WAED, at St John’s Schoolroom, Madras Street, in the place of Mr W. Woods. ONE COUNCILLOE for the SOUTH-WEST WAED, at St Michael’s Schoolroom, Durham Street, in the place of Mr J. T. Smith, ONE COUNCILLOE for the RICHMOND WAED, at the Foresters' Hall, Vogel Street, Richmond, in the place of Mr T. Bunting. for each Ward must be addressed to the Eeturning-Officer and delivered at the City Council Office before Noon on THURSDAY, the 3rd day ot SEPTEMBER next. Nomination papers can be obtained at the City Council Office. H. THOMSON, Eeturning-Officer. City Council Chambers, ■ August 24th, IBQfl. 1741 B.oard and Residence. SUPERIOR Board and Residence for 3 or 4 Gentlemen. Bath, piano and every conreni-: ence. Apply 270, Hereford Street west. 2074 ABEBDAEE House, 239, Gloucester Street west. First-class Private Board and Residence, three minutes' walk from Post Office and Canterbury College. Mrs Barford (late of Gloucester House), X 1665 Wanted. wANTED, 500 young women to see our Cs 6d high-log bals. At Robinson's Bee Hive. WANTED, 500 young Women to buy Morocco Walking Shoes at 4s per pair. At Robinson’s Bee Hive. WANTED, all Mothers to See the Calf-ankle Strap Shoes, 7 to 9, at 3s fid per pair, at Robinson’s Bee Hive. WANTED, all the Working Men to call at Eobinson’s Bee Hive for Winter Strong Boots, from 4s fid per pair. WANTED to Sell, at Ladbroohes, splendidso acre Farm, one of the best in the district Allan Hopkins, Cathedral Square. X 1765 WANTED, all Fishermenand others Working in Water to Buy the Boston Thigh Gum Boots—Cheap, at Eobinson's Bee Hive, WANTED to Let, several really nice houses, from 4 to 10 rooms. Pull particulars from Baggsand Co., 131, Colombo Street. X 1509 WANTED to Sell, three-roomed Cottage, with eighth-acre section, near Addington Workshops; very cheap, £BO. T. B. Taylor, opposite “ Press " Office. X 1765 WANTED to Purchase, for clients, three comfortable cottage properties, Addington Ward, Sydenham. Send particulars, T. E. Taylor, opposite “ Press ” Office. X 1765 WANTED to Sell, splendid Building Sections, not eight minutes from Addington Workshops, Hozelciean Bond; easy terms ;cheap. T. E. Taylor, Cashel Street, opposite “ Press’’ Office. WANTED to Sell, several splendid Quarter acre Building Sections at the Corner of South Belt and Palsgrave Street. Price from £IOO each. Apply Allan Hopkins, Cathedral Square. WANTED to Sell, at Papanui, 20 Acres Very Pair Land, well fenced. Well-built house of 6 rooms and outbuildings. Price £330, any reasonable terms. Allan Hopkins, Estate Agent, Cathedral Square. WANTED to Sell, in Hereford Street (city) Two Houses of four rooms each, in firstclass condition and let to good tenants, yielding £36 per annum. Price for both £325; easy terms of payment. Baggs and Co., 131, Colombo Street. WANTED to Sell, at Bryndwr, a New House ot 4 rooms, scullery and outhouses, halfacre section, planted in fruit trees and garden; a very nice property, and will be sold cheap. Allan Hopkins, Estate Agent, Cathedral Square. X 1765 WANTED to Sell, in Cashel Street west. Gentleman’s Residence, containing 12 rooms, fitted with bathroom and modern conveniences: quarter-acre section. Will sell, bargain and on easy terms. Cards to view from Allan Hopkins, Cathedral Square. 215 X 1765 WANTED to Sell, a regular bargain, very well finished House of 3 large rooms, scullery, &c„ nice garden; in respectable neighbourhood, within 12 minutes of the post office; only £145, easy terms, or for cash £135. Baggs and Co., 131, Colombo Street. Pimerais. J. LAMB & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND UMBALMEBS FUNERALS PUENISHED at the Shortest Notice, iu the Best Possible Style, to suit all classes. CHARGES MODERATE. EMBALMING.—We are the first to introduce the above art iu New Zealand; and we would particularly recommend its application when an interment has to be delayed. The process is inexpensive and very effectual. Address. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 361. X 1625 THE Friends of the late Mr Patrick Dnggaa are invited to attend his funeral, to leave his late residence, Ham Road, Pendalton, on Wednesday, 2nd inst., at 8.45 a.m., for St Mary's Church, “Requiem Mass” 9.30 a.m., and thence to the Linwood Cemetery, JAS. LAMB & SON, Under, takers and Embalmers, 35, Lichfield Street. Teleplione 361. 2310 THE Friends of Mr Samuel Laurie Forsyth are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late daughter. Ivy Margaret, which will leave his residence, Stanley Street, Sydenham, Tomorrow, at 1.30 p.m., forthe Papanui Cemetery. E, Duckworth & Son, Undertakers, 42, Colombo Road, Sydenham and Lower High Street, Perry Poad. THE Friends of the late Mr Walter George Everett »re respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Madras Street North, This Day (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for the Public Cemetery, Linwood, J. THE Friends of the late Esther Moraghan are respectfully informed that her funeral will arrive at St Mary's Church, Manchester Street, This Day, at 3.15 p.m., for Mass, thence to idnwood Cemetery. GEORGE BARBELL, Undertaker, 55, Durham Street south. Telephone 531, L. 0. L. MEMBERS of the Order -are requested to attend the tuueral of Mr James Cunningham, an old Brother of No. 2. The funeral to leave his late residence, Travers Street, Linwood, at 2.30 ou WEDNESDAY, for the Avonside Church. m m Mourning Eegalia. H. SKINNER, WJH. W. BAILEY, Hon 800. W, L anGFORD > UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB (First Holding University Certificate in New Zealand), Furnishes Funerals at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, combined with respectability. EMBALMING, as practised in London, Sydney, Melbourne, &c., is very largely coming into use. By the process all Germs of Disease are Killed, and Funerals may be delayed up to Three Months; the necessity of any lead coffin dispensed with. Address —Residence, corner of North and East Belts. Office: 133. Colombo Street. Telephone, 11. {Scrimshaw’ UNDERTAKER, FURNISHES FUNERALS AS FOLLOWS: Adults’Funerals from ... £3los Children’s do. do. ... £llos Address, No. 41, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone No. 430. Xl7Ol (J. BARBELL, UNDERTAKER, 55, DURHAM STREET. Telephone 531. X 173 R. W. W ALTERS & 00. UNDERTAKERS, 41, Victoria and 211, Kilmore Streets. Telephone 146. XlfiTO Christchurch monumental works (Established 1863), Glode to Railway Station, and Public Cemetery, Linwood, Is offering the best selected STOCK OP MONU MEETS in the colony at Less than Cost Price Telephone 733. X 1372