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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVIII, Issue 11346, 13 August 1897, Page 8

Government Notifications. v. m E. tenders foe parcel-post HAMPERS, &c. TENDERS will be received at the General Post Office, Wellington, until TUESDAY, 31st August, for the supply of such PARCEL* POST HAMPERS AND BASKETS as may he required for n period of three years from the Ist September, 1897, to the Slut August, 1900. Orders for hampers will be given for lots of about 50 at one time, and the successful contractor must be prepared to make delivery of such lots at the rate of six hampers a week. _ Samples may be seen at the Chief Post Ofliees throughout the colony. Tenders to be accompanied by a completed sample of each of the three kinds of hampers in use, and of the basket and bottle-basket for mailbags. In the case of unsuccessful tenderers the samples will be purchased. The lowest or any tender will not necesso.rily he accepted. W. GRAY, General Post Office, Secretary. Wellington, 4th August, 1897. 278 Christchurch City Council. -> 3C £5 REWARD. THE above REWARD will be PAID to any' Person or Persons who will give such information as will lead to the Conviction of the Person or Persons who have Maliciously CUT and DESTROYED many of the TREES and SHRUBS on the Belts and Reserves of the City. F. T., HASKINS, Town Clark. City Council Office, 10th August, 1897. 144 TENDERS are invited for ERECTING 50 CHAINS (more or less) OP FENCING on the Bottle Lake Reserve; Labour only. Specifications may be seen and all information obtained at the City Surveyor’s Office, where tenders must be deposited on or before Noon on TDflffeDAY, 17th Iksi. X O. ARCHER, City Surveyor, Licensing Notices. 4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSPEB OP LICENSE. I THOMAS CHARLES HICKSON, of Lyttelton, . being the bolder of Publican’s License in respect of (House and Premises situate at London Street, Lyttelton, and known as the Albion Hotel, d» hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Courthouse, Lyttelton, on the SECOND day of SEPTEMBER, 1897, apply for a TRANSFER of the said License from myself to THOMAS JOSEPH McINEBNEY, my appointee. Dated this lith day of August, 1897. 252 THOMAS CHAS. HICKSON. Wanted Known. w ANTED Known—Kincaid’s G.LC.for Coy* Undo Tea. • X 1742 w ANTED Known —Kincaid's G.I.C, for Cey. Undo Tea. Xlslß w ANTED Known—Kincaid’s G.LC. for Cey Undo Tea. X 1513 WANTED Known—At Shaw, Robinson and Co.’s Sale, 30 doz Men's Heavy (Twill flannelette Shirts, with collars, 3s 6d, for Halid. 13, Cashel Street. rrarrANTED, any person not able to procure k/W Saxon Tea from their grocer to commuaiV v OILA.UU JLCttItWUX bUCU giut-oj. ID wwwiau” ite with Saxon Tea Company, who will arranga ith an agent to supply them. F 1339 WANTED Known—That the Perth Dya Works are still going ahead, turning out othing but first-class work. Everybody pleased. !all and sec for yourself. Gloucester Street west, ’elephone 767. ■ ‘ANTED Known—Mrs Qrmrtermam u J Cash Purchaser of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letters by poato e > otherwise attended to. Addrjss, Mrs Q. I Quarterma.in, 354. High ctreet. X 768 WANTED and four-ply Knitting Wools ate the best. They are remarkable for their softness, elasticity ■The “Countess” three Wools ate the best. and exceptional durability. Sole agents for Canter* bury, W. Strange and Co. 311785 t ‘ Countess three ‘ WANTED Known—The ... and four-ply Knitting Wools are the pest. They are remarkable for their softness, elasticity and exceptional durability. Sole agents for Canter, bury, W. Strange and Co. X 1785. 9 ANTED Known—That we are Cash PC Vf chasers for Ladies’ and Genta’ Clothic„ _ urniture, Books, &c., &c. Address, the Kisses I L’Cormick, 21 and 23, Colombo Road, Sydenham _ rrer Railway Gates), and 133, High Street, Christ ; urch. X 2075 Miscellaneous. A CHOICE Lot Children’s Cots m various sizes and qaulities. Ballantyneand Co. ZHBS7 a SPLENDID Assortment of Trouserings, Coatings and Suitings to select from. Bal. Jantyne and Co. XISO7 CHOICE Colourings and Designs in Brussels j and Axminster Carpets in large variety, illantyne and Co. X 1857 ( ILLESPIE’S ESSENCE OF COFFEE, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. 36 penny allowed for empty bottle. X 177 HOUSEHOLD Requisites in Ironmongery, Cutlery, Plated Goods, Lamps, China, Glass*. ware and Fancy Goods, at Minson’s Cheap Depot, , 220, Colombo Street. ___ ■m/U ACKINTOSHES made to order for Ladies JjjL Gentlemen in any shape. Ballantyne and Co. X 1357 i EVEEAL hundred dozens.of the noted 2s 64 Wearwell Gloves in Browns and Tana. Bal* ityne and Ca. X 1357 • IEND it to Robertson’s Perth Dye Works, ‘ Gloucester Street west. Telephone 767. TAKE Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure for _ Coughs and Colds. Is 6d and 2a 6d, all ocers and Chemists^ 7v7"AK00,” the New Remedy for Indig /V tion. 2s 6d per bottle, "" at Kincaid’s ’ X 163 , TAKE Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure or Coughs and Colds. Is 6d and 2s 6d/al ocer and Chemists. Xall Funerals. ,i ....I JJIIII.I IjAmb and son, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. X 1625 ‘ No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 381 WALTER LANGFORD,’ UNDERTAKER AND CERTIFICATED EMBALMS B. Oldest Firm in Now Zealand. FUNERALS FURNISHED AT SHORTEST NOTICE AND LOWEST PRICES Combined with respectability. RESIDENCE —CORNER NORTH-EAST BELT. Telephone 387. TOWN OFFICE, 133, COLOMBO STREE T. Fl 6” GEORGE BAERELL, Certificated 1 EMBALMBR AND UNDERTAKER. THE science of Embalming, as practised nowi« Great Britain and America, i« now being per formed by the above, who can now preserve the body to keep until arrival of friends from any distance. Funerals conducted at Strictly Low Charges. 55, Durham Street South. Telephone 631. X 1967 inrnr iMiCTmMMimmaMmggw.aiiiMfa#< mi 4' niMW J. EGGLESTON, UNDERTAKER, &c. (Late B. W. Walters and Co.) All Kinds of Polished and Covered Coffins made, Town and Country Orders Punctually attended to. Address—lßo, DURHAM and 211, KILMOBE STREETS. Reasonable Charges. X2O9S THE Friends of the late Mrs H. R. Prances Caverhill are invited to attend her funeral, which will leave her late residence. High Street, St Albans, on Friday, at 2.15 x>.m.,for tbe Linwood Cemetery. George Barrell, Undertaker and Em* balmer, 55, Durham Street south. Telephone 531, HE Friends of the late Mr Jeremiah O’Briai are invited to attend his Funeral, which will ve at the Pro-Cathedral, Barhadoes Street, for uiem Mass, at 10.30 a.m. This Day (Mday), ice to Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE IEELL, Undertaker and Embalmer, 55, ham Street South. Telephone 531. HE Friends of the late Miss Janie Gebbie aro invited to attend her funeral, to leave Bwtou,** Gehbie’e Valley, on Friday, 13th met,# 2 noon, for the Governor's Bay Churchyard# JAS. LAMB & SON, Undertakers, &c., 35, Lichfield Street cast. Telephone 361. pwflrrpgfuia ■ nmy Jiauaii’n MU'igsmMdttlUhv n t 4 gfoWlMBBi mHE Friends of tbe late Mr William Jones are B respectfully invited to attend his funeral, winch will leave his late residence, St Albans Lane, To-day (Friday), at 2 p.m., for the Menvala Church, Mid thence to the Public Cemetery, Lm* wood. J. Anderson, Undertaker, 101, Victoria 284