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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11554, 15 April 1898, Page 1

Sports. DON'T FORGET THAT Athletic and Cycling Events are included in the Programme arrangedior THE SPORTS At Lancaster Park, which take place TO-MOEEOW AFTERNOON, At 2.30 p.m. Afternoon Tea—Freeman, Music— Woolston Brass Band. Admission One Shilling. Ladies and Schoolboys admitted Half-price. 3823 Meetings. TO THE FARMERS AND PRODUCERS OF CANTERBURY. ENTLEMEN, —I invite you and your good wives to meet me in the ORANGE HALL, ASHBURTON, AT 2.30 OM SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IGxn ikst.. When I will tell you the real truth about Grain and Produce, show you how you are robbed, and point out the remedy, WM. BARKER, 3821 The Farmers’ Friend. CANTERBURY WOMEN’S INSTITUTE. THE usual meeting of the Institute will he held in Hobbs’s Buildings (Metaphysical Club iloom) on FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15th, at 8 o’clock. Subject:—Consideration of Resolutions for National Council. Committee at 7. 3783 Exhibitions. CANTERBURY SOCIETY OP ARTS. Annual exhibition op pictures at the Art Gallery, Armagh Street, 10—5, 7—lo. To-Night’s Programme arranged by Miss Jennie West. Items by Misses Davie. Graham, Lake and Marsden, Messrs Collier and March. Admission, Is. 3700 R. HEIMBUEGER, See. Volunteer Notices. PARADE NOTICE. By A, C. NEAVE, Lieutenant Commanding C.M.E, THE TROOP will take part in the ANNUAL CHURCH PARADE of the North Canterbury Corps be held at the CATHEDRAL on SUNDAY, April 17. Fall in Drillshed, Christchurch, at 10.30, Bandoliers, Side Arms, Whip, Gloves. NO Rifles. By Order. PROSPER R, BEELAND, Sergeant-Major C.M.E. Head-quarters, April 12, 1808. 3774 Eoad Board Notices. EAST MALVERN EOAD BOARD. GENERAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. TT HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, in accordance with JL the Road Boards Act, 18S2, Amendment Act, 1883, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, Amendment Act, 1888, that a GENERAL ELECTION for the return of FIVE PERSONS to form Ihe East Malvern Road Board will be held at the Road Board Office, Sheffield, on TUESDAY, the 3rd Day of May, 1898. NOMINATION of Candidates, which must he in the form set forth in the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, Second Schedule, must be delivered to the Eeturning-officer, or addressed to him and delivered at his Residence, Sheffield, before Noon, MONDAY, the 25th day of April, 1838. Nomination Forms can he obtained at the Resi-dence-of the Beturnine-officer, Sheffield. JOHN JEBSON, Ecturmng-offlcer. Sheffield, April 14th, 1898. 3815 Lost, Found, &c. "H“ OST, two silk handkerchiefs, Musical Union Concert, Frank A. Moore, Mason, Strnthexs and Co. 3825 LOST, Lady’s Gold Watch, with short chain and trinkets attached. Reword on return to B. Wilkin. 170, Lichfield Street. 3802 Wanted Known, WANTED Known—The best Cure in the world for colds, chest affections, is Baxter’s Lung Preserver. 3720 WANTED Known—Black and Coloured Soft Felt Hats; special purchase, must be cleared; 2s lid, now Is lid. Woods, Free and Co. WANTED Known—That our Catalogue of Bicycles and Accessories can he had for asking, Adams Star Cycle Company, 70, Manchester Street, Christchurch. 13 WANTED Known —Plans of the well-known Beckenham Estate, Colombo Road South, to he sold by auction on Thursday next, by Mr Charles Clark, are now ready. 3810 WANTED Known—The Sale of Beckenham Sections, Colombo Eoad South, takes place at Mr Charles Clark’s Rooms on Thursday next. Exceptionally easy terms. Plans are now ready, 3810 Wanted. W ANTED, Buyers Brass-rail Bedsteads, £2 Atkinson’s.” F 1998 WANTED (urgent), ladies to inspect Novelty Dresses, Robes, Variegated Tweeds, Serges, Costume and Cycling Cloths, Skirtings. Beath and Co. WANTED immediately, Purchasers for Blankets, Flannels, Shirtings, Damasks, Sheetings, Cretonnes, Flannelettes, Lace Curtains, Table Covers and Linoleums. Beath and Co, WANTED— For ,the Easter Holidays—Trousers to measure, 14s 6d and 15s 6d, dark West of England stripe; 21s best. W. McClea and Co.’s Sale of Lonargan’a Stock, Cashel Street. ANTED to SelL—l still have a few of the best quality and value D.8.8.L. Guns, English make, to be had in N.Z. T. B. Taylor, opposite “ Press” Office, Cashel Street. 3293 _ ANTED, immediately, Purchasers for Blankets, Flannels, Shirtings, Damasks, Sheetings, Cretonnes, Flannelettes, Lace Curtains Table Covers, Linoleums, Beath and Co. WANTED— The Highest Cash Prices given for Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and Children’s Wardrobes. Furniture and Books Bought. Letters attended to immediately. Mrs Hamilton, 150, High Street. X 2232 B IDLE T■ S T . JJ A g. ELIA B L B Obtainable only from our Traveller Or at the Retail Stores, HIGH AND TUAM STREETS. Tailor-made gowns. BIDING HABITS. CYCLING costumes . PERFECT IN PIT. smart in cut. latest in style. Newest Materials to select from. Prices moderate. A. WORDEN & CO., 125, Colombo Street (Next B. Reece and Sons). F SMOKE DELIGHTFUL JUNO TOBACCO. COLOHIAL-made Flannels, in White, Shetland, Orkney and Pink, from 10-jd a yard. Black, Beattie and Co. WEDDING Presents—An immense assortment of useful and ornamental Articles at Minson’s Cheap Depot. ■ BARGAINS. PIANOS. ORGANS. BICYCLES. Fob sale, AT W.E. HARDING’S AUCTION ROOMS, 200-206, Hereford Street, Table Grand Piano (by Collard and Collard), Concert Grand Piano (by Broadwood aud Sons), Upright Piano (by Challen aud Sons,London), German Piano (new, by Kissler), German Piano (new, by Peternelle), Piano (by Moore and Moore, London), Cornish Organ (13 slops). Harmonium (by Wallis nudSou). Prices from £l4. Ladies’ and Gouts' Bicycles from £2, Terms it required.