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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11580, 16 May 1898, Page 3

Business Notices. «SCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. X. ARMSTRONG & CO. iTTAYE JUST LANDED, par b .b. • Further .being landed by all Steamers, Ac SPLENDID ASSORTMENT AND COMPLETE -STOCK Of WINTER GOODS. BEANKKTS.tegesize- gg g d *»>'l2s6d 'WADDED QXJIIjTS ... 3s Hd TO 4s ud ■BOSH SU6S ... ... 3s Ud TO ( 15&6d PTECKS COLONIAL FLANNEL ... 9|d BLACK-AND ’COEOUBISD 1 CAPES,-fromsgg the-Lateit*Styl«, ODE MILOTIBX IHISk SEASON IS [GOING TO EXCEL • AiHi PEEVrOUS SEASONS FOEftQUALIXK. STILE, ETNISH AND CHEAPNESS. THEsCLOTHING AJSrD MEECESY lanow-fall. «OQEH* DBWKESHIETS r.iaTBBE SHXKES... „ ... BAEVABDSHIKTS.... ... HEN’S KNITTED SOCKS ... „ MESRS. KNITTED 30C3C5... m 3s lid 2s 6d Is 6d Is • 6d OLE LNDKKOLOTHING IS CBT- VEEY LOW. HEIPS COLONIAL UNDERPANTS ... ._ ... ... SpSJP&COLOKIALSHIBTa ... 4s lid 3s lid TAILORING DEPARTMENT. DEE. from 45 g acwrs TKOKssrasao obdeb l4g @d DRESS DEPARTMENT. Ladies«hoald iaspectoar Mutorial Stock of COATINGS AND FANCY DEES3 Before going elsewhere. THICK COATING, Min, in Green L. Q J Brown, Navy and Black, at .„ *'«. Suitable for Capas. NEWMAEKET JACKETS, Navy and'BLaok Serge Jg per yard. (lAKTAN VELVET,..nmrin.great O™ 11. J demand, at w® • L *'* fEABTAN BILKS 2s 6d ttAETAN FALL NET ... ~ lg DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. This Departmoafriß tinder the control of KISS CABBTCK, so well known for her Fit, Styl»and Finish. THE CHARGES AEE, FOE MAKING A DKESS COMPLETE, 16s6d 10 12s-6d. T. ARMSTRONG & 00.» MARKET PLACE AND LOWER HIGH STBBBT. CHEAPSIDE. BALLANTYNE & CO. are giving Speoia Value in Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings Quilts, Tapestry and Lace Curtains. & and Oood ■ MsSvso& Every remedy is entitled to a fair trial Each should be judged by itself alone MEAN'S &MHLBLAISS SALVE § is put before the © public solely on £' itsmerits. 1 know £ it will cure Broken 5 or Unbroken Chil- t blains,Chaps, Crack ft ed Hands or Lips £ Roughness, because it <E has been curing those pain- 6 ful ailments for three years, and m no J case has it failed. Sufferers should, in o fairness to themselves and to me, give it « a trial. Price One Shilling; postage one ® penny extra. Sold by chemists and by * G.W.HEAV, (late WVV. Price) f Prescription Chemist a 1 Hereford Street, Bast. Christchurch 'I SEND IT S TO SHORTT’S. .1201 MAGISTERIAL. CHRISTCHURCH. Saturday, May 14. (Before Mr R. Beetham, S.M.) Drunkenness. Bridget Lane, who pleaded guilty, was fined ss, with the alternative of forty-eight hours’ imprisonment. Vagrancy. —Lucy Weston pleaded guilty to a charge of having insufficient lawful means of support and was sentenced to two months’ imprisonment. —Clara Green, for whom Mr Donnelly appeared, was discharged.—The hearing of a similar charge against Bella Smith, for whom Mr Donnelly appeared, was adjourned until Monday, to enable the accused to produce witnesses. HOOKEY. On Saturday the Christchurch B and Kaiapoi B teams met on the South Park, the former winning by two goals to one. The play was much in favour of the winners, but scoring was difficult, owing to the fine defence shown by the losers’ goal-keeper. Mr Heliyer was referee. The Kaiapoi A team met the Y.M.C.A. team, the game resulting in a draw, each side scoring one goal. A GOOD CHARACTER. Peaes’ Soap has an agreeable perfume a beautiful appearance, and soothing pro perties, which commend it as the greatest luxury of the toilet. Peabs’ Soap makes the hands white and fair, the complexiod bright and clear,'and the skin soft and smooth as velvet Mrs Stevens, an inmate of Kingston workhouse, has just died at the age of 103. In her early days she lived at Brighton, and often-sawijr-George 1H... there.