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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12402, 16 January 1901, Page 1

■J?ublie ITofcioea. gHAEPE’S STANDARD TURNIP SEEDS. f SAWTELL AND WAOHSMANN • Have on. Sale • A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OP TUENIP SEEDS. Of Proved Germination, Grown. by the Noted Seed Growers, MESSES CHAS. SHARPE AND CO., Of Sleaford, England, PROM THEIR SELECTED STOCKS, Including the following varieties, ; AT LOWEST MARKET HATES Purple Top Aberdeen, ! Green Top Aberdeen. Fosterton Hybrid. Imp. Green Globe. Universal Hybrid (a grand late fattening turnip). Purple Top Mammoth. Orange Jelly. Devonshire Greystone, etc. SAWTELL AND~WACHSMANN, Grain and Seed Merchants, XIC9S Cashel Street. THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED COMPANY. SPEING~SOWING. TITB have a LARGE and CHOICE STOCK ill of the undermentioned Lines;— PERENNIAL RYEGRASS' ITALIAN RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT . COWGRASS WHITE CLOVER ALSI.KB ETC., ETC. Also, BROAD LEAP ESSEX RAPE and TURNIP SEED, Of Best Quality Procurable. WRITE FOR SAMPLES and PRICES, THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED COMPANY, LTD. SEED MERCHANTS, Cashel Street. W. H. P. WOODROPFE, .Manager. SOLE AGENT POE EALLI BEOS., CALCUTTA (Cornaacks, Woolpacks, etc.). Also fur DE PASS’S MANURES. P 2461 BROTHERS, LIMITED, MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS; j 198; HIGH STREET, ' 1 Christchurch. CASH PURCHASERS OP AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY PRODUCE Of all Descriptions. caloutta~csrnsacks. To Arrive at Lyttelton during December and January, ORDERS POE WHICH ARE NOW BEING BOOKED. P 1499 MEDICAL. ■y'AOANOY, i PEBRUARY 26th, io r PULLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL OFFICER. Membership about 270. | Applications received up to JANUARY 26. 1 State stipend required, inclusive, and_ also [ exclusive, of drugs, qualifications, etc. j G.V.CM. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, ! Brunnerton. | T. FRANKLIN, I 6837 Secretary. TO THE TRADE.—We are prepared to VALUE TEAS for Grocers , and others buying from Australia or direct from Growers, at a nominal charge. Being in constant touch with Ceylon and Indian Markets, we are enabled to give reliable market values. RIDLEY AND SON, Tea Specialists, P 6976 128, HIGH STREET. Telephone ■ HAIR SPECALIST. MRS STEWART lias much pleasure in announcing to the public of Christchurch that sho can he consulted at No. 7, INGLIS’S BUILDINGS, Opposite Freeman's, FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. Ladies Gentlemen who have thin, fading or falling hair should consult Mrs Stewart at once. Irritation of the scalp, severe headaches relieved by the first treatment. Scalp thoroughly massaged and treated and hair cleaned. The proprietress possesses a marvellous Hair Tonic which induces growth and lustre to the hair. A Special Treatment for Baldness. Ladies’ Faces massaged and steamed by the latest American vapouriser. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Hours from 9 a.m Consultation free. 1195 WANTED to Lend, £5, £lO, £2O, £SO, £IOO, £SOOO, Personal or other Security. Strictly Confidential. D. STRANAGHAN, F 2756 i 1, Chancery Lane. CASH REGISTER. DEAL fairly to your employees and yourself by having a Machine that registers all your Cash Takings and Payments. A lovely piece of furniture, and always worth its full value. Price only £lO 10s. On view at our Sample Rooms, 145, Lichfield Street. BRUNT, PITT AND CO., Sole Agents for South Island and Wellington District. P27SB THE McCORMICK MACHINE, OF STEEL FIRST RANK The WORLD OVER. Hundreds of thousands of grain-growers call it the_ Best Harvester and Binder that ever went into a grain field, and they prize it accordingly. It isn’t sentiment with them—it's just plain, old-fashioned common sense. They like it best because it serves them best. It costs more money than some harvesters, but that’s because it’s more valuable. Its advantages more than offset the added cost. The “Machine of Steel” is built to harvest the grain crop of the world, and to do it better than any, other machine. Perhaps you may care to know more about this harvester. Our catalogue will interest you. MORROW, BASSETT AND CO., CASHEL STREET. F 2529 FOR SALE, AS A GOING CONCERN, THE BUSINESS of a GENERAL STORE in one of the Best Agricultural and Pastoral Districts in North .Canterbury. The Property consists of J-acre, with Store, 5-roomed Dwelling-house (detached), 5-stalled stable and other necessary outbuildings. The Stock has been reduced to about £BOO, and consists of Grocery, Drapery, Boots, Ironmongery, Crockery, etc., etc. There is also a Post and Telephone Office and Newspaper Agency connected with the business. The plant consists of Waggon, Horses and Harness. The Premises are placed at a low valuation, and no goodwill is required. The turnover amounts to about £4OOO a year. Possession could be given on Ist NOVEMBER. A Cash Buyer would be preferred, but terms could be arranged for the property. Apply ROSS AND GLENDINING, Or CHRYSTALL AND CO„ 6120 Christchurch. DR SIMPSON’S Quinine and Iron Tonic. This new preparation of Iron and Quinine, in combination with other Tonics, forms one of the most strengthening and agreeable medicines yet placed before the Public. Price la 6d. Prep,red only by W. P. Townend, 183, Colombo Street, Christchurch. P 2521