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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12980, 22 November 1902, Page 4

Number Coupon Mrs Alexander, ICO, Salisbury Street . Mrs T. Bryant, Dampier’s Bay, Lyttelton. Mrs Chapman, Hereford Street Mrs Vince, Smith’s Hoad, Woolsfon • Mrs McKegncy, Cumberland St., Richmond Mrs F. J. Forman, Ripon St., Lyttelton Tho following will EACH receive A READING LAMP, WITH SHADE COMPLETE., Mrs Holmes, Pyo's Road, off Madras St. Miss Gladys M-cSaveney, Durwood Mrs R. Skilton, P. 0., Kaikoura Mrs Cooper, Cheviot • ■ ■ Miss Maud Swann Perry Rd., Woolstofi . Miss Archibald, Livingstone St., fey-unm Mrs Mary Meredith, Dnrfield\ Mrs H. Jennings, Governor's Hay . Mrs R. Brown, -262, St Asaph St., West . Mrs C. Ankins, George St., Richmond Mrs II , Cambridge Terrace Mrs J. Kennedy, Pendower, Lincoln Miss F. Harvey, Stnnmore Rd., Lin-wood Miss Bennett, Strickland St., Sydenham Mrs A. Anderson, -14, Allan Street Mrs D. Livingston, Oktiku, Mt . Thomas Mrs J. Dogge-tt, Ashley St., Rangiora Mrs A. E. Steere, 49, Andover St., Morivale Mrs E. Parker, High Street, St Albans . Mrs E, J. Chamberlain, Thornton Road Mrs Ford, Salisbury St., Christchurch . Miss Wilson, Lyttelton . Master T. Champ, Barn-ford St., Woolston I’Mrs Screes, 21, Gordon St., Liuwood _ . 'Mrs A. Hawtin, 113, Worcester St., City Mrs F. Day, Bren-ohley Road, Lyttelton Tho following will EACH receive A FANCY TEAPOT. Mrs Britt, Crescent Road, St Ai'ha-ns . 30 Mrs A. Duff, Green-park • • • 23 Mrs Keeff, Oxford Terrace . • • .29 Miss May Hern, Bran-chley Rd., Lyttelton. 29 Mrs E. Creighton, Yaldhurst . . -2® Mrs F. Henderson, West Oxford • 2 ” Mrs R. Hibbard, High St., Southibrrdge 27 Mrs P. 'Purvey, jun.. 14, Wilson’s Road . 27 Miss E. Bounton, Hawford Road, Opawa 27 Mr David Needham, 93, Barbadpes Street 28 Miss J. Lynn, Shakespeare Rd., Sydenham 25 Miss Tessa Hight, Racecourse Hill . 26 Mrs Robt. Herriott, Little Akaloa . .. 26 Mrs Alf. Streeter, H-alswell . . . .23 Mrs Purvis, Drewsbury Lane, Sydenham 23 Miss W. Ransom, 238, Armagh Street . 23 Mrs S. Boyce, 264, Oxford Terrace . 25 Miss Alice Joyce, Bamford Rd., Woolston 25 Miss Ferneaux, Hawkhurst Rd., Lyttelton 24 Miss N. Scally, 13, Hanmer St., Linwood 24 Mrs S. Southen, Crescent Kd., St A-l-bans 24 Mrs J. Otten, Cheviot Street, Spreydon . 24 Miss Jameson, 55, Cashel Street . . 24 Mrs W. Skelton, Sumner . . .24 Mrs A. E. Slack, Salisbury Grove . 24 Tho following will EACH receive A GLASS CAKE STAND AND FANCY HEN BUTTER DISH. Mrs W. Brunton, 41, North St., St Albans 23 Mrs D. Sands, Takaka . . .23 Mrs A. C. Waller, Huxley St., Sydeuhajn 23 Mrs Waite, 14, Cotterill St., Addington . 23 Miss D. C. Fleming, Sydenham . . 23 Miss M. Brownlee, Cheviot . . .22 Mrs Craighead, Cheviot . . . .22 Miss M. J. Feron, Martin’s Lane, Spreydon 2-2 Mrs E. McGroth, Kaiapoi . . . .22 Mrs Wm. Gaudy, Halswel! ... 22 Miss Theresa Ayers, Sydenham . . 22 Mrs Daily, 8, Armagh Street . . .22 Miss Nellie Pid-geon, Coleridge St., Port 22 Miss Grace Elkners, Woodend . . 21 Mrs Toomer 21 Miss Harrison, Canterbury St,, Lyttelton 20 Mrs L. Hawtin, Canon St., St Albans . 29 Mrs Gibb, 6, Strickland St., Linwcod . 20 Mrs Beaman, Cheviot . . . .20 Mrs Haylon, Harewood Road, Papanui . 29 Mrs J. R. Cimsen, Bread-fields . . .20 Mrs H. Devine, Rotherham, Amuti . 20 Mrs Mary Prideaux, US, Armagh Street 20 Mrs Hahn, Victoria Street, Richmond . 20 Miss Crocker, London St., Lyttelton 20 Mrs R. W. Veal, Oxford St,, Lyttelton . 20 Mins Skcrtan, Riccarton . ... 20 Miss Olson, Scoman Quay, Lyttelton 20 Mrs Bennett, Tycehurst Rd., Lyttelton 20 Miss E. Sibbaid, Linwood . . .20 Miss Milliner,t Prestidgo, Hororata . . 20 Miss E. Norton, Breuchley Rd., Lyttelton 20 Mrs A. Trait. 02. King St., Sydenham . 20 Mrs E. Smith, St Martins ... , . 20 Mrs R. Hill, 92, Milton St., Sydeifham . 20 Miss Nelson, St David’s St., Lyttelton . 20 Mi,=s HJ Walker, 47, Armagh Street . 20 Miss Brown, Hazeldean Rd., Addington 20 JOHN HALL & CO., LTD., MANCHESTER STREET. MISSING FRIENDS. Any Information forwarded to tho Manage-* of the “ Lyttelton Times " in respect to missing friends will be duly posted to the advertiser. Correspondents are requested to quote the iato of the paper iu which their names ap. pear. If replies are required, the necessary pontage must ho forwarded. Missing friends.— james magee, Dooish, County Donegal, Ireland, last heard of at Christchurch, communicate with your brother, Henry Burton Magee, at once, care of John Stew-art, Dairyman, Eagle Farm, Brisbane. HB3 THOMAS FRANCIS, Coachbuilder, of New Zealand, was last heard of in 1858. We ars given to understand ho has advertised for Thomas Charles Francis, lighterman, of the Surrey Commercial Docks, and Mary Anne Francis, his wife, maiden name Miss Butterfield. Father dead. Son writes. 7383 O’NEILL (THOMAS HOUSTON) is requested to communicate nephew- Harry, care or Tatchell, Solicitor, Bendigo. 7361 BAKE.—Wanted known, the whereabouts oi HELEN BANE, 35 years of age; last heard of in Christchurch. Brother John, of Greymouth and into of the Thames, asks. 7360 _ Information wanted of the whereabouts oi MRS ISAAC DOWN, nee GEISIEKING, formerly of Grey-mouth, and lata of Wairoa and Napier, Hawke’s Bay. Kindly forward information to the Editor. 7345 AVanted to hear of JOHN HODSON, of Longridge, England. Last heard of in Burra Burra Hospital, discharged cured, 1885. Brother George asks. 7326 FOWLER.—News wanted o;f William Norman Fonder, of Uplinio Rigos, Weymouth. Loft tlhero for some pla-oe abroad, about twentyfive or twenty-six years ago. His sister's daughter, Mary Taylor, inquires. R 5 MORRISON.—News wanted of Edward Morrison, formerly oi Dungournoy County, Ireland, _ merchant seaman. Last hoard of at Quebec about 'Humy-three years ago. Supposed to have gone to Sydney, New South Wales. His sister, Mrs James Crobor, asks. R 5 FARRELL.—News wanted of Long hi in Farrell, of Rathdrum, County Wicklow, who left Ireland in March, 1855, for the gold diggings, Australia. When la-s-t heard of was working there. Any n'cws will bo thankfully received by his niece, Mary M’Oormick, care of this cilice. R 5 BARTON.—News wanted of John Irla-m ; born at_BoWon, March 13, 1831, a millwright, ■who sailed for Melbourne in 1853, then for ■ New Zealand. His daughter, Mrs Raymond, inquires. - R 5 GREEN.—-News wanted of James Green. Last heard of at Rose Cottage, Mount Summers, Canterbury, New Zealand, in 1886, His sister, Mrs Kibbler, inquires. R 5 ! COSMAN.—News wanted of Francis Cosman (or Anton Schaefer), who: loft England about forty-six years ago for Van Diemen's Land. Last hoard of at Huon, Hobart Town, about thiriy-aix years ago. Anyone knowing his whereabouts please communicate with his daughter, Annie Cos-man, care of this office. ' R 5 DEVLIN.—News wanted- of Patrick Hugh (Hughie) Devlin, who left Barrow-in-Furnesa about fifteen years ago. Last heard of at 19, Napoleon's Quay, Antwerp; was then steward on a foreign mail-boat sailing from Antwerp. His nephew, Patrick M’Alister, inquires. R 5 BYAN. —News wanted of Edward Ryan, son of Martin Ryan, who left Balleya, County Kilkenny, for New Zealand, in 1878. Last heard of near Hawke’s Bay. His brother, John Ryan, inquires. Rs_ ' STANTON— News wanted of William John Stanton. Last heard of in New Zealand about thirty years ago. His sister Maria, now Mrs Campbell, _ READING (ALFRED) landed at Lyttelton, New Zealand, in September, 1901; last heard of from Hanmer Springs, Cnlvcrden; letters from Christchurch engaged rabbiting on Spenser Range Hills last March. Brother WaUer inquires. .. E 5 C ALAG XI AN .—Kale Hogan married Edward Calaghan in Limerick, Ireland, and went to Tasmania or Now Zealand forty-five years ago. Brother Tom inquires. L 5 BIRCHLEY (JOSEPH), lato hemp-mill proprietor, Shannon, Wellington, N.Z., is sought by brother Charles. L 5 WEST (MARTIN) was shipwrecked coming to England in ISBS, but was saved and taken to Sydney; last hoard of travelling between Sydney and Queensland. Son James asks. L 5 HUTCHINSON (MRS ELIZA) nw STRAND, whose mother lived in ■ Waiidsj worth, wen-t to New Zealand twenty-one years ago. Aunt inquires. . L 5 DOWD (DANIEL J.) sailed on the Brother’s Pride for New Zealand in 1803; list wrote from Christchurch two years later. Sister' Eliza, asks. / L 5 ~POLSON (ANGUS) was steward on the s.s. Prosperous, sailing between Brisbane and Melbourne, jn July, 1877. Sister Margaret asks. Ed LION (RICHARD) and BUNCE (AMELIA) sailed for Now Zealand about 1851. Brother John , asks. La