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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 13000, 16 December 1902, Page 1

Public USTofcioas. CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. TWO LAY CLERICS (Tenor and Bass). Apply to 4J-56 D. BRAD SHAW. DENNIS BROS., FISHMONGERS, POULTERERS, ETC., HAVE Opened "a BRANCH SHOP in Cashol Street,'' in premises io-rmeriy occupied by R. G. Warno, opposite G. L. Beat'h and Co.'s, drapers. Fresh supplies of fish a-ndi poultry daily. All orders promptly attended to. 176, CASHEL STREET, and 55, VICTORIA STREET. Telephones 674 and 712. F 4021 'RY. POULTRY. Wanted, Orders Turkeys, Ducks-,, Geese and Fowls. C. DUNN, Poulterer, . 123, Manchester Street. Istd. 33 years. 4458 S DR DE RENZI will not be reluming to i- Christchureh. for some time, lie has written directing W to DISCHARGE ALL CLAIMS agninsl'him. Persons to whom Dr T>e Renzi is indebted will receive payment of their accounts by applying -to me. . T. G. RUSSELL, -■ 416 G Solicitor, Chrisichurch. CANTERBURY JUBILEE MEMORIAL. THE NEXT OF KIN OR RELATIVES of these who lost their lives whilst on activo service hi South. Africa are invited to send l in their names for the purpose of recording the same op the BRONZE TABLET in■• connection with above. Birth, or Residence in Canterbury, or Membership of ono of i)ha Contingents raised in Canterbury must be a necessary qualification. Forms of application can bo 'obtained', and must be -sent in, on' or 'before the Ist FEBRUARY NEXT, to the Undersigned, THOS, GARRARD, Hon Secretary, 4461 Canterbury Hall, Christch'UTc'h. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. T\R JULIAN HAS REMOVED TO Corner of Tuam Street, CHRISTCHURCH, Special and Successful Treatment for Diseases of the Skin, Nose, Throat, Chest and other Chronic Diseases. HOURS OF CONSULTATION: 9 to 10 a.m. "1.0 to 3.30 p.m. 5.0 to 7.30 p.m. F3OBB IN order to convenience Co antry Patients, I have taken the Rooms lately occupied by DR GREENWOOD, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Hours of Consultation: 10-11 a.m. 8-4, 8.15, 9.15 p.m. DR DAVENPORT, X 3160 Ferry Road. THE Selection oi the Indian Army Officer, that Prince of Connoisseurs, the delight of the Clubmen, and the' pick of sensible mew the world over, is FERGUSON'S P. - and O. WHISKY.- It is 'ton years old, and is -without compeer in purity and mellowness and allround condition.' TRY IT FIRST.AND D'RINK IT EVER AFTER, F 3138 I. FOUNTAIN, °' DENTAL CHAMBERS, GLOUCESTER STREET, Late of Tomeydiffa and Carey's Buildings. Telephone 746.Noto.' —Only Entrance' in Gloucester Street. F-2559 WANTED KNOWN. rpHB , CHEAPEST PLACE for Pianos, i. Music, Strings,-Fittings and Musical Instruments of every description is >at tlie K NEW MUSIC SHOP, 226, COLOMBO ' ■ • STREET, Next to Cookho-m House. X 3071 PKA £75, £IOO, £l5O, £2OO, £250, £3OO, 3*o\J) £IOO, £SOO, and any sum up lo £IO,OOO, to LEND for Fixed Periods, or repayment by Monthly, Quarterly or Half-yearly instalments, on town, suburban or farm securities, at 4J per cent and 5 per cent. CHAS. HILL, Solicitor, 194, Hereford Street, Christchurch, and F 2714 High Street, Rangiora. ills' should be in evsiy -* 'hcuseho'ld, unequalled for Indigestion, biliousness and Liver Complaints, Is per box; seo that you get Bonaimgboo's. . F 3168 [/[THAT -well-known users of Vehicles say r V about the practical work done by WEST PATENT TYRE SETTER. IT SETS THEM COLD. Mr C. DAMPIER-CROSSLEY, Waituna, Waikari, says:—The Tyres you tightened for my gig have been most satisfactory. It is about two years since you had them, and they have not moved all through the dry weather. I -was so satisfied with your "cold procesa" that when I va-s having another cart done up Rt the local wheelwright's I ordered the wheels to be sent to you. W. MOOR AND CO., Co-aohbuilders, 53, Victoria Street, Christchurch. F 3102 IO'NNINGTON'S Pills, .the popular remedy ' fcr Indigestion and Liver Disorders, Is per Box; see that you get Bonnington's. F 3168 \VK feet they ily over the ground when J smoking Sweet Briar Cigarettes. F3OOS [UEZ DROPS—The "famous CurcTfor Tooth- ' ache, arrests decay. Price Is. F 2900 Railway Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT PLUMPTON PARK. A TRAIN will leave Christchurch for Sock- ■£*- burn at '12.10 p.m., and return at 6.5 p.m.- to-day 444'J BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. THE afternoon train from Christchurch for Springfield and Whitccliffs Branches today will star.t. a-t 4.50 p.m. and run as on Wednesdays. A train leaves Christchurch for Templeton at 11.0 p.m. to-day, and will stop where required to set down passengers. 4415 BY ORDER. CHRISTCHURCH RACING CLUB. RACES ON ANNIVERSARY DAY, 16vh DEC, 1902. SIX FLAT RACES AND TWO TROTS. A SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Christchurch for Blunipton at 12.10 p.m. Return- Fares—First Cla Class lfld. A:so Coaches b; Comforiablo Grand Stand and No Dust. 44.59 Lost, Found, &c. OST, Gold with lettering on. it. - i RcwaTd. A.L., " TimfV Offloe - i 457 LOST, Mourning Pin, with- pc-nr! centre, Cl-aie Road and M«riv«.le La.no to- Holmbank, Bryndwr. 138, Kilinore Street. Reward. OST, from Kaiapoi, a Dank Bay Pony, by A Aladdin; chcdi «.ll round, bang tail K.nd jti'O, clotb or.. Reward! on -returning same to F. MitchslO, Pier'Hotel, Kaiapoi. 44SS STRAYED on to tny farm, at Spreydon, One Ayrshire Cow. W. Henderson, or N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. 4455 .