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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13109, 24 April 1903, Page 1

Public Notices. npHOMPSON AND TURREL SURGEON-DENTISTS, 218, High Street. "We have secure _ __ DR H. C. GLENDINING, From Pennsylvania University, U.S.A., During the period of Mr Turrcll's FOR SALE BY TENDER. A CYCLE Importing, Manufacturing and Nickel-plating BUSINESS. Animal Turnover £SOOO. Profits average from, 30 to SO per cent nett. Cash business. No book debts. A first-class opportunity for energetic man with capital of about £I2OO. Stock Sheets, Tender Forms, and full information to bona fide enquirers, upon application to W.E.C., F 4579 • G.P.0., Christchurch. ■ CAVERHILL AND HILSON, ,' 114, MANCHESTER STREET, Next t'iio union S.S. Co.'s Buildings. 13 ARE BUYERS of "WHEAT, OATS, . i Etc., Etc. Account Sales Promptly Rendered. .-Bt-ciasa SHEEP FARM FOR SALE. VSI9S I\IST<E "have various SUMS of MONEY for 'VVi INVESTMENT from 4J PER CENT. T. S. "WESTON AND SON, Solicitors, 142, Cashel Street, F 3193 Christchurch. HOME KNITTING DEPOT, 221, Colombo Street. TUST Opened—New Season's "Woollen - * Goods. le-knit Stockings and Socks, Jerseys, etc. Furs Renovated and Remodelled to Lateat Fashion. MRS L. PALMER. Telophone 1279. X 3032 NEW FURNITURE, "WAREHOUSE Now Opened by C. "W. WARD, At 223, Ca6hel Street (Late Turnbull and Jones). Everything at Reasonable Prices. Complete Stock of Furnishing Materials. Cutlery, Glass, Earthenware, Electro-plate, Brushware. FBOSB NOW FORMING. ■FRENCH AND GERMAN CLASSES, Under Native Teachers, At GILBY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 150. "Worcester Street. F 2999 MPORTANT—Every • Householder should inspect Tea Coupon Prizes and try i'.h 'acket of our' Tea. 2 Coupons, equal Scrub Jrush or Jam Dish; 6—A Mirror, Set Scales or Dish Cover; 10—A Oako Stand, Saucepan or Hearthrug; 20—An Octagon Table, Pair Vases or Reading Lamp; 60—A Wringer, Pair Blankets or 8-day Clock. Numerous other prizes. Tea guaranteed pure. B. Hindle's Exchange and Mart, Tuam and Colombo Streets. Cheapest place to get Crockery or Furniture. F 2628 Telephone No, 1271. Q Y 'D-N E Y •:-• H. J O N E Si DENTIST (by exam.) Rhodes' Buildings (upstairs), Corner Hereford and Manchester Streets, Opp. National Bank And N.Z. Express Coy. ' F 3115 DRESSMAKING. ->ERFECTLY-MADE COSTUMES AND SKIRTS, i the Newest Materials, Including Cloth, Serge, Zibeline, Cov Coating, etc. Changes Very Moderate. MRS ROSKRUGE, F 3049 Colombo Street. FOUNTAIN, * DENTAL CHAMBERS, GLOUCESTER STREET, Lite of Toneycliffe and Carey's Buildings. Telephone 746. v-j- n.„i„ in Gloucester Street. F 3553 THE N.Z. EXPRESS COY., LTD.; .DELIVERS PACKAGES TO ADDRESS at FIXED AND CHEAP RATES. SMALL PARCELS TO Dunedin, 71b . . . .Is Wellington, 41b .... Is Auckland, 41b . . . . Is FURNITURE PACKED, STORED OR REMOVED.. Office: CORNER HEREFORD AND . MANCHESTER STREETS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HIGH CLASS AERATED MINERAL WATERS. GRIFFITHS AND COMPANY VX" have to announce to the inhabitants of Christchurch and District that they have just imported from England a boda, Water Plant of the most rr t oderni pattern, aaid are now manufacturing Aerated Waters of all descriptions, which will be found equa. in every respsct to iihe imported article, tneir drinks being made from -the 'fruit in snyeilined machinery, guarantees them absoiute.y pure. They desire to call the attention of medical men to itlho fact that tbey_ ■manufacture Soda. Water especially for invalids, of any strength- ordered. They have- adopted the thumb-screw stopper, which wi.l be found a great improvement to those in. use at present. Our Mr Griffiths, who for tho last 17 years has -been manufacturing for soma ol the best English houses, personally conducts thobusiness. The Factory is at the corner o, field and Edgeware Roads, and was 1 onetime as Pitt's Brewery. *0063 COCKAYNE'S LEVIATHAN HOTEL. THIS Magnificent Temperance Hotel is now completed, and is OPEN ,TO THE PUBLIC. , The Hotel is replete with all Modern Improvements, and contains 52 single and 20 double bedrooms, all of which are unusually -'ry and well-appointed. Public and Private Sitting-rooms. Bathrooms and Lavatories fitted with Hot and Cold Water. THE CUISINE Is"lN CHARGE OF AN EXPERIENCED CHEF, And will be found Equal to Any in thß Colony. Private Dining-room for Ladies. General Tariff on Application. MRS COCKAYNE, Proprietress. Telephone 747. F 3252 Known. —Concei and •' Mon-a- " E: Drth and Bir.r.s,