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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 14192, 15 October 1906, Page 2

Wanted. OHINA WARE—ELEGANT and CHEAP. China Cups and Saucers/ Royal blue band, gold lines, breakfast size, 3s 3d the hatfdozen, Large Tea adze 3s half-dozen,; Elegant Tea Sets, 21 pieces, spiral electric blue girt, Alexander red gilt' ohromo green gilt, heliotrope gilt, 8s 6a j Tea Sets, 40 pieces, above colours, 15s 6d. T. TAYLOR, 97, Colombo Street. 74 | LEFT-OFF CLOTHING—Ladies' Gentle men’s and Childrens’ Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing Bought. Highest Cash Price given. Letters promptly attended to, X 3727 MBS_DAVIES, 168, Armagh Street._ LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s and Children’s Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing Bought. Highest cash price given. Letters promptly attended to. MRS PRITCHARD, 8, Victoria Street, near Square. Telephone 2010. X3T3I YTT AN TED to Borrow, £4OO on purchase of TV. freehold property. Apply Wanted, “ Times ” Office, 5963 VAT"ANTED, Several Smart Girls for. our ; TV, Packing Department, Montreal Street, next to the Railway. Chrystall and Co. 4463 WANTED young Girl, to train as domestic, to be treated as one of family. 233, Brougham Street, opposite Montreal Street, Sydenham. 6018 "tXrANTED Known —Wo have a largo numVV her of Assorted Stock Corsets we intend to sell at a very low rate. Call early and get a bargain. “ Messenger Co.” X 3692 WANTED, not being a tied house, we can sell Shooters at 7s 7d. Mrs Maine’s Boot and Shoe Store, Whits Hart Buildings. Win. Maine, formerly Maine Bros., Manager. V/tT*ANTED —Not being a tied house, we can .VV. sell Men’s Shooters at 7s 7d. Mrs Maine’s Boot Store, White Hart Buildings. William Maine (formerly Maine Bies.), Manager WANTED —Not being a tied house, we can sell Men’s Shooters at 7s 7d. Mrs Maine’s Boot Store, White Hart Buildings. William Maine (formerly Maine Bros.), Manager. ; TWTANTED —Not being a tied house, we can .VV. sell Men’s Shooters at 7s 7d. Mrs Maine’s Boot Store, White Hart William Maine (formerly Maine Bros,), Manager; ■ WANTED — Owing to general expenses being very small, we are able to sell our Boot Polish from 2d-.per Bottle for tan and black boots. Mrs Maine’s, White Hart Buildings. WANTED —Owing to general expenses being very small, we are able to sell our Boot Polish from 2d per ,Bottle for ian and black boots. Mrs Maine’s, White mart Buildings. WANTED —Not having large rates of interest to pay, wo are able to sell Women’s Leather Slippers at 2s lid, usually 4s 3d. Mrs Maine’s, White Hart Buildings. William Maine, Manager. "tTSTANTED—Not having largo rates of inTV. terest to pay, we arc able to sell Women’s Leather Slippers at 2s lid, usually 4s 3d. Mrs Maine’s, White Hart Buildings. William Maine, Manager. WANTED —As we are able to buy where we please, our customers benefit thereby. Youths' Shooters 6s Gd. Mrs Maine's Boot Store, White Hart Buildings. William Maine (formerly Maine Bros.), Manager. TItTANTED Known—Mrs Uuartcrmain ia a TV Cash Purchaser of Ladies' Gents’ and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letters by post or otherwiso attended to. Address Mrs G. Quartermam. 164, High Street. X 798 WANTED, anyone requiring Apartments or Board, Residence, apply Christchurch Exchange, 174, Lichfield Street, opposite Mason and Struthers. Open 9to 5; also Monday, Y/ednesday, Saturday evenings, 7.30 to 9. 'IXT'ANTED, Station and Farm Married .VV. Couples, £BS, £100; Woolclasser; Station Blacksmiths; Rough Carpenter; Head Shepherd; Musterers. with dogs, 335. 40s, long job; Fencers, 255; Ten Ploughmen for North Island and Canterbury, 22s 6d. 30s;; Dairymen, 255; Station Sands, do milking/ gardening; Station, Farm Youths; Sculleryman. McDonald, 103, Manchester Street. Te.ephono WANTED Known—Why R. Kennett has the largest Watch and Clock Repairing connection in Canterbury. Because for years ho has given his personal supervision; best work only; has the latest ’improved appliances, and uses onlv the highest grade materials.- Chroricgraplis, Chronometers and Repeating Watches have his special attention. Reasonable charges. 183, High •Street. E