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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14980, 28 April 1909, Page 2

HEALTHY, HAPPY CHILDREN Auisebrook’s New Biscuit .NURSERY RHYMES. Pure Food and Amusement for Children Cood for Old as well as Young.

Wanted. OUR ASSISTANTS ARE SATISFIED, bo are "WE, with. th». THURSDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. Will You Help Us by Voting for It'. KINCAID'S G.I.C. WANTED TO LET. PAPANUI ROAD, near HOLLY ROAD. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, furnished, 10 rooms, with every modern convenience, 2J acres; very low rent to good tenant. MoKENZIE AND WILLIS, Land and Estate Cathedral Square (next P 10 LET I To Let! To Let! Over 5 score —• houses, of all sizes and at various rents. A list unapproaoked in Christchurch. Our weekly printed to let list is free to you. Write or call. BAKER BROS., 138, Manchester Street. on a prominent corner in the city, with Soft of fine window display on two frontages. Fitted with electric light. Cheap rent will be accepted from a good tenant For full particulars, rent. etc. apply, without delay, to P.O. BOX 567, X4OCB Christchurch. CCOMMODATION BUREAU—Board-Rc- - L sidonoe Speoialty. . Apartments" and Houses, furnished and unfurnished, to Let. Open daily, also Wednesday and Saturday. Evenings, 7.30 till 9. Christchurch Exchange. 174, Lichfield Street, opp, Mason, Struthers, 'Phone 2148. ___, PLANT Now—Strawberry Plants, Mudiarne Melba, extra strong, 7s Gd per 100. Ivory, Ransriora Nurseries. 6893 POTATOES, White, cooks dry and'floury; 4s 6d cwt, "7s 6d sack. Richardson, Mcßratney's Road, Dallington. 6896 PRESERVING Jars.—Just arrived. Mason's Pints, Quarts and- Half-gallon; Atlas Jars, wide-mouth, pints, quarts, and half-gallon; Glass Jars, 3 in nest, Is 2d; .White Jars,i4 in nest, Is 4d; Tumblers, 2s 6d dozen; Preserving Pans, cast-iron enamelled, 5s Bd, 6s 9d, 7b 6d; Light Enamel, from 3s 9d. At Fletc 1 " "~ ~ •>--—<—- Lower High Street. K" ÜBBER Stamps and Hand Printing Davices of all kinds at • Redfern's, Manchester Street. First in 1877; foremost ever ■race. " REDFERN'S, Manchester Street, for Commercial Stationery, Printing, Rubber Stamps, eto. The firm that employs no canvassers. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Moles, Blemishes, Birthmarks, Effectually ■-■ Removed by E'eotrolysis. Mr Hammond, Speoialist. 50, Oashel 'Street. 6946 COUTS.—lnstruction Required by » Young! ~„ Man in Scoutcraft, Woodcraft, Tracking and Stalking, Spooring, Signalling, Camplife, etc., bv an Experienced Hunter or Trapper or Scout. Please state experience, and also what the cost' will be per quarter. Apply SCOUTING. "Times" Office. 6919 TO Let, 4 Rooms, City, 10s 6d; 4 Rooms, Mataon Street, 18s; 5 Rooms, Hanover Street, 13s 6d; 6 Rooms, Durham Street, 14s; 6 Rooms, Stanley Street, 16s; , Shop and Dwelling, Colombo Street, 20s; 4 Rooms (furnished), 18s 6d; 5 Rooms (furnished), 255; Forest and Perkins. ACANOIES for, Three Gentlemen; com- . fortable home, good table. 78, Tuam Street, City. 6356 YACANCY for Energetic Worker; new line, . sole control. Johnston, Sons and Co., 1.17, Liohfield Street. 6801 HY walk about in Slop-made. Shoddy . . Suits. Dresses, etc.? I can sell you Second-hand Tailor-made Outfits from the beat materials-from 10s. Only the best materials will stand handling twice Mrs illwood. Second-hand Clothiers, 168, Armagh kON'T have cold feet when you can lemedy J the trouble by purchasing a Hot Water -ottleof the best English rubber for 4s 64 5s 6d, 6s 6d or 7s 6d at GRAHAM, WILSON Aiijj SMELLIE'S. ;. able, Is 74d. Is 9d and Is Ud yd. flannelette shirting, in dark stripes. BJd> Old 10M and 11 Jd; cotton shirtings, 7id, BJd. 9Jd and ]o_d. Come in arid look through these .durtinßß; they're fine value. GR iW4 * f WTr - SON AND SMELLIE'S. C~"IiILDREN'S Coats of .cream, fleecy and lambswool are procurable for 9s lid at GRAHAM, WILSON AND SMELLIE'S. Maids' stylish tweed coats with fur collars, SOs, 35s 6d and 425. Your inspection is msilk for little girls c°6t_only4s>6d 5s 6d and 7s lid at GRAHAM, WILSON AxND SMELLIE'S. Bring in the children and try on son__. \ HILDREN'S Jerseys, in plain colourß and stripes, all wool, are selling at 2s lid, Ss 6d, 3s lli 4s 6d and 6 ? 6d, at GRAHAM, WILSON AND SMELLIEU Caps to match, is 6d and Is lid. ' ■ ?_ " oOK—Suits to Measure on Easy Terms. J Men's, Boys', Youths' Clothing, Shirts, . ndershirts, Pants, Socks, Caps Hats. Boots; best value. Find 91. COLOMBO STREET, City, for EAbU TERMS. X 4195 LOOJi.— JJRAi'ittX—1 give »»iuo Easy Terms, CLOTHING-I give Best Value and- Easy Terms. Look for BALKIAD'S 91,' Colombo Street, City, and you will find it between Lichfield and Tuam Streets. ____ X i l9s .. IK DIFFERENT Designs in Wincey, all at 10 one price, 1b Sfd. There's variety and value at Ballantyne's. , __ . dVA Dress Goods. Tweed Costumes, White Silk Blouses, Underskirts. "DRAPERY foi 2s weeKiy. Look on* for the Green Shop. L. W. Balk.nd s, . « • r-,. ± ret. er Jaa«> nnnf Tn».m Street. (Private, no Show W or write. Tel ______ O-i DRAPERY for 2a wcokly. All you* &1 Sheetings. Quilts. Blankets, Calicoes, FlennC Lace Curtains, Flannelette, Towels, Table Damask, Window Blinds, Tapestry, Table Covets. Hall Curtains. 2 i? 1 FOR 2s weekly Drapery. Boots, Boy» 35/1 Clothing, Men's Suits to Measure. The Green Shop, L. W. Balkind, 9J, Colombo Street, City between Lichfield and Tuara Strectß.' (Private, no Show Window.) Call or write. Representative will caJl. 7 FOR 2s f week for your next Stat to measure.- Best quality, perfect fit. A modei of perfection. A trial, and you will never change. from L. W, Balkitd, 91, Colombo Street. City. 6 INTER Wear for Children's Wear; the »r best from everywhere is submitted at Ballantyne's. OVEN for winter wear—Ladies' Nightv f dresses, 7s 6i 10s 6d. 12s 6d, 15s 6d and 21s J Ballantyne and Co. rpOBLER'S Swiss-Milk Chocolate is eimply JL delioious. Id, 3d, Gd and Is. All confectioners. ■ X 4136 Board and Besidencs. "~"E ELMO" House, 187, Worcester Street, west end—Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders; two minutes from G.P.Q and central tram, terminus, also with same distance off Parks, Publio Gardens, Museum, Boataheds, eta Quietest and very best position in the City. Telephone 873. Miss Himpton, proprietress