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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15457, 8 November 1910, Page 3

CARNIVAL' NOVELTIES AT READY-MONEY PRICES. Those who are looking for HONEST VALUE will not need FIELD GLASSES to discover the merit in the goods wc sell. Superb merchandise , in conjunction with the best buying facilities have produced the QUALITIES. Dealing DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS and 22 years' READY-MONEY TRADING have brought forth the values. And united they enable us to give BETTER VALUE FOR LESS MONEY than can polsibly be obtained elsewhere. FOR LADIES. White and Black Coque and Ostrich Boas from 12/9 to 52/6 Sunshades, in plain colours, from 4/11 to 9/6 Sunshades, in floral silk, from 6/9 to 10/6 Silk Maltese Ties from 5/11 to 22/6 Imitation Maltese Ties from 2/3 to S/ll Crepe-de-Chene and Chiffon Shoulder Scarves from 3/11 to 6/.11 Knitted Shoulder Scarves at 12/6 Lace and Kmbroidered Collarettes and Fronts from 1/6 to 2/11 each “ Peter Pan” and “Dollar Princess” Collars from 10£d to 2 11 White Mercerised Handkerchiefs, with coloured borders, at 3each or 6 for 1/6 Coloured Hosiery, in plain colours and vertical stripes, 1/2 l/6 1/8 1/10 to 2/4 per pair ' Kid and'Suede Gloves by the best makers in the leading shades, 2/6 3/11 4/6 to 5/11 per pair CARETS READY-AONEY STORE COLOABO street FOR WEN’S WEAR - LADIES' WEAR - TAILORED SGITS TAILORED COSTUMES A GENERAL DRAPERY. THE WONDERLAND OF N.Z. ROTORUA. BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. %. FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL, old established and comfortable, situated close to all Baths ; replete frith modem comforts; the house for the tourist; hot and cold baths and electric light jteseg2»ut. Porters meet all trains. Telegrams: “ Brents.” S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. When Pleasures Pall and Work's a Weariness. If you’re perfectly fir both your work and your pleasure should bring yon real enjoyment and satisfaction, but when you feel that work's a — _____ strain and pleasure a bore, that's when you need a general " brace,lP-” -4 course of MOLENDO, the p Ur ,, Tonic Wine, will build up the whole system and restore your flagging energies, and bring back the full pleasure of work and play again, “ MOLENDO ” contains nothing but good Port'Wine and Quinine, and as a general pick-me-up is speedy and satisfactory in results. Taken before meals, it acts as an appetiser as well as a, tonic. If you want to lose that- tired feeling start, on a bottle of Molendo now. You won't know yourself by the time you’ve finished the bottle—yen’ll be strong, bright, and full of energy again. EVERY CHEMIST SELLS “ MOLENDO.’! “ MOLENDO ” IS GOOD PORT WINE AND QUININE. THE WEEK’S FEATURE. A Saturday’s “ Star.” HEADING FOR THE WEEK END. 84 A Magazine Newspaper EIGHTY-FOUR COLUMNS FOB A PENNY. 84 rpilL SATURDAY’S ISSUE of the CHRISTCHURCH “STAR" JL is of special character, and totally different to the issues of the the other tire days of the week. Jt is an extra number of twelve pages of sever full columns each, and while the usual features of the up-to-date daily evening paper are preserved, the following will be found among many additional special literary attractions:— A SERIAL NOVEL by an eminent author. SHORT STORIES by well-known writers of fiction SKETC HES and LITER ARY SELECTIONS by the beat pens of the day, COLUMNS FOR THE L ADIES, compiled by a lady ioircnaSist. WORK FOR THE WEEK —Counsel to Gardeners by an Expert. MULTUM IN PARYO paragraphs of information. FUN AND FANCY. “THE WEEK A racy and free handling of things in general. THE WORLD OF SPORT.—An up : to-date compendium of news pertaining to all branches of outdoor and indoor recreations. The SPECIAL EVENING EDITION published at eight o’clock gives the fullest details of the events of the afternoon, special attention being paid to reports of ... RACE MEETINGS AND ATHLETIC CONTESTS & MATCHES.