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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15717, 9 September 1911, Page 1

NOVELTIES THAT COMPLETE A LADY’S ATTIRE. "Quaker Girl" “Peter Pan” Collon and "Waterfall” Fronts, in the newest muslin and lace shapes, from 101 d to Is C-d each. Striped Floral Elastic Belts and Suede Leather Bolts, from Is 9d to Ss 6d. Coloured Suede Purses and Bags, with'' straps attached, from Is 6d to 8» fid. Oriental Handbags from 8s lid to 19s fid each. ' A Large Assortment of Fanoy Comhe. Hair Slides and Barrettes from IOJd - to 8s Gd each. Chrystaline Motor Veils, in all shades, from 3s 3d to 5s lid. Business as usual during the alteration# At QAREY’S, THE READY-MONEY DRAPERS. LECTURES. N.Z. UTILITY POULTRY CLUB. "jt/TR F. BROWN, Government Poultry Inetructor, will, by Special Request, give a LECTURE on “ Selection and Mating, in the Christchurch Poultrv Club’s Rooms, on TUESDAY EVENING, 'at.B o’clock. All poultrymen interested are invited to attend. J. 11. SHAW, Sec. MEEVINC*. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Limited. i The annual general meeting of SHAREHOLDERS will be hold in the Registered Offices of the Association, Casho’ Street, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1911, At 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS: 1. To Receive Directors’ Report and Statement of Accounts for tha year ended 31st July, 1911. 2. To Receive Scrutineers' Report of the Result of the Election to fill Si* Vacancies in the Directorate. Voting Papers to reach the Head Office not later than 2.30 p.m. on Thursday, 14tb September. 3. To Elect Auditors. E. W. REL-PH, Secretary. Christchurch, August 2Sth, 1911. 7966 A MEETING of MR H. G. ELL’S Friends and Supporters will be hold in tho Schoolroom, corner of Crescent Road and Sehvyn Street, >Spreydon, ■ on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, at 7.45 p.m. Ladies specially invited. W. B. BULTITUDE, 8178 Secretary. ItANGIOHA FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. MEMBERS of the above aro requested to meet at the Templar Hall, on. THURSDAY, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m., to arrange for the Annual Excursion. ' C. I. JENNINGS, 919 , Soc. " NATIONAL - PROHIBITION AND NO-LICENSE. MRS DON, of Dunedin, will give her farelbtAddrfe’ ju St Andrew’s Schoolroom ;opposite' Wv trte® , Hd3pital) on. SUNDAY Evening, Sept. 10, at 8.15. Rev J. M?lJpn*ie will’ preside. ' ; AVON ELECTORATE.—Mr G. W. Russell’s Friends and Supporters are invited to meet him at Phillipstown School next MONDAY, September' 11, at 8 p.m. Ladies specially invited. 9428 NEWTON JONES’S MISSION. A I.L Workers, SB. Teachers and others in- | -LA tercstcd will bo addressed by Rev W. J. L. Closs, 8.A., on TUESDAY, 12th, at 7.30 p.m. iu Trinity Hall. 9610 XTATIONAL" PROHIBITION-At the Pro~ 1’ hibition Open-air Meeting in Cathedral Square, TO-NIGHT, MRS DON, OF DUNEDIN, WILL [ SPEAK. UNEMPLOYED. "A/TOXSTER INDIGNATION MEETING i»JL THIS AFTERNOON, SQUARE, . 2.39. Bring Your }Vives. FP9680 SPORTING. OHOKA AND EYRETON JOCKEY CLUB. DOMINATIONS CLOSE MONDAY, Sep-■J-’i tomber 11. For Programme see “ Canterbury Times” and “Weekly Press” of August 30. Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. W. A KELCHER, 8136 Secretary. AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL.'CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL ANE PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL HORSE PARADE will take place on WEDNESDAY, £otli SEPTEMBER, 19U. MEDALS FOR COMPETITION. CLASS .1— Draught Stallion foaled prior to 30th June, 1208; a Gold Medal valued £3 5s will bo awarded io the best Stallion in this class. CLASS 2—Draught Stallion foaled since 30th June, 1908; a Gold Medal valued XM :is will bo awarded to tbo beet stallion in tliis class. Draught Stallions entered for medals will be examined by a. Government Veterinary Surgeon previous to/beine judged. Entries close on Saturday, the 16th Sept., at 1 p.m. Entry Fees—For Competition for medals, 10s; for parade only, 6s; if entered for sale, 5s extra. FPS.O7 O. B. PEMBERTON. Secretary., NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. LNNUAL PARADE OF ENTIRE a HORSES. SHOW GROUNDS. RANGIOHA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. ENTRIES Close Saturday, September SOtJw Fees—Members se, Non-Members 7s 6d. Admission to Pfirade FREE. 8186 B. S. JORDAN, Secretary. LOST, FOUND, &c. - LOST, One Chestnut Pony, with halter on head, from 11. Robinson's, Glenmore, Hillsborough. Reward on returning to above address. 9599 LOST, last Saturday night, in the right-of-way by the “Times, ’ Cycle (MasseyHarris). Finder rewarded on returning to 188, Chester .Street- 1608 lOST, last Saturday, midday, between J '.theatre Supper Ro-'ms and Cokcr’a Hotel, a Grey Fur. Good reward on returning to Mrs Hacks. Theatre Supper Rooms, Gloucester Street. 9690 LOST, from near Addington Salcyards, last Wednesday night; Light Strawberry Cow, springing to second calf in three i weeks’ time. Reward. D. Stevens, care R. McMillan, HalswolL 9592 \YTHY suffer with Cough and Cold when » V von can cure eame by taking TONKING’S LINSEED EMULSION? From all Chemists and Stores. Is 6d, 6d, 4s 6d. 4 P I A_N_o S . PIANOS, by H. Hicks, London—Walnut ca3e, iron frame, check action, full trichord; guaranteed for ten years. Terms.' Deposit. £l, and 4S monthly payments cl 19s 4d. Sols agent. KOBT. FRANCIS, PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE, 176-177, Manchester Street,