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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16805, 15 March 1915, Page 2

COUNTY COUNCILS. KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. . OUTSTANDING KATES. "VTOTICE is hereby given the 10 per cent i-' Penalty will be added to All Outstanding Kates on the 31st March (cut rent), and will be Sued for without further notice. By Order. GEO. S. HICKMAN, Balcairn. County Clerk. 6th March, 1915. S'- 18 SELWYN- COUNTY COUNCILSPECIAL ORDER. •VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a -■ j Special Meeting of tho Solwyn County Council, held on the Ist day of March, 1915, it was resolved (by way of Special Order!: That the Selwyn County Council make a By-law under tho [towers, provisions and authorities vested in it by "Tho Counties Act, 19(13." "The Public Works Aci, 1908," and the Acts amending tho same. and all other enabling powers, provisions and authorities contained in any Act or otherwise vested in It.. The object and purport- of the proposed By-lav.- aio: —For prohibiting and regu.a ingthe cutting o[ grass for seed on roads under the control of flic Council, and imposing' penalties for breach of the by-law. The said resolution will he submitted for confirmation at an ordinary meeting of the Council to be held on Monday, the stfi day of Ap-il. 1911. at the hour of it a.m., at tho Council Chambers. IlororaU. A copy of the proposed Special Order and Bv-lew is deposited at tho .i.fi’ce of the Council. where the same will be open for inspection until tho said confirming meeting is held. Dated this sth clay of March, 1915. S. R. WRIGHT, Clerk Selwyn County Council. 5725

I FOR SALE. ! on A ACRES FREEHOLD, HARI HARI, , OUU S.W., Cheese Factory in Centro of Section, at £S per acre. (Title, Land Transfer). GO per cent of purchase money given at current rate of interest, viz.. 6 per cent. Section well grassed. Whole easily prepared land, ploughable. “No better dairying . land in N.Z.,” is the opinion of a v.-ell-known j Canterbury farrv-r. ' Last shipment of Hnri Hari cheese roar Heed 9d per pound in London. ! T. VV. BRUCE, Registered Land Agenl, Rot-. X

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Wanderful Purchase of Bools and Shoes, BOUGHT AT REEV2ARKABL.E RATES. In view of the enormous rise in Shoe leather and the inevitable advance in prices. STEWART ROBINSON, of CASHEL STREET, has once again secured a JOB STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES at NEARLY HALF the usual Wholesale Cost Price, this lime from one of the largest houses in the Dominion. - - Then, again, large quantities of Footwear have been secured from all parts of New Zealand at the old-time prices. These huge lots 1 intend placing on the market right away, as I do not believe in holding stocks with the intention of foisting them on to the public at the increased price. We MUST SELL, and SELL AVE SHALL. See the SALE PRICES for our NEW LINES. They are remarkable value : 40 pairs Men's Glace Bals., neat toes. large sizes ... 7/6 8/6 59 pairs Men’s Glace Derby Boots, sewn, round toes ... ... 10/6 30 pairs Men’s Split Kip Nailed Shooters ... _ ••• ®/1 1 68 pairs Men’s Greenbide Shooters 16/11 40 pairs Men’s Chrome Golosh Bals. (Premier Brand), large size 9/6 pair These worth 14,6 18 pairs Gents’ Patent Calf Tamp Dancing Shoes ... ... 6/6 69 pairs Ladiesiplack Felt Slippers • It 11 d 36 pairs Babies’ Tan Shoes 1/6 pair 40 pairs Girls’ Tau and Black 7 to 9 Lace and Button Boots 2/11 38 pairs Girls’ Real Glace Button and Lace Boots, sizes 11 to 1 5/6 pair 22 pairs Boys' Leather Balmorals, sizes 10 to 13 ... 6/8 24 pairs Ladies’ Glace Kid Derby Shoes ... 6/11 7/11 8/11 15 pairs Ladies' Glace Kid Lace Boots 6/11 7/11 8/11 10/6 20 pairs Ladies’ Dancing Shoes Small sizes !/« Large sizes 3/6 4/6 33 pairs Gents' Real Glace Kid Welted Bals.. good shapes 1 2/9 22 pairs Ladies’ Patent Leather Derby Shoe 9/9 16 pairs Ladies’ Real Glace Derby Shoes, coloured welts, 9/6 10/6 22 Men’s Brown and Black Canvas Shoes 5/11 17 pairs Ladies’ Felt Tops Boots, warm for winter, 6/9 66 pairs Women’s Chrome 1-Bar Ward Shoes, all leather, 5/9 29 pairs Ward Shoes, rubber heel 4/3 23 pairs Men’s Extra Heavy Stout Nailed Shooters, worth 10/Now 12/6 I This Price List will give some idea of our Selling Values. We have large stocks, and -remember we are the cheapest people hero for footwear. We sell for cash only, and do a large trade, hence our low prices. Lay in for the winter your stock of Boots. It will pay you, as these prices cannot last long. Every line advertised in this paper we have in stock at the present moment. As we expect a Record Sale, customers need to come early to secure the Bargains advertised. STEWART ROBINSON Boot importer Cashel St. W.