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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16807, 17 March 1915, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. J£AYE AND CARTER, LIMITED WANTED. ALGERIAN OATS, G ART ON OATS. Etc., WHEAT, BARLEY, REAS, BEANS, COCKSFOOT, RYEGRASS. SHEEP AND CATTLE. CORNSACKB.—We ran supply at Current Rates. STORAGE.—We have Ample Accnmioda lien at Lyttelton, Harbour Board Rates. KAYE AND CARTER,' LTD., Somerset Buildings, 158, HEIiEFOKD SI rtEET G. H. WOODS, ~I RAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, X ' LOWER HIGH STREET. Cash Purchaser of WHEAT, OATS, OATSHEAF CHAFF, POTATOES, Etc. Cornsacks and Twine always on Hand. FP22 "YyHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED. FOE THE WAR. FUNDS. Two Beautiful Books, . the entire profits from which go to the War Funds. Everyone can help the nnfortunato by purchasing copies. 1. “KING ALBERT’S BOOK.” a Tribute to the Belgian King and People, from Rcpresentativo Men and Women throughout -.he World. Illustrations in colour and black and white, 3s (kl; posted -la. 2. “PRINCESS MARY’S GIFT BOOK,” a Beautifully Produced Volume of Storio3 jiv the Beat Authors, splendidly illustrated in full colour, 3s; posted 3s 6d. SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS SEASON. Ethel Turner’s Seven Little Australians. 2s 6d, and Mian Bobbie. The play is written from these two took?. IMPORTANT WORK—NOW AVAILABLE. " The Homo of tho Blizzard.’’ Tire story o’f Sir Douglas Mawson’s A:,.arctic Expedition; 320 photographs, plates, etc., 2 vols., 12e. RECENT NOVELS. Perrin’s Woman in the Bazaar. E. F. Benson: . Arundel. Henry Newbolt: Aladore. palmer'? Great New Novel, " The Last Shot.”,7. M. Forman: Blind Spot. LEATHER GOODS. JUST OPENED a New Shipment of Leather Goods and Travelling Requisites. all purchased before the rise in leather. No advance has therefore been made. WHIT CO JIBE AND~TOMBS, LIMITED.

THE TEA HOUSE. FTou wish in Purchase any Article to the Beat Ativan tags', you naturally go to the House that' specialism’ in the' particular articlo you require Well, we specialise in TEA,'and can effer you better value than any other House in tho Trade. We aro direct. Importers of CEYLON, INDIAN and CHINA TEAS, hold large sleeks, and aro in a position to cater for all tastes. ‘ QUOTATIONS FOR CHESTS AND HALF-CHESTS: Rich Flavoured Ceylon and Indian Biend. i-cheets (601 b) pier lb Is fid Strcng Mellow Flavoured Ceylon Blend. J-cheats (60lb) per lb ';■< !d A Brisk Invigorating Tea (recommended). J-chesta (60lb) per lb Is 2d Samples will bo forwarded by post on receipt of your card and address. THE TEA SPECIALISTS, . WARDELL BROS. AND CO.

'Phone 2072. GSEVICKE .TO.NES, * OPTICIAN, CORNER OF CHANCERY LANE AND CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Christchurch.

HARTMAN’S RED HAST'D BRAND ANTICORROSIVE PAINT. Surpasses All Others for Protective Qualities, Durability and Appearance. For Use on Iron, Wood. Stone, Plaster, etc. Frank graham and son, 107, Hereford Street, Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd., FP Agents. OME KNITTING DEPOT. Ladies’ Outfitter.—New Season's Goode just in. Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, Coats, Pelisses, Hat 3, Bonnets, Woollen Jackets, Petticoats, Overalls, Gloves, Hosiery. Baby Linen always stocked. . Trc.u3=eaux a speciality.. Hcme-knit Stockings and Socks, otst quality, be't wear. Fu e renovated and lemcde.led. MRS PALMER, 755, Colombo Street. Telephone 12 79. touring my absence on active SERVICE, the Business of ARTHUR L. GRAY AND CO; will bo CARRIED ON by my Partners, MESSRS R. 11. CKt F and H. W‘, ARCHER. ARTHUR L. GRAY. WCHARLESWORTH, ASSOC. MEMB. AMER. SOCY. C.E. AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. No. 163, HEREFORD STREET. Telephone 426; DRAINAGE, ROADS AND BRIDGES, LAND RECLAMATION. J. B. NEALE AND COY. AND WEEK-ENDS. £l60 —3 Rooms, furnished, good part. £lB0 —Superior 2 Rooms, good furniture. £2l5 —New Natty 3 Rooms, on Esplanade. Bath, hot and cold water, ideal silo. £350—4 Rooms, furnished, and gas, close in, fine letting proposition J. B. NEALE AND COBRIGHTON. 'Phone 3453 D. F MTCHELIN TYRES. WB. SCOTT AND CO., of Gloucester • Street, havo in Stock a further Consignment of Michelin Covers and Tubes, and are able to supply every size at the following