LOST, FOUND, &o. LOST, One Black Bull, from Islington. Reward on information leading to recovery. Christchurch Meat Co., Ltd. 2379 CAME astray to Ivory’s Nurseries, on Dec. 2nd, n Small Store Pig. Owner can have samo on paying expenses. C. Morley, Ashley Street, Rangiora. 564 MEETINCS. NORTH CANTERBURY Educational In* stitute.—Meeting TO-MORROW, 10 a.m., Normal School. Business: 1. Remits for Annual Meeting, N.Z.E.I. 2. Nominations of Officers and Representatives,. N.Z.E.L 3. Alterations to constitution oi N.Z.E.i. 4. General. A. F. BARRELL, Hon Seo. 3353 THE CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LTD. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SL#oholders of tho above Compauy wiil bo ueld at the Chamber of Commeroe, Cathedral Square, on WEDNESDAY, the loth Day of DECEMBER, 1315, at 2 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive the Balance-sheet and Report for the year ending 30th November, 1315. To elect Two Directors in the place of Messrs J. C. N. Grigg and James Gough, who retire by rotation, and who, being eligible, offer themselves for reelection. To elect an Auditor for the snsuing year. And General. N. L. MACBETH, Secretary. 178, Hereford Street, Christchurch, Ist December, 1015. FP2975
LECTURES. LECTURE. Under the patronage of the Red Cross Society. His Worship the Mayor in the chair. MR. F. W. THOMPSON will give an interesting Lecture at the Chamber of Ceenincroe, A.M.P. Buildings, on SATURDAY EVENING, at 8 p.m., on “ N.Z. Ingenuity Applied to Suffering Soldiers.” His Worship the Mayor, appreciating the mechanical genius of Mr Thompson’s inventions, and in view of the hutnano object, i.c., the relief of pain to wounded soldiers, has kindly consented to preside. A number of returned wounded soldiers will demonstrate the effectiveness of Mr Thompson's ingenious shock absorbing slings, leg-rests, and also his latest inventions, the spring supported stretcher and crutch. There is no charge for admission, and your attendance is cordially invited. Chamber of Commerce, A.M.P. Buildings, SATURDAY. 8 p.m. 2970 SPORTING. HOR'OBATA RACING CLUB. N N-U A L MEETING. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4th. FIRST RACE 12.45 p.m. SPECIAL TRAIN. Luncheon I 'Booth on Grounds m aid of the Patriotic Fund. S. R. WEIGHT, •2912 Secretary. METHVEN RACING CLUB.
/■OWNERS are reminded that ACCEPTANCES for the Mcthvon Racing Club's Frst Totali=ator Electing CLOSE with, the Seer eta 17 cn SATURDAY, December 4th, at 3 p.in. J. F. STONE, Secretary. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. TVTOMIX AT lON'S for ALL EVENTS CLOSE is with the Secretary at Auckland TONIGHT at Nine o’clock. PURSES FOR RECORDS: 250 SQVS . . • TWO MILES. 250 SOYS . . . ONE MILE. A I’URSE of 100 SOVS will be given to any stallion or mare breaking the New Zealand two-milc record in harness. An additional 150 sovs will be given if the Tccord is lowered by four seconds. A PURSE of 100 SOVS will bo given to any stallion or marc breaking the New Zealand mile record in harness. An additional 150 sovs will be given if the record is lowered by two seconds. In the event of more than one horse competing for the nbovo rocotds at the meeting, die horse establishing the best time under that stipulated to receive the purse. I lying start. Pacemaker allowed. Entries must bo made on tnc night ot Acceptance for the First Day’s Races. The, Stewards to allot the time and day lor each or nnv individual effort. A deposit of 5 soys must "be made with the Entry, such deposit to be forfeited if the competitor fails to trot within five seconds to the mile of the record attempted, unless the Stewards seo good cause or reason otherwise. C. F. MARK. Secretaire.
WANTED. BROOKS'-DAR'BY'S Select Registry, ore needing: Expd. Waitress. 2.5 3 : _ Cool:- • Laundress (in good country home), ios, li.Maid 17fi G:l, ‘20?; Cook-Laundress, 33s Cxi; H-P.’-maid, 20?; Cook-i.cn 1., 22s Gd, 235; Cionls., 13s. 173 Gd. 20.:; Nnrsc-m., lCs; Cool: (country hotel). Ms; Help-Corupn., 20s; Cook-Genl. C-o 2 adults). 17s Gd, 20s; Kitchenmaid 17s Gd; Cook to Private Hospital, 255; Pantrvmnid. 21s; Strong Girl, for enurtrv. 21s- i1.i1.. to School, light place, los; buttons Hey, los. 'Phones 613-UOG. Residence 822 i ■ ' WANTED, Barmaid, Cook and 11. M., sum* place; Groom, :!0s; Porter; Cook, 2 in family, 255; Cook, hotel, 30s: M. Couple, ploughman, cottage; 4 H.-maids, 20s, 255; Cook; K.-keeper. 255, 2 gentlemen, country; Help-companion, 20s. Tel. 1678. Harrington's Registry, 8, Chancery Lane. /CENTRAL Labour Agency, Girls’ Registry \J Office, Victoria Square—Wanted, Harried Couples, Cooks, Cook-Gcnerais, Cook (country hotel), Housemaid, Laundress and H.P.-maid (same place), Cook-General and HiP.-maid (same place). Wauled to recommend —2 First-class Experienced Waitresses (hotels only need apply). Married Couple (or North Island shcop station, Housemaid, etc. 'Phone 1575. , WANTED, Cooks; Ploughnxin, 30s: 23 Mustcrcrs; Yearly Shepherd, Station Cowboys; Married Ploughmen; Second Cook, fc.r station; Experienced Porter. M’Dona'.d, 113, Manchester Street. 'Phone 4&7. . WANTED to Sell, Piano. 1125. Broad wood and Son, in porfect order, rich, clear tone, handsome case, etc.; genuine bargain. 263. Hereford Street. City. _ X WANTED —At Nicholson and Co.’s, 2d doz. Sample Blouses, in Voiles, Silks and Muslin, to be cleared at 2s lid to 8s lid. X BRITISH-MADE Dining Chairs, high backs, 6s Gd, at H, Atkinson's, 127 Manchester Street. ROYAL Ironstone English Bedroom Seta 123 6d, Dinner Sets 18s Gd. 11. Atkinson, Furnishers, 127, Manchester Street. LL Purchases over £1 Rail Paid and Packed Free, 50 miles. H. Atkinson's, Furnishers. 1.27, Manchester Street, IAULL-SIZE Wood Bed, Wire Mattress, ? best Samarang Kapoc Bedding, £1 12: 6d, railed and packed free. H. Atkinson, 127, Manchester Street. 17-PIICE Suite in Sadd'ebags. made on til. I premises, £8 15s. H. Atkinson's. Cash Furnishers, 127, Manchester Street.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 17030, 3 December 1915, Page 1
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