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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17273, 14 September 1916, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. AND TOMBS, LIMITED. JUST PUBLISHED. A MANUAL OF GARDENING- IN NEW ZEALAND, By, David Tannock, F.R.H.S., Superintendent Gardens and Reserves, Dunedin, Assisted by A. E. Lowe, F.R.H.S., W. Sinclair and R. Nicoll., All on special subjects for which they nre> famous. Full of beautiful photos, illustrating the text, “ The Product of tho Ripo Experience of tho Dominion’s Most Successful Gardeners, replete with valuable and up-to-dnto matter." 6a; post free 5s 6d. READY IN A FEW DAYS: What Thousands of Soldiers aro waiting for, THE SOLDIERS’ DIARY, With 365 detachable leaves for posting Home. Contains special military information most ossent'al to Soldiers on Active Service, besides other valuable matter usual in diaries—printed on thin bank paper; also has Pocket Carbon Paper, Pencil, etc. Boxed Ready for ' Posting. Bound Strong Khaki Cloth, button fastening, 3s 6d. Or Full Bound Loathor, 6s Bd. The Edition is limited —Book orders now. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED, And ALL B'OOKSELLERS. W A R D E L IPS. r\UR Confectionery Department is udversally recognised as the popular place to obtain Purest and Freshest Sweets and Biggest Value for your Money. We have a choice assortment of Fancy Boxes of Chocolates from the following leading English Manufacturers: —Rowntree’s, Cadbury's, Eppß, Pascall’e, prices ranging from 6d to 10s. Our Special Mixtures contain a tempting variety of Belicious and Wholesome Sweets. Belgian Selection, per lb . J. 3 4d Alexandra Selection, per lb . la Universal Selection, per lh . Is Paris Mixture, per lb . 8d Mixed Fruit Jellies, per lb la English Hard Jubes. per lb . lOd Fruit Pastilles, per lb . . 10d WARDELL’S. AN INTERESTING LETTER. OF interest to Housewives. A lady writes: " I hove been using Desert Gold Tea for nearly two years and I am quito ea’isfied with both flavour and quality. 1 ' X CLIFTON-SUMNER. •t ITIO-LETrfor-pumifneT inoirths. COMFORT--1 ABLY FURNISHED BUNGALOW, every convenience, h. and c. service, bathroom, etc’., large seotion; 'motor road to gate. Apply CLIFTON. V Times ’’ Office. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY and in Strictest Confidence, upon Approved Note of Hand. Also upon Household Furniture, Pianos (without removal). Repayments by Easy Weekly Instalments. Enclose stamp for reply to L. W. BALKIND, 62J, Colombo Street. ________ DAIRYMEN— The Best Separator for the Lowest Price. Compare the “Ceres" with any separator made. Cleanest, skimmers. Self-balancing bowl, automatic lubrication. Highest awards in Govt, tests. Sizes 16. to 144 gals. Catalogue free. R. P. M. Manning and Co.. 185, Cashel Street, near U.S.S. Go. ’Phone 2072. n. SBTiCKE VJ * OPTICIAN. JONES. Corner of CHANCERY LANE AND CATHEDRAL SQUARE, WiiISTCHURCE. WARRE. HOCKLEY AND CO.. LTD., Wi.,JS AxNG SPIRIT merchants CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Australian Wines—All Best Blinds. Braidy, Geneva Gin, Rum, etc. All Leading Branaa. Scotch Whiskys (guaranteed Highland malt), well matured in wood. • Champagne, Burgundy, Claret, Port and Sherry—Specially Selected Wines. This. Company guarantees that all Liqnors sold by it are “ iBSOLUTELY PURE," and at prices to suit all customers. ASSORTED DOZENS SUPPLIED DIXON BROS., CASH BUTCHERS. CASHEL’ STREET. WE guarantee that ALL MEAT sold in cur establishment is of the PRIMEST QUALITY. Uur cash and non-dolivo'y system enables us to give tho BEST VALUE IN THE CITY. Our supplies are delivered daily in our up-to-dato, dust-proof meat van. SUPPORT THE SHOP THAT IS KEEPING THE PRICES DOWN. Alices to let, With Splendid Strong-room Accommodation, in Suites or Single Rooiub, In the centre of Commercial Christchurch, at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RENTALS. Attention is invited to the Superior Accommodation to be obtained in the v NEW MODERN BUILDING Erected by tho NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION At 143, Hereford Street. Magnificent uasement Ayailable. For particulars apply to . W. HELLIWELL, PP District Manager. MILITARY TRAINING SCHOOL. 76, HOLLY ROAD. 'Phone 4155. you SEEK PROMOTION —TAKE A SHORT COURSE OF TRAINING prior niistment. cady this year over 150 have been traina the School, many of whom are now ng Commissions; of the remainder who gone into camp, all aro Non-commis-:tl Officors. tongst recent Candidates selected by examination to go into tho N.C.O. ling Camp for Special Training, the l-Ly were Pupils of the School, e instruction, combining practice with -y, is complete in every detail, and hours arc arranged so as not to interwith ordinary Employment. 2XT COURSE COMMENCES on TUES- , THE 10. h I ST, AND AS THE INING IS STRICTLY PROGRESSIVE S IMPORTANT TO JOIN AT ONCE, rge Electrically-lit Drill Ground on iho ises at above address. Equipment, inng rifles, aiming lests, signalling flags, Siffksn targets, instructive diagrams, papers, etc. -,ite or telephone for a Prospectus or view. incipal— CAPT. C. H. MATTHEWS, N.Z.G.A. 7513