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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17903, 24 September 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. 40,000 PINUS INSIGNIS ' We have 40,000 One-year-old Pinus Insignia, strong healthy Trees, Prico 6s per 100 or 50s per 1000. The Pious Insignia is the most valuable of all the Shelter Trees, growing equally wo'.l in sand as in the best of soil. As a Timber Tree it has groat prospective value, especially in relation to the Fruit Industry, which is making an increasing demand for Timber, and can onl7 be supplied from Pinus Insignis Plantations. . NAIRN, AND SONS, LINCOLN ROAD, ADDINGTON. Box 420. ’Phone 241. MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL. TJUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the A- _ Traffic Bridge on the Main Road, immediately west of Glontunnel, will bo CLOSED FOR REPAIRS on WEDNESDAY AND. THURSDAY, 25th and 26th Sep-, t46®ber. A. E. COLTHART, , County Clerk. Darficld, 21st September, 1018. 2217 QUILL, MORRIS AND CO., .LTD,, CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND CHANCERY LANE. Telephone 542. SUCCESSORS to Roper and Co., Lid., and the Wine and Spirit Business of Fletcher, Humphreys and Co. ISITT’S. Bairnsfttther’s Fragments, No. 5, . '"will disperse the worst attack of - •. A the blue?, 2s. ISITT’S. Hooking’s Great, Story, “The ;• *,#; V . Pomp of Yesterday." -TSlTT’a.' "" Covert,:-* 1 ' Glory of the ’PinttS.-"-ISITT’S'. Klickman, “The Flower Patch Among the Hills.” ISITT’S. Klickman, “Be'ween the Larchwoods and the Weir." ISITT’S. Mills Young, “ Celebs.” ISITT’S. Hundrods of Dainty Gift Books for Children, with beautiful ll- > lustrations. ISTTT’S. Post Card and Photo Albums. ISTTT’S. Ladies’ Bags, Purses, Wallets. ISITT’S. Suit Cases and Brief Bags. ISITT’S. Our Knoxiil’. Writing Pad of 100 sheets for Is 3d, is rreat value.

L. M. ISITT, LTD., 112, Cashel Street, ' Christchurch. IGO7. Phones. 217. TLT ATRIMONIAL.-—Two Shepherdß, ages 19, IVi. and 30 respectively, ineligible for active service, wish to Correspond with Two Respectable Young Ladies, ages about 18-25, with view to matrimony. Photos exchanged. Genuine. Apply Very Lonely, “Lyttelton Times ” Offico. ' WHERE TO STAY. QT ELMO HOUSE, 52, Worcester Street O (West End). —Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Paardors. Two minutes from G.P.O. and Con. -al Tram Terminus, also within same distance of Park, Publio Gardens. Museum, Boatsheds, oto. Quietest and' vory best position in City. Telephone 872. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. CARGEN HOTEL, AUCKLAND. Recognised as one of the leading HOTELS in AUSTRALASIA. Speciality: Suites of Rooms, with Private Bathroom, etc. Ballroom. Orchestra. Tariff, 10s 6d to 16s per dav. Special terms for length* ened periods. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or Government Tourist Bureau. Telegrams: " Cargen,” Auckland. X E. F. BLACK, Proprietor. VISITORS TO AKAROA, - STAY AT THE GRAND HOTEL. Beautiful Position, overlooking • the Sea. TTNDER New Management. Thoroughly U Renovated and Re-furnishcd throughout. Replots with ohetris light. Tho best of Wines and Spirits stocked XXXX Crown Ale on draught. Motor Garage, Stables. Tariff, 10s per doy, £3 weekly. Special terms for lengthened periods. Telegrams: “'Grand,'' Akaroa 'Phone No. 11. T. WILSON, Proprietor. "ILFRACOMB E." AKAROA. THIS FINE HOTEL has been acquired by MRS DAVIES, late of Hotel Federal, Christchurch, and is now open for the reception of guests. The House has been completely renovated and is now under tho personal eupervision of MRS DAVIES. Letters and telegrams, '‘llfracombe,'' Akaroa. ’Phone 47. KAIKO U R A. E W CLUB HOTEL. MR ALF. O’MALLEY, Proprietor, has token oompleto charge over tho newiy-ereoted FIRE-PROOF MODERN HOTEL, Which stands within two chains of high* water mark, and tho view from balcony and flat roof is unsurpassed in tho Dominion. Spacious Bedrooms, replete with electrio light, hot and cold baths and showers. Motor Services Call Daily. Telegrams: "O'Malley, Kaikourn.” Letters: P.O. Box 48. ’Phono: No. 6, Kaikoura, FP24S WINGHAM’S ALBION HOTEL. GREYMOUTH. TJRICK BUILDING (absolutely fire-proof), •O containing 40 Well Furnished Bodroomo. Tariff 8s per day; £2 6s per week. Visitors will find everything replete. All Modern Conveniences. THE HOUSE .FOR TOURISTS. J. D. WINGHAM, Proprietor, X 246 P.O. Box 89. "HAEREMAI,” SUMNER (Late Miss Campbell). N ow UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ’Phone No. 4 MRS E. M. STEELE, Proprietress, Late of Christchurch and Dunedin. X 246 TA/'ANTED, Board and Residence, by Vi married couple. Apply M.F., "Times.’’ WANTED, at New Brighton, 2 Perma--11 nent Men Boarders, share room; tortus 35s per week. J.K..Times.” §874