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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17936, 1 November 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. f TiTHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED. VV. THE STUDIO YEAR BOOK s Of DECORATIVE ART. A Review of tho latest developments in tne Artistic Construction, Decorauon and Furnishing of the House. Price Gs 6d. OTHER WORKS OF" JNTERESTWottorlo Abbo: Behind tho Scenes in tho Reichsug—Parliamentary Life in Germany, Bs. Evans, R.: Ireland in tho Realm and Ulster in Ireland, 9d. Price, M. P. : War and Revolution in Asiatic Russia, 10s 6d. Mitchell: G-. II.: Sailortown; Vivid Sketches of Lifo and Character. Bs. Irving, H. B.: A Book of Remarkable Criminals, by an Experienced Student of the Psychology of Criminality, 9s Cd. Johnson, S. C.: Tho Flags of our Fighting Army, including Standards, Guidons, Colours and Drum Banners, 43 Gd. Sugimori, K.: The Principles of tho Moral Empire. How tho AVar strikes a Japanese Ally, Gs Gd. Craig, W. L.: Sterling Decimal Coinage: A Colonial Plea for Modernising our Money, 83 6d. Palmer, F.: With our Fnce3 in the Light: A Stirring Message of Patriotism by a Distinguished American, who hopes that it may oxplain America's spirit in this war to Britons. FICTIONAustin M.: The Ford: An Absorbing Novel of Present-day California " « Philpotts, E.: Tho Chronicles of St Tid: Stories of Cornwall. Sidgwick, A: Karon: German Social Life. Cullum, R.: Tho Triumph of John Kara: A Story of the Yukon. Watson, H. B. M.: The Excelsior (exciting). Warren, C. M: The Phoenix (American Socicty). THE NEWEST SONG, AN UNFINISHED PICTURE. Words by Norman Galo. Music by Alfred Worsloy. Pricaj 2b. GREETING CARDS. Make your selection now of Greeting Cards for the Christmas Mnils, which closo on or about tho 2nd November. Though our Greetings be more subdued, by all means let u 3 gTeot our friends in tho usual manner said send them time-honoured CHRISTMAS CARDS. Just opened, splordid selection of Christmas Cards and Calendars, with Local Views and suitable Greetings. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED.

MERIVALE BUNGALOW. OVER QUARTER-ACRE. SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT QUAINT BUNGALOW, 7 rooms, bathroom, with porcolain enamel bath, gas cooker, gas geyser, also hot water sorvioe from sitting-room fire. Verandah back and front. Good water supply. Sower connection. A LABOUR-SAVING HOME. BOWSER'S LAND AGENOT, (H. W. He-slop, Proprietor), 778, Colombo Street. WOODBORER EXTERMINATED. THE NEW ZEALAND FUMIGATING COMPANY, LTD., have pleasure in announcing that they have now opened a Branch Business in Christchurch. Ths Company is prepared to undertake tho complete extermination of Woodborer in Pianos and all Furnituro; also in Rooms or Property. All other vermin (silverfish, moths, bugs, cockroaches, etc.), . can also bo completely .eradicated.- Efitctivo results guaranteed. Charges are moderate. Interested persons are invited to inquire for all details from our local representative, W. C. Collins, Redpath's Buildings, I£3, Cashel Street, Christofiurch. 'Phono 2528. 2083 WHERE TO STAY. <T ELMO HOUSE, 52, Worcester Street (West End). —Superior Accommodation Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Two minutes from G.P.O. and Central Tram Terminus, also' within .same distance of Park, Public Gardens, Museum, Boatsheds, etc. Quietest and very best position in City. Telephone 872. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. GRAND HOTEL, AKAROA.—Beautiful position, overlooking the sea. Visitors to Akoroa will reccivo every attention at this fireproof Hostel, which consists of 2-1 bedrooms, all replete. Electric light, hot and cold ahower baths, etc. Every convenience. Just the Home for u. Holiday. Akaroa Service Cars call Twice Daily. Stables and Motor Garage '"clegrams: Grand, Akaroa. 'Phono No. 11. T. WILSON, Proprietor. THE MARINE HOTEL, SUMNER. "OW Under Entirely New Managomont. - * Bookings now being mado for Summer Guests. S. W., DEAN. 'Phono 4685. Proprietor. I X CARGEN HOTEL, AUCKLAND. RECOGNISED as one of the LEADING »j HOTELS in AUSTRALASIA. Special- : Suites of Rooms, with Private Bathroom, etc. Ballroom. Orchestra. Tariff, Hh 6d to 15s per day. Special terms for lengthened periods Full particulars from Thos. CooTc and Son, or Government Tourist Bureau. Telegrams: " Cargon," Auckland. X E. F. BLACK, Proprietor. "ILFRACOMBE," AKAROA. rpHIS FINE HOTEL has been acquired by . MRS DAVIES, late of Hotel Federal, jristchurch, and is now opei: for tho reception of guests. Tho House has been completely renovated and is now under tho. personal supervision of MRS DAVIES. ; Letters and telegrams, " Ilfmcombe," Akaroa. 'Phone 47. THE CITY BUFFET SERVES A LIBERAL, WELL-COOKED. WELL-SERVED LUNCHEON DAILY from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Is 3d! Is 3d! Is 3d! Is 3d! MRS HYMAN, 135 Proprietress. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, 107, CUBA STREET (Abovo Royal Oak.) COMMODIOUS, convenient and comfortable. Just ideal for tho travelling public. Recently takon over by Mr S EDILSON. Guests assured extra attention and improvements. Ladies' private drawingroom's, sitting-rooms, lounges, etc. Eight modorn bathrooms, electric light, ileclric firo alarms, fireproof building. TARIFF, 8s 6d day, 45s week. S. EDH.SON Proprietor. Telegrams', "Edilson," Wellington. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. HOTEL COLUMBIA." near Town Hall. Cuba Street. First-class accommodation for 100 guests. Electric light throughout; elevator; 10 bathrooms; excellent cuisine; drawing and commercial rooms. J aritt, 6g per day, £2 2s tier week. Permanents by arrangement. Now under tho entirely new management of Mrs M. Cooke, late of Christ. church. , I°s TIMAHU.-" Te Kiteroa." Sarah Street, one minute from and overlooking Bay. superior Private Board-Residence. Quiet, «e----fined Home. Al33_ ANTED, Superior Board-Residenco, ' ■ lady, gentleman, son (11). end of November. Terms. n+.n_. a.V.. "Times. VWI [RANTED, 2 Respectable Boarders, pri- ' » vate family, Id section. Terms : rate. Apply 12, Hawdon Street, Sydenham. WANTED, bv Business Gentleman, Comfortable Bed-Sitting-room, with or vutnout board. Full pftrtioulaw te *•{*•<