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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17950, 18 November 1918, Page 2

Thomas Bracken did not mean the above to be taken literally. We do! The person who has “stunted vision,” or, in other words, weak eyesight, is to be pitied. Don’t let weak eyes become weaker. Consult John R. Procter —have your eyes tested, and “fitting “ glasses made. Our Optical parlour is equipped with the latest instruments; our service is equal to the best in New Zealand. Call—time is precious when eyesight is at stake! John R. Procter CONSULTING OPTICIAN 200 High Street - Christchurch

WANTEDB. ANTED, Boyers High-grade English TV -Bicycles, fitted with Dunlop Tyres, brooks Saddles and Eadie Coaster Hubs, £lO tOs Saville'e, opposite “ Lyttelton Times Co. v • - . H/TOTORISTS and Cyclistß please note ATX Lucas Lamps, Brooks Saddles, Bluemel’s Chain and Mudguards, i x 8 and g x i Motor Chain, Dunlop Tyres in all 81^f' F '>, , ar , a still- available at Saville’e, opposite ‘ Lyttelton Times ” Co. ____ BICYCLE Tyres, best quality, British manufacture, 12 months’ guarantee, 10s Cd. Seville's, opposite "Lyttelton Times." \ rvfICHELIN Tyres for Bicycles and MotorIVi bicycles, one quality only, the best. At Saville’e, opposite “ Lyttelton Times." D FARMERS’UNION LABOUR EXCHANGE TTETANTED, Several Married Couples, MaxV V yiod Ploughman, Single Ploughman, Cowman, General. Boys for farm work. FARMERS’ UNION LABOUR EXCHANGE, jj 18-1, Cashel Street. SftEEPFARMERS’ LABOUR EXCHANGE. WANTED, Several M. Couples, Single Shepherds, Cowman-Gardener.; Blade Shearers, 15, 18 Nov., 2nd, 3rd, 18, 19 Dec.; Machine do., 11, 12 Nov.; 2 Contract Fencers,'long'job; Machine Shearers, 11th, 12th November; 2 Rabbiters, with Dogs; Shed Cooks-Bakers; 6 Musterera (S months’ work), top wages; Single Ploughmen, 40s, 50s. Sbeepiarmer#’ Labour Exchange, 150, Hereford Street. ’Phone 3763. X WANTED, Cooks, 455, 40s, 355; H.-keop'-er, 2 gentlemen, country, 255, child no ! objection; laundress, 40a week; M. Couple, ploughman, cottage, good wages; H.-P.-md., 655; Waitresses, 8s 6d; K.-hands, 7s 6d; Bar Porter, £2 week; Wardemaid; Governess, £52 yr.; Lady Holps; Gardener, 365, cetmtry; Young Lady to Learn M. Nursing (pro.); Waitress, tea rooms, 30s; Gardener, 10s -week. Tel. 1678. M. Harrington’s Registry, 8, Chancery Lane. TtARBY-BROOKS’S Select Registry. ChanU eery Lane, axe Neodmg;—Cok (rl.), SOs; Cows, Garden, 255; L.-help, 22s 6d; Laundress, 80s, 255; Man (elderly), 2 cows, etc.; Woman Genl. 1 child allowed, 20s; Shirt Makers, piece work; Cowboys, 30s, 27s 6d: Porter, good man, 403; Nurse-M. for 2 children: H.M. (no wash.), 265; Kit.-M.. 2os; L.-H -compn, 20s; Genl. (hotel), 303; H.K., 50s; H.M.W., 245; Cows. Garden, 355; CookGenl., 30s; M.C . man plough, wife cookgenl. ;< Waitress. 24e; Chef. £3. Phones; Office 1,100, Residence 3221 CENTRAL Labour Agency (Girl’s Registry Office). Victoria Chambers, Victoria Square. ’Phone 1575.-—Want M. CowmanGardener. £140; Mac for Branding cheep, £2 weekly; H.-P.-maids. 22s 6d, 20s; H.-maids, j3s- H.M and Waitress, 25s each, country hotel;--Cooks, Cook-Generals,, etc. R. Handcock, .Land and Labour Agent. (?OXA BUYS splendid 20 h.p. 3-seater Krit Car, in splendid condition, \nd complete in every detail, including 5 detachable wheel?,, self-starter, electric limps, etc. Adams, Limited. _ 3519 PRIME Ox Beef, Veal, Spring Lamb and Wether Mutton, primest of quality. •'Trv our Noted Corned Beef. S. KERRISOX, 115, Caledonian Pioad, St Aiban6. Ring 3524. “TROVER” Whitener fer Straw Hats, U Boots. Belts. Drosses. Fancy Waistcoats, etc..- 7d and is box at Mineon’a. OAFEfSY -Go-Cart Strane. 3s 9d pair at O Mia»on’s. Manv a life has been saved b 7 this' simple preventive. X* £*QA—MODERN HOUSE 5 rooms. hot SfUOv-? and sold and all conveniences, return verandah, J-acro. An absolute bargain. Forest and Perkins Sydenham. SINGER Drophead. cost £l7. as new; Oak O Cabinet £lO 10s. Globe, 281, High Street, near Square. WANTED, Fur Coats Ro-modolled, made into latnt styles Sets made and Remodelled- and Renovated Rugs made up Skins tanned. A. 8 Jacobs, Furrier, 185, George Street, Dunedin. 1041 Q EWING Machines Bought. Exchanged, v Repaired. Twenty years’ experience. Globe, 261, High Street end at Auckland and Wellington. WANTED— At Nicholson and Co.’s, Stylish Ready-to-woar Hata from 8s 6d. YSfANTED, the Public to know that A VV p. KEYS. PAPERHANGER, Stoaey. burst Street, St Albans, does FIRST-CLASS WORK at.VERY REASONABLE PRICES. ■Phone 3594. ' XD3259 WANTED, Ladies to inspect our Special Blouses, Print, 4s 6d, worth 6s lid. At Nicholson-and Co 'e. T\J ANTED—At Nicholson and Co.’i, Smart V V Pique CoaKimea at 18s 6d. M 'IN TYRE'S Extra Strong Regulating Pills. 6s 6d. Recommended by 'odies. Obtainable at Chemist# everywhere. X WAITED-— At Nicholson and Co.’s, Smart Tweed Skirts from 14s fid. SEWING' Machines from £l, every machine guaranteed. Any trial given. Globe, onlv address, 261. High Street. Triangle. SINGER Machines, all prices. Full instructions on working. Free delivery. Globe, 261,. High Street, near Square. T KFT;OFF Clothing -Mra Pritchard U a .li Cash Buyer of Gent’s Misfits and Leftofi Clothing, Boots. Trunks, Portmanteaux; also Ladies’ and Children’s Clothing. Spot «*»h. Ring up ’phone 3394, or writ* 13, Victoria Street ■ A-j BUYS Flanders 4-seater Car. Has ctltjU recently been overhauled and repainted, and is in excellent condition. Very reliable and economical. 6 new covers, etc. Adams, Limited, 219, Tuam Street. 6 QSWING— Good Treadles, in excellent sewO ing order, from 235, reputable makes. Globe. High ' Street, next H.B. «7 ANTED. ROOMS TO PAPER. ModeV V rate Prices. Cash. Samples submitted. RODDA, X 21, Sloneyhurst Street, 'Phone 4455. St Albans, MONEY TO LEND, from £5 to £SOO, on 4.VJ. a n y approved Security, Furniture, »*o. Repayable easy weekly instalments Strictly confidential. No publicity. I, W. BaLKIND. 88, Hereford Street Tel. 3507. £ S* IS 3. WlNG—Wertheim Drophead coat £ls recently, not soiled. £6 10s; Singer. £4 Globe, 261. High Street. IS your Car worth a decent polish? Minson’s “ Wood Food ” is something not to he missed. Let ua show you it in use. CINGER, 7-dr. Drophead. extra finished tD oak, silent running. Bargain, Globe, High Street, opp. Petersen’s, LINGER, latest 66 K model, cost £l7 tnr««. M ' weeks ago. Sacrifice. Globe, 261, High Street, opp. Peterson’s. MISS CLOUGH, Ladies’ Hairdresser and Manicurist. Agencies: Bland’s Vegetable Hair Dye, Spirella. Corsets, Gatina Specialties. 240, HIGH STREET (over Simpton and Williams). V, REBCY HELMORE, 138, Hereford Street, Accountant and shipping Agent Representative Thos. Cook and Son Tradesmen’s Books kept and balanced. Absentees represented. \ HARD Pavements are as velvst If real wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER) HEELS. Made in England from pure durable Para Rubber. Cheaper than leather.