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

AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. BANKS PENINSULA A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. POSTPONEMENT OP ANNUAL SHOW. By order of the Public Health Department, the Annual Show at Little River, arranged for TUESDAY NEXT, lp»h NOVEMBER,, IS POSTPONED INDEFINITELY Future arrangements will be duly notified. 11. LEWTHWAITE, Secretary. Nov. 14, 1918 3590 MOTORS FOR SALE. rtHRISTCHURC H MOTOR EXCHANGE. CALTHORPE, light 5-seator. Brolt E.L. and ; self-starter, 5 interchange Riloy wire wheels. A little beauty. In perfect order. CALTHORPE, full 3-soater, E.L., S.S., in tip-top order and appearance. CAI.COXT, 2-seater, olectrio light, 5 Sankov change wheels. ROYAL ENFIELD. 5-6 Twin, with 2spcod countershaft gears and good cide-chair outfit. NEW HUDSON, 5-6 Twin, with 3-spoed countershaft jjears. A. 6-6 Twin, 3-speed countershaft, with or without coach-built side-chair. B. 4i, late model, 8-epoed, counterehafl rears, side-chair if wanted COB HIGH AND TUAM STREETS. Bos 944. Tel. SS92. FAY AND A LEEWAY, AV ENGINEERS, ETC., 165, CASHEL STREET. 'Phono 3090. 'Phone 3000. HUPMOBILE, 20 H.P., good order, 2-seator, £l3O. FIAT, 2-3-senter, re-painted, liko new, £SOO. SUNBEAM, 16-20 H.P., 5-seater, latest type, £335. PANIIARD, 3-soater, in perfect condition, £350. BERLIET, fi-seater, electric lights, £375. AND MANY OTHERS. PUBLIC NOTICES. WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PIANOS AND SEWING MACHINES'. I! you wish to Sell, be sure and give u» & ring, or call M’KENZIE AND WILLIS. AUCTIONEERS, Cathedral Square (nest Post Office.) A YOUNG MAN 1WHAT’S AHEAD OF YOU? HAVE You decided on your life work yet? Wireless is one cf the groat professions—your opportunity to get ahead. You can soon qualify for a Wireless Operator's ticket. The Pay is good—the work is interesting. lou travel the world as you earn your pay. Get Full Information To-day. Complete Installation of Marconi Apparatus, THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPEY, LTDROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, CATHEDRAL SQuARE, Christchurch. P.O. Box 729. 'Phone 3924, Also at Dunedin, Wellington and Auckland. M PATRIOTISM AND CHARM FOR THE • LADIES. TTCONOMY is the keynote of every woman JJ in these days of stress and war. To he economical is to be patriotic. It is, however, possible to unite pleasure with patriotism by wearing one of your own made costumes. We will save you mcney by teaching you in three lessons how to make your own costume and lot you know the correct quantity of material "(cot necessarily bought from us) required. We will guarantee to save you at least one quarter the price you usually pay for costumes, and claim to have the most economical eyetem of cutting in Christchurch. The cutting of these co3tunres is so simple that any young girl can put them together and they will look quite equal to any Tailor-made. So prepare for the coming season by an early visit to PATTERSON AND PRISE, . Merchant Tailors, Cashel Street west. 40 CHE TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO. (JOYCE BROS.), LIMITED. Manufacturers, Importers and Indentoi*. CORNSACKS, WOOLPACKS AND ALL CLASSES JUTE GOODS, MEAT WRAPS. FLOUR BAGS Head Office: 16S, Hereford Street, Christchurch. • ATANTED Known—bee you buy Stacey VV and Hawker’s Bread Essex Street Bakery. 136