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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18218, 4 October 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. F.I.A.T. NEW MODEL. DELIVERIES IN NOVEMBER. 12-16 h.p, 4-CYLINDER MODEL. PRICE: £SOO (Approximate.) Water Circulation: By pump. Lubrication: Foreo feed. 3 Hearing Crankshaft. Eieetrio Self Starting and Lighting System. W. B. SCOTT & CO., Gloucester Straot, CHRISTCHURCH. ELLESMERE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL SHOW will bo hold at LEESTON on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1019. ENTRIES CLOSE on SATURDAY, OCT. 11th, at 9 p.m., and ntay bo made with Mr 0. B.- Pemberton, Secretary Canterbury A. and P. Assn.; Mossrs W. Scott and Co., Southbridge; or with tho Secretary, Lms ton. ENTRIES in the Utility Poultry Section may also bo mado with Mr R. Pearoo, Pigeon and Poultry Rooms, Christchurch, on, SAT., OCT. 11th, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; or Mr G. H. Barnett, Leeston. A Stock Train wiU leave Christchurch tho morning of the Show, at 6.40 sum., stopping wlicro required, arriving Show Grounds 10.6 a.m.; depart from Show Grounds 4 p.m., arriving Christchurch 7.30 p.m. ANY ALTERATION IN TIMETABLE WILL BE ADVERTISED. Programmes on application to tho Secretary, 33-17 11. NEAVE. Leeston. THE PLUNKET SOCIETY’S FETE. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, OCT. 8, 9 and 10. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY & FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK. gOMETHING GOOD IN EVERY TENT. Lamb, Mutton, Mincemeat, Lemon Honey, Home-made Cake 3 and Sweets. Bed-ding-out Plants from our best growers. Plain and Fancy Needlework, Children’s Woollies, Fairy’Well, Punch and Judy. Books and Karo China. Competition Tent, and delicious tea with homo-mado sandwiches and cakes. All for the Plunkot Society; and will those who would like to help please bring any ot tho above good things t-o the Stalls or to the Plunket Rooms, 12, Royal Excbango Buildings? “A BUSINESS MAN’S OPINION." r; J. B. M’KENZIE, the well-known Fancy Goods Importer, • says of Dr Wilin’s Regenerator: “ Among tho numerous oildt Preparations sold at my _ various •anches, none have given more satisfaction ion this celebrated preparation. From the any flattering testimonials received, and to ovor-ineroasing sales, I can confidently ■commend it to anyone requiring au abso--I‘oiy reliable hair tonic for checking pre--tnre groynes*, restoring growth ar.d beauty ing tho Hair generally. It is obtainable om my various branches throughout Now caland. Your laithfuM y , R . Price 4s at J. R. M’KENZTE’S, High Jet; a'so at BARNETT’S DRUG STORE id all Leading Chemists. LTD., PSON AND WILLIAMS, 238, High Street, FOR THE LATEST BOOKS. r. Chambers —Tho Moonlit Way. ;o Gibbs—The Blackatono. In Blaides—Claire, lay—The Last Million. Rnine —A Man Four Square, Brand--The Untamed .as Dixon—Tho Way of a Man. Ryan— The Treasure Trail. ' Hales—Si»i or M’Glusky. Diver— Strange Roads. >yor —The Great Hunger. c-i!c —Mufti. ■uut French—l9l4, with Introduction, larechal Foch. box Annual, 192 Q. x—The Werld and I. IMPS JN AND WILLIAMS, LTD. 3»ia INDUSTRIAL FAIR. regarding above, and APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE in COLOSSEUM, OCT. 25 to NOV. 1, should bo mado to "THE BRANCH ORGANISER,” Canterbury Progress League. P.O. Box 377. Telephone 5171, PUBLIC NOTICE. R. AND P. FARM TRACTOR. A PUBLIC TRIAL of the above will take -«.A. place at Kibblewhite and Vaughan's (late R. Coe's) Farm, at Burnham, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. Trial will bo held in Paddock near Burnham. Turn corner at Public School. Flag will bo flown at Paddock Gate. All interested cordially invitod. 8831 A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE on CHRISJX TIA N SCIENCE will be dolivored in ’the Crystal Palace, . TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, At 3 p.m., By DR WALTON HUBBARD. C. 5.8., Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston, America. BG4I A DISCLAIMER I AM NOT the Albert Whittaker charged with stealing Bicvclo. ALBERT EDWARD WHITTAKER, 3(533 -110, Sohvyn Street. THE ECLIPSE PETROL ECONOMISER SYSTEM COMPANY, LIMITED. ■jVJOTICE is horeby givon that the Transfer la Books and Register of Mombcrs of the Company will be CLOSED from the 3rd to 10th OCTOBER-, 1tf1.9, both inclusive F. H. LAB ATT, 3333 Secretary. HAVE YOU EYES EXAMINED. YOUR Sight is Good, but what of that FROWN or HEADACHE, which may bo due to Eve-strain ? ALEXANDER GRANT, Consulting Optician, Successor to E. M. Sandston. Whitcomb’’s Buildings, 116, Cashel Street, ’Phono 3719. C. E. GIBBONS AND CO.’S c HOICE BEDDING PLANTS FOR PRESENT PLANTING. Including—Antirrhinums, semi-dwarf, in separate colours; Lobelia, Compnctus Petun a Fhh s Drummondii, Salpiglossis, Tenweek Stocks, Vorbenas, choice mixed. C. E. GIBBONS AND CO., 647, Colombo Street. 34-13 Disclaimer.— i am -not the waiter r> T j mo charged with Thefi at Methven, ,and .Street. -Fracas, Sept. gjiß_(gign<xTh_WALs-