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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18353, 10 March 1920, Page 2

IT".*”, IT 1 " ——?l- - POINTS ABOUT Procter’s Optical Service THE structural excellence, the splendid finish and the little details of refinement in design make PROCTER spectacles the choice of discriminating people... Absolute accuracy in size and shape of lenses. Exact adjustment to the nose, and correct position of lenses before the eyes. Eye-comfort and long wear, giving exceptionally satisfactory service. Prompt filling of the prescription, and always moderate charges. J. R. Procter :: Optician Consulting Rooms and Laboratories, 200 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

WANTEDS. DUNLOP or Spencer Moulton Motor-cycle Tyres now obtainable in all sizes at Seville's, (near Theatre Royal. _ DUNLOP Railroad Bicycle Tyres now available at Saville’s, near ineatre Royal. Best for comfort and durability tMICHELIN Bicycle Tyres are obtainable IVi jjj sizes at Seville b, near Theatre Royal. One quality only—the beat, SAVILLE’S, near Theatre Royal, Direct Importers High-grade English Bioyole Tyres. 12 months’ guarantee, 12a 6d. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers, at once. Misses Bowden and Buchanan Costumiers, Armagh Street (near Mancheste Street). ; ■ —— ; —— TUT ANTED, Eirst-class Motor Mechanic. 'W Watkinson and Kennott, 263, Tuam Street. WANTED, a Laundress. Apply Matron. St Helen’s Hospital. ANTED. Married Cople to Look After Home, cook for two share enpenses. Apply Trustworthy,__Addmgton—PAh 1629 TTTANTED, Property Salesman for Timam VV Office. Box 218. I®2!L TTST ANTED, an Experienced Waitress. Ap\v ply, at once. Queen’s Hotel. Cashol Street. 1637 TTT ANTED, Smart Girl. Apply W. Hasell, W Hill’s Candy Store, 171. High Street. 1611 TXT ANTED, Vest or Coat Machinist. E. C. VV TTnler, 623, Colombo Street. TJSTANTED to Borrow. £7O. good security VV and interest. H 76. »Times.” 1568, TTT ANTED—Suits, Costumes. Overcoats, VV“Cleaned, Pressed. Repaired or Altered. McDonald, Tailor. 632, Colombo Street. 1403 ANTED to Buy Paddock of Lucerne or Clover. G.-H. Woods and Go.. 82, Lower High Street., . f O7 - TTtLASH Lamps from ,4e 9d; Night Lamp JP (kerosene), Is 3d, that’s al|. At Jenson’s. TT7ERNER Piano for Sale, magnificent m* VV etrument. Will accept £2 .month, f -21. Cashel* Street (2 doors from Ballantyne b)._ WOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels cost lobs than leather, heels and they also last considerably longer. But make sure you get Wood-Milne’s. SINGER Machine for Sale. £4 10s; reliable. Will accept 5s week. 124. Cashel Street ~(g doors from Ballantyne’s). BINGER Drophead Machine for Sale. £0 10s; 5s weekly accepted. Perfect worker. 124, Cashel Street (2 doors from Ballantyne’s). TSRACTICAL Patriotism Pract A Economy Wearing WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Made in England. Save leather and “ pavement shock.” Have them fitted To-day. r\RGAN for' Sale, splondid instrument. ’ V-* 1 Monthly payments arranged. 124, Cashol Street (2 doors from Ballantyne’s). . “Like walking on velvet,” eavs the wearer of WOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels. They prevent nerve rack from - road iar! Insist on the genuine British made WoodMilne’s. 1 jf|AK Record Cabinet, ihe very latest. £4 KJ 10s. 124, Cashel Street (two doors from Ballantyne’s). HISS CLOUGH, Ladies’ Hairdresser and Manicurist. Agencies; Bland’s Vegetable Hair Dye, Spirella Corsets, Oatina Specialities. 240. HIGH STREET (over Simpson and Williamsb W‘~ ANTED—At Nicholson and Co., special assortment Children’s Fancy Straws, all shapes, _ from 3s lid. TjyANTED-At Nicholson and Co.. Stylish 'VV Ready-to-Wear Hats, in fancy straws, from 5s lid. 1 ,TTJ"ANTED, Ladies to inspect our special '.VV. value in Silk Jerseys from 425. TTTANTED At Nicholson and Co.’s, VV "Stylish Wool Jerseys, in all shades, at 37s 6d. TTTANTED Known—That Nicholson and VV Co.’a Sale starts on Monday. X WANTED Known—At Nicholson and Co., special value in Coloured Silk Blouses at 17s 6d. XTTANTED—At Nicholson and Co.. Boys' ■VV All-wool Jerseys, in grey and heather, all size?, from 7s lid.—s2s, D_ i “iQINGER" 66, Oak (full cabinet), cost kJ £2l. Sell cheap. 124. Cashel Street (two: doors from Ballantyne’s). “ATKINSON’S for Kaooc Bedding, the * Very Best Ticking and Kapoo. Cheapest Prices in Christchurch. 127, Manchester Street.., • MINSON’S. Special Lines of Hair Brusheq, Black Back, White Bristle, 2s; Black Back, White Whalebone, 43 6d, LEFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs Pritchard is a ’ Cash Buyer of Gent.’s Misfits and Leftofi Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux; also Ladies' and Children’s Clothing. Spot cash. Ring up ’Phone 3394, or writo 12. Victoria Street. Tl/TcDONALD’S N.Z. Labour Exchange reiVJL quires;—Married Ploughman, wife cook for men, no objection one child no school, £203, found; 3 Gardeners, 355, ©os; 2 Cow-men-Gardoners; Married Couple, man cow-man-gardener, wife general, £l5O, found. "Phone 497, - 113, Manchester Street. c’DONALD’S N.Z. Labour Exchange haa Harvesters, Stackers, etc., waiting engagement; Married Dairyman, near town; Couple, man cowman-gardener, wife housekeeper, £140; Engine-driver for chnficufter, also Feeder ; Ploughmen for Rblleston, Waikari, Wair.u, Ellesmere. ’Phono 497. 113, Manchester Street. cDONALD’S N.Z. Labour Exchange requires:—l Cooks, 40s, 455, 60s, 70s; 2 Navvies 16s daily; 2 Married Ploughmen; 3 Gardeners; 3 Ploughmen. 'Phone 437. 113, Manchester Street,. ■ “ 1645_ ARBY-BROOKS, Select Registry, Chancery Lane, are needing;—Nursery Gov., 30s; Laundress, 255; H.M.G., 25b; Day Laundress (piecework); Gen., 30s, 40s; Ladyhelp, 255; Nurse, 1 child, 255; Cook, 40s, country; Waitress, 27s 6d; Hostel Cook and H.P.M., same place, 30s and 255; Head Waitress,' 40s; Laundress, inst., 37s Cd; Cook, inst., 60s; Pantry M.-Waitress, 27s 6d. Disengaged;- Married C., Porter and H.-Maid, M.C., Chef and Pq<ri«um«.d, Girl, recommended. ’Phojasat, Bus. 1106, Res* 3221, 3015 * WANTED Known—:That F. H. STEEL has reduced the price of Meat to rockbottom for Spot Cash, and as we have only a short time to live, get the best. Rubbish is dear at any price. The best is always the cheapest in the end. And do not be persuaded to buy inferior quality or rubbish, when, by patronising *, F. H. STEEL, you can always rely on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Customers in City and Suburba waited on daily for orders. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Smallgoods a . Speciality. The annual output reaches Half a million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks foritselL 1922 OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken, on gold, silver or vulcanite. Post them to J. DUNSTONE, Box 1418, Auckland. Highest cash prices sent by re- t turn mail. Est. 28 years. WANTED KNOWN. F7ou Want a Straight Deal and the HIGHEST PRICE, we Buy ail Classes of Second-hand Furniture, Pianos. Sewing Machines, etc. McKENZIE ANQ CO.. (R. St Clair McKenzie, Principal), 143, CASHEL STREET (Between The Bristol and Matson’s). ’Phone 3414. FOOT SPECIALIST (By Exam ) Arthur m. em^ett. Bonningtoh’s Bldgs., By Appointment. ’Phone AAB62, XD