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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18573, 27 November 1920, Page 13

MONEY, TRUST MONEY. MTE Have Sums up to £20.000 for InvesttV V ment on first-class cecurity, at lowest Current rato of interest. DOUGALL AND UPHAM, Solicitors, 91, Worcceter Street, Christchurch. THE AUSTRALIAN. MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY Halt ft ,|T O S BT TO LEND Oa First-class Freehold Soouritiaiu At Lowest Current Rate*. Full particulars may he ©btAhied at tie District Office, Cathedral Sqnaro. a. a. BURKES, District Manager. nin OSET TO LEND, from So to .€SOO, on iVL any Approved Security. Furniture, etc. Reparable easy wcokly. instalments, Strictly confidential. No publicity. Tho Citizens’ Loan and Discount Co., Ltd., S 3, Hereford Street. Tel. 2557. X NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE SECURITY AND TRUSTEE COMPANY, LIMITED. Authorised Capital . , ’ , £100.00!) Subscribed Capital . , £04,009 PEPOSITS RECEIVED AT CALL OR ON FIXED TERMS. ' TO LEND AT CURRENT RATES. R. T. TOSSWILL, Secretary. Executors and Trustees. f 9, Worcester Street (next " Sun ” Office). ARRANGED Ob FREEHOLD SECURITY. J. T. BELL AND CO., 115, Gloucester Street rONEY TO LEND on Approved Freehold Security at Current Ratos. IZARD. LOUGHNAN AND FRYER, 18, Cathedral Square. I ADVANCE MONEY ON YOUR OWN NAME, Also upon All Classes of Beonrity. F. C. RAPHAEL, 76, Gloucester Street. Postal Address: Box 15, Christchurch, Call or Write. I HAVE MONEY TO LEND on any kind of fieouriiy, from £lO upward*. F. D. KESTEVEN, “ i- Chancery Lane. ft /TONEY—'Wanted, £IOOO, pay * P lr cent; uLYa aloo £3OO, £750, £1760, 6i per cent, freehold. Ronald S. Badger, 187, Manchester fc'trwt. 1052 t RAILWAY NOTICES. -fc»—— 1 “ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS TROTTING RACES AT DUNEDIN. HOLIDAY Excursion tickets to Dunedin will be issued from Lyttelton, \yat-ar-ato, Invercargill and intermediate stations or. Wednesday. Ist December, available for return till 11th December. 1083 BY ORDER. % NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT METHVEN. N 2nd December, a Special Passenger ’Drain, stopping where required to pick ap passengers for Methven, will leave Christchurch at 8.0 o.sn., and arrive Vfotlitren 10.55 o.m. On return it will leave Methven at 6.15 p.m. and arrive Christchurch 9.15 p.m., stopping whero required to set down, passengers. Setson, privilege and commutation tickets and free passos (except Press Reporters’ tickets) will NOT be available by the special train. ' < If tho Races are postponed, tho special train will NOT run. For fuller particulars see handbills. , 108 C BY ORDER. ELECTION NOTICES. CHEVIOT' COUNTY COUNCIL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR FOR LOWRY RIDING. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that th# following Candidates have been duly Nominated:—' ANDERSON, A. D. ( BROPHY, PATRICK. An there is only ONE vacancy to bo filled, I FURTHER GIVE NOTICE that a POLL for the election of ONE of the above-named Candidates wfU b* taken on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of DECEMBER. 1920, between the hour* of 9 a.m, and 6 p.m., at the office of the Cheviot County Council, Mackenzie, Cheviot. > Dated thie 25th day of November, 1920. W. M. COTTRELL. \ Returning Officer. j LICENSING NOTICES. ‘NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TRANSi FElt OF LICENSE. I JESSIE MACDONALD. Executrix of f tho will of Norman Macdonald (dcceased), being the holder of a ponnit issued ano by the Licensing Committee in respect of the House and Promises situate at LYTTELTON, known as the Royal Hotel, do Ji*T-iby give notice that I,deairo to obtain, end will at the next Lioensiug Mooting to i be holden at Lyttolton on the eighth day ol ; DECEMBER, 1920, apply for a Transfer of ; the said License to myself as Executrix of ;the will of Norman Macdonald under Probate 1 granted by the Supremo Court of Now Zealand at Christchurch on th* twisnty-ioventh day of August, 1938. ■ Dated the twenty-second day of November, (Sgd.) JESSIE MACDONALD. SMITHSON AND MOSLEY. Solicitors, Christchurch. 900 TRAMWAY BOARD NOTICES. JtRAMWAY TRACK RENEWAL. B.N.Z. CORNER. ’ALTERATION OF ■ ■ STARTING PLACES. j The Christchurch Tramway Beard dcsiro3 to * : notify that in consequence of tho above work, ! *md commencing from SUNDAY MORNING, lyjov. 28, Cars will commence their journeys 1 ps follows: lUUMNEß—Hertford St. y j NEW BRIGHTON—High end Cashel Sts. OJOBTH BEACH—Square as at present, but r ears will run ''out” via Worcester St instead of Cathel St. 6JOUTH BOUND OARS (ria Colombo St) at j Cashel Street. {NORTH BOUND OARS (via Colombo St.) ; at Square INTERFERENCE WITH VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. i l The renewal work will commence on Saturday afternoon, and. will oontiuue until probnbly Tuesday mornings During a portion of eat period interference with vehicular trafilo 11 be unavoidable. Motorists and others are to use other etreets. i FRANTS THOMPSON, * General Manager. ' Nov. 28, 1990. |P== MRS GENN, PARIS fiOHOOL, m, HIGH STREET. A THOROUGH COURSE of Prao tical Dressmaking and Ladies’ Tailoring. Private Lessons in Cutting. Costumes oat and fitted for home making. Them* WL