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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 196, 23 September 1914, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THK EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OV NORTH CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF MEMBER. (The Education Act, 1908.) The following Candidates have been duly Nominated for Election as Member of the Education Board of the .District of North Canterbury in-respect of the South Ward (to fill the Extraordinary Vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr J. Studholme) :- ANDREWS, George William, Ash burton r DALXIEL, Matthew, Woolston. -■• The number of Members to be elected is ONE. The POLL will close at 5 o'clock in. the afternoon of the day of the Election, being MONDAY, October 12, 1914. H. C. LANE, Returning Officer, dhristchurch, Sept. 21, 1914. 3687 YN THE ESTATE OF JAMES LANGDALE. of West Melton, Farmer (Deceased). All Persons having CLAIMS against the above Estate are requested to FORWARD PARTICULARS of same, in Duplicate, FORTHWITH to the Undersigned, together with the following Certificate endorsed thereon:— I hereby Certify that the above amount was due and owing at the date of death of James Langdale, deceased, viz., September 10, 1914. ' SMITH & MOSLEY, Solicitors. 83 Worcester Street. ' • 368.0 CA NTERP, UR Y HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SPRING SHOW, RECORD ENTRIES. Opens at 2.30 p.m., at the ART GALLERY, TO-DAY. PATRIOTIC STALL. Come and help the Poor and Destitute of Great Britain, Ireland, and Belgium. Adtnis- j sion 1/-. J. TIMBRELL, Secretary. 7 Baker's Buildings, Manchester St. 36G1 lIANO FORTE AND THEORY.! MISS EMILY COLEMAN will Resume Teaching TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), September 24. 63 Gloucester St. W. 5240 TfyFISS MILLICENT JENNINGS JM. (From Madame Amy Shcrwiu. , and Mr Hermann Klein, London.) Wishes to Notify that, her departure from Christchurch having been postponed, she is prepared to accept PUPILS FOR VOICE PRODUCTION AND INTERPRETATION. Summer Term begins OCTOBER 1. Address: 37 Knowles St., Papanui Rd. .2V5 YT M. CULL E N. PROFESSIONAL W TEACHER of Piano, Violin. 'Cello. Moderate fees. Rapid Up-to-date System. Instructs pupils in their own homes, or at his Private Residence, 24 Lincoln Rd., Spreydon. LEARN HOW TO TREAT THE WOUNDED OR &lOK. WEEKLY LECTURES. AT THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION'S ROOMS. Few more Students wanted to fill a WOMEN'S HOME-NURSING CLASS. OTHER NURSING and FIRST AID CLASSES NOW FORMING. Apply 119 Worcester Street. .233 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER AGENCY.

The "UNDERWOOD" is always FIRST. Speed and Efficiency Contest, Boston, April 2, 1914. Machine. Words. Errors. Net result. UNDERWOOD .. 7807 73 7442 :. Ist „• .. 7701 00 7251 .... 2nd . . 7028 9« 7148 .. 3rd . . 7557 120 G957 '. . 4tlr Other machine .. 7391 185 G46G .. sth Result: "Underwood" 7807 words, with only" 73 errors; next best result, other machine 7391 words (410 less than the "Underwood") and ldu errors. Verbum satis sapienti. D. N. ADAMS, LIMITED, SOLE IMPORTERS, 191. MANCHESTER ST., CHCII. .15 T ONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, 242 NqCIH STREET. CHRISTCU URCIi. Q. C. Z. HARRIS - - - - DENTIST. ______ K W I T 11, PHOTO ENL AUGER, ART DEALER, PICTURE FRAME MAKER. Importer of Mouldings, Glass, and Mounts. 287 MANCHESTER ST. (near Bridge), CHRISTCHURCH. .80 R P E 0 A It S. STOREY & CO.. Agents. We have for immediate disposal, at greatly reduced prices, several Cars which have been used for demonstration purposes, but aro only slightly soiled. Amongst them we have a 12-15 FOUR-SEATER CALTHORPE, Fitted up complete, including 5 Rudge-Whit-worth wire wheels, 5 lamps, nickel-plated fittings. . Also, a 15.9 FIVE-SEATER CALTHORPE, Painted French grey, 5 Rudge-Whitvv'orth wheels, 5 lamps, sj>eedoineter, nickel-plated finish. Great Bargain. CAN BE INSPECTED AT OUR GARAGE, 330 HEREFORD STREET EAST. jyriSPIT AND LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. The well-to-do people o. Christcliurch buy onlv the very best of Clothing; they wear, them a few times, then MRS ELLWOOD conies along. So if you wish to be well dressed at a minimum cost, call and sea MRS ELLWOOD, ! SECOND-HANT CLOTHIER, 'Phone 3087. 123 ARMAGH ST. UIE SUN WANT ADVERTISEMENTS will bring the help or business desired. Two lines (12 words), sixpence; six insertions for 2/6.