Page 10 Advertisements Column 5

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 245, 19 November 1914, Page 10

COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS;; county' :'";;: /ELeci'ign. ■-,:'■: RESULT OF POLL. j NoV 1 RIDING. EAGLESOME,\;HUGH ;; MULCOCK; GEO. *T. ;; MURRAY,' JOHN / Vv ; .. sparks; - avm; % k:-- ;: • ~, Yote»; ,J .'B4"'. ' .:'■ ■',[ ■ •'• ■ GILMOUR,.. ; .Jo3:N ;-.>■ ,„..-, _.^/.;.. v ,■■•;' PATERSON, EDWD. :. .." :" 66 : ■ WM~. ) E!-'^.'V^-'. : 'Vi ■;» ; 4f.-'' : . ■'-'■ Messrs MURRAY;.; EAGIiESOME; ;PA"*EftSON, arid rWRIGHTy having i-ecfeiVed;til* greatest niimber of Yotes. in the Ridings; are hereby- declared " duly: ELECTED Members of••'ilie' , --H«l6yeU County Council; ~; ';■• :, .Messrs W. GILMOUR and R, M.r MORTEN being the only Candidates nominated for Ho; 3* Riding, are also Declared; duly ELECTED Members of the IlHiswell Cwnty, Council.: ;, Dated November 18,~\i9$'i.~S;'. ■].'\.' : -■-.,"■;,;,, : ' : ':■"'■', .•: :: "- v---','-" C.';W>.;.C.pkEß,'-.'.|'":/-.-y :7 4791 "■':■.•'■■.. ■■-..■'•■ ReturningjOfficer.>* * '.-""..' IN" MEMQRIAM. ' : $4 : M& Gloving .memory" "of ; Alfred " James Warren, who died i„Novemb*or v ii9i '.. 1913; aged 28.:■. years.' Gone, ■ but not '/for-' ■ gotten.—-Inserted by hi? loving brothers. tJLJ.±J» livery—Delivers Parcel's 2d, 3d. 4d, and 6d>, by motor, tTvice; daily" in City and Suburbs. Garage: RINK TAXtS. /PKoneifßß. #s'■

I purchased from our Allies, and retailed'" -to Motorists at very low prices. * ■ Obtainable at DIX'S Rangiora Garage' Prompt attention assured. Phon» 41

Aak for PRICE'S C W FRIC& ;nw> r«MC*>v A shilling hottle makes three gallons Delicious Fruit Syrap FLAVOURS: Rarpberry, Lemon Squash, ~. Lime*. Cherry Cider, JStra wherry, ' Pine ApipleV Leipon Sold by ali Grocers Sole Manufacturer: ; ■■'•■~" CHEMIST Lower HlDh St.

PICTURE FRAMING GIBBS'S PICTURE FRAMING ' ESTABLISHMENT, 105 CASHEIA STREET , (Opposite Bammtyne's). * Noted, for Reliable Workmanship and Moderate Prices;, ,' Ring up 1569, and we sha.ll xbe pleased to send for your Pictures.

SOCIM ROUND This feature has established THE SUN a* the most popular Women's Journal in Canterbury. Imitated by others, but not approached for Latest News and Brightest Gossip. A Page for Womm [illustrated); in Saturday's SUN Rempnber that the Paper the Ladies favour is the Best for the Advertiser. >