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ELECTION NOTICES. MESSRS JAMES McCOMBS and HIIIAM HUNTER will ADDRESS a JOINT MEETING at the Corner of CHARLES and BARBOUR STREETS, LINWOOD. TO-MOR-ROW (SAT.), 28th, at 7.30 p.m.* Mr Herbert Pearce will preside. 5003 MEETINGS. /CITIZENS' DEFENCE CORPS. SYDENHAM UNIT, No. 1, A PUBLIC MEETING wilt bo held on TUESDAY, December "l, in the Sydenham Football Club's Rooms, Lawson Street, at .30 p.m. Business General. MORE MEN WANTED. Roll up and Join. Enrolment Forms for New Members will be obtainable at LECTURES. IHE FAILURE 0F NO-LICENSE AND FALLACY OF PROHIBITION." MR H. M. STEWART will ADDRESS the ELECTORS aa under:— GERALDINE—TO-MORROW NIGHT. TINWALI>—MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. HAMPSTE AD—TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT. ROLLESTON—WEDNESDAY NIGHT- NEXT. 4997 LOST AND FOUND. OUNdT Brindle BuUdbff. Apply KlO, Sun. ___ 6033 /~IENT'S Bicycle left at 71 Papanui Road. Owner, wanted. 6028 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. vv ANTED, Boarders; central, comfortable V» home; moderate terms.' 115 St. Asaph Street West. 'j_ _ * 6034 ANTED, 2 Young IWen share room; V* Apply 53 Gloucester St. West. 6195 SITUATIONS VACANT. EXPERT CABINETMAKER.

OAK HALL, .94 115 Worcester Street. . LABOUR EXCHANGE: * Wanted at once—Married -.Couples, Ploughmen and Farm Hands, Several Men and Boys, to milk and generally useful, Cow-meri-Gardeners, Musterers, Man for Wellsinking, Station Blacksmith, Blade Shearers for Dec. 1 and later dates, Station Gardener, , Musterers' Packman, . .: Houseboy, Sheepfarmers' Labour Exchange, ,155 Heroford; Street, Christchurch. .3.5 T RAINED Inf M»iM, Position; £1 a week. N. S., Post Office, Lyttelton. EW Coronation Studio, for ' Christmas Photos; don't delay; sit now; The Corner, 2 Victoria Street/ 6193 R----j-^^^Q^-g^ggg t -344 St., Stock Kaitangata, Westport, Greta, and Newcastle. « 2 7Q ANTED Known —Welsh Imported Cob, »» Dandy's Progress, Stands this Season Scott's Stables, Cashei St. Fee, £8 3/-. 6202 >OULTON'S Fruit Shop, 94 Victoria St. Everything up to date. Fres:i * implies daily. . 308 OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT.—Wanted ■ to Buy, Old False Teeth; sound or broken; highest prices given in New Zealand. Cash by return mail. \ Sond to J. DUNSTONE, .293 3ox 345, Christchurch. TTtTHEN you are tired of Drugs for Kheu- .»* • matism, try the latest effectual treatment. Medico Electric Institute, 146 Armagh St. -281 ONGDIN has just received another shipment of the "London" Folders; neatest, most convenient, most durable pt Collapsible Baby Cars. 538-540 Colombo St. (near Moorhouse Avenue). - .67 AE. COOPER, Coal and Firewood Mer- • chant, Cranford Terminus. 'Phone 1663. Orders promptly delivered.. • BUXTON, Contractor, Carrier, Coal, ** * Firewood Merchant; clay supplied. •Phone 3350 (two long rings), New Brighton, or Box Reece and Sons. .287 tistic Tailors; latest styles; moderate prices. 20 Victoria Street. ;250 "AIWHARE Home-made Confectionery and Catering. Mrs de Lautour, Papanui Road. 'Phone 3465. f 3170 JVOR Cheap and Artistic Picture Framing, try Rintoul's, 174 Armagh St., Colosseum Buildings. .252 ~ONGDIN is the premier Baby Car Repair Man; re-tyring a specialty; workmanship guaranteed; prices low. Colombo St. (one door from Dundas St.) .67 NAMELLING we are on top. In Stencils we excel; Rubber Stamps we have no equal; Line Blocks for advertisers. Moller and Young, Ltd., Worcester Street. .89 IF you want Thick, Abundant Hair, and to stop it falling out, try Finsen Light treatment. Medico Electric lustitute, 146 Armagh Street. -281 SUMNER Cadena Tea uooms—Atternoon Tea, Luncheons, Picnic Parties catered for; Weddings. 'Phone 2606 (two short rings). ' ' " - 279 ANTED K N OWN—'V That if you want the BEST MEAT the country produces at Greatly Reduced Rates, S ° *° F. H. STEEL, BUTCHEK. 702 and 704 COLOMBO . STREET, The Leading Establishment of its kind In Christchurch. Nothing but absolutely the Best Meat the country produces kept. Don't be persuaded to buy inferior quality and rubbish when by patronising F. H. STEEL you can always rely on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on daily for orders. Country customers can always rely on letters and telegrams being promptly attended to. SMALLGOODS A SPECIALTY. The Annual Output reaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks for itself. ONGDIN'S Coach-built Baby Car Bodies -J are the last, word in beauty of design and neatness of finish. Latest model coachbuilt Carß from £4 10/- up. 538-540 Colombo St. (one door from Dundas St.) .67

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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 252, 27 November 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 252, 27 November 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 252, 27 November 1914, Page 1

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