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BUSINESS NOTICES. The Central Stores ~ lanyon&lberry HIGH-CLASS GROCERS, ~~ SYDENHAM 7~7 _ I~jH>R CHEAPNESS, and COUTONS. 'Phone 287.' . EW SEASON'S Lent: Dried Ling, 9d lb; Red Herrings, Morton's, 4 for 6d; Salmon, reliable brands, 6d and 1/-. ARDINES, 5 tins 1/-; Skipper Sardines in tomato sauce, 7d; Herrings in isauce, 6d and lOd; Kippored Herrings 6d and lOd. 'Phono 287. G. W. SMITH, 'GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Wilsons Road, T Opawa. 'Phone 2052. K TINS Sardines for 1/-, 21b glass jars Jam *) 1/- each, Mullet 8d per tin. Dates 3d. "UST to Hand: New Shipment of our ** Famous Ceylon Tea at 1/8, 1/6, 1/3 (no rise in prices). 7»BEE~" SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. 10UPONS FOR CASH. PHOTOGRAPHIC SALE AND EXCHANGE, 83 WORCESTER STREET /CAMERAS, Hand, Stand, or Studio, 15 by J 12 to vest pocket size; Printing Frames, 3ft by 2J to 48 by 30. _ "OUNTS, 32 by 22 to Midgets; Art Paper great variety, 3d sheet, 13 to the dozen; Dishes 3$ by 2J to 15J by 12... PHOTOGRAPHIC Goods of all descriptions - .stocked, bought, sold, exchanged, and hired. Avon Series Post Cards, 8 for 1/-. Biblical Lantern Slides, 3/- dozen. .188 REDFERN'S, MANCHESTER ST.; and RANGIORA. 7<OR Stationery, Printing, and Rubber • Stamps. No canvassers, and best value in the trade. ________ 1^0 UNTAIN Pens; "The Caxton," 8/6, i» ■ self-filling, anu all parts renewable. "\IARIES for 1915: Large selection for ' pocket and office use. Account Books and all Office Stationery at 'owest prices. .228 M. F. dela COUR. nTEPHYR CYCLE WORKS, 833 STANMORE ROAD. i LL kinds of Cycle and Motor Repairs at reasonable rates. t> S.A. CYCLES, £l3 10/-. ARGE Selection of Accessories always in stock. fpYU'ES 12 months' guarantee; excellent ■*■■ quality; 12/6. .235 F your store does not stock Wipe-em-out, send 1/6 in stamps to.Rainbow and Sons, Christchurch. Posted free... .209 11. G. S. DAVIS. ■>ERTH DYE WORKS, 93 Gloucester St. kYEING, Cleaning, a_.d Trench Launderm in all its branches. ~\RY or Chemical Cleaning, a specialty. ' Mourning Blacks, 24 hours' notice. GENTS' Clothes carefully brushed; all stains removed and tailor pressed a specialty.

~ ADIES' Ballrocm Dresses Cleaned. Fea- £~* thers, Furs, Boi- , Stoles, Muffs, etc.; ver> moderate charges. 231 G. W. BKADLEY, DESIGNER and Maker of the G.B. Stencil * Plates. Plates, Mediums, Brushes, and Colours . for all purposes. REPOUSSE Copper and Brass Name Plates. - Give your bungalow a name. IGNS and-Signwritmg of all descriptions. 153 Armagh Street. 2276 PAPANUI STORES CO. GIVE US a Trial. YOU will be satisfied. "ALT! Try our Eureka Tea, 1/8 per lb. A special taste of its own. ? YES FRONT I See our BARGAINS in ' Drapery, Boots, Crockery, etc. \dVANCEI Here for CASH COUPONS, - 1/- in 2. discount. CHARGE [ Our charges are RIGHT. We invite you to see us. PAPANUI STORES CO. (WM. AITGHISON, Proprietor.) 'Phone 142. Orders Carefully Executed. ~~~ STEVENS'S.. ~ BEEP AND IRON WINE THE IDEAL TONIC L/TAKES Bone and Muscle, gives Health, W- Strength, Vigour, and Tone to ;--the System. Order a BOTTLE TO-DAY "DINTS, 3/G, Quarts 5/0. All chemists and stores. FADES <0 And Garments ihow the effect of Sun and Sea. Do not cast these aside, but submit them to G. C. VERE & SONcJ, 118 ARMAGH ST. (next Colombo St.), Whero they can bo really WELL CLEANED or BEAUTIFULLY DYED. 'Phone 1818. MOURNING BLACKS A SPECIALTY. Dye Works: Montreal St. .390 kRDEIt NOW, WHILE PLANTS ARE IN " FULL BLOOM.

PRIZE ROBES 20 000 PLANTS, from tlie DWARF QUSH to the WEEPING STANDARDS 9ft high. Prize Carnations and Picotees in ondless "Variety and Colour. Prize Dahlias—Cactus, Paeony-flowered, and Show Varieties; best collection in the Dominion. Also Shrubs, Fruit, and Forest Trees in endless variety. FLORAL WORK of every description executed on shortest notice. Prices very moderate. Our Stock of BULBS for Autumn Planting is the largest and best in the Dominion. W. BAYLISS, BRYNDWR NURSERIES. FENDALTON, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. 'Phono 1703. OTIOE SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers will confer a favour by notifying the Publisher promptly in tho event of their experiencing any difficulty in obtaining regular delivery of THE SUN. Telephone No. 4,