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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1735, 5 September 1919, Page 4

"Evolution" was the subject of an illustrated lecture given at last night's meeting of the Canterbury Microscopical Society by Mr G. H. Holford. The lecturer traced the gradual evolution of the mammal from the most primitive form of life, describing the organism of each species. Mr Holford was accorded a hearty vote of thanks for his address.

"PUR COATS. TO STATION OWNERS AND RABBITERS. Forward your Skins direct to me. I will Tan, .Dress and Make Up Coats or Furs to Measure. No extra charge. . FIT GUARANTEED. COLWILL'S FUR STORE, 205 HIGH STREET. CELIA'S BEAUTIFUL BABY CLOTHES. Since the War it has become possible to secure again French baby linen—made as only French needlewomen can make these dainty garments. We now intend to stock these goods regularly, and have at present a ravishing selection of children's frocks to lit girls from one to eight years. These are made of the, sheerest lawn, exquisitely embroidered, tucked, and lacctrimmed —cut in quaint and pretty styles to suit all ages. Beautiful for birthday gifts for grandchildren. Call and see these charming French frocks for little girls at Salon Celia, No. 6 Royal Exchange Bldgs.

AVON'S Millinery & Costumes Spring Goods coming in every day. Prices lower than ever, because we get the turnover. 707-709 COLOMBO STREET Also at 824 N. Colombo Street. 'Phones 2668 & A 4059. NEWEST at WALLACE & Co., HIGH STREET

A TIP for your Grand National Footwear The Leicester Shoe Coy. "They have the Goods." NEW STOCKS CONSTANTLY ABRIVING. 679 Colombo St. (opp. F. H. Steel)