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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1787, 5 November 1919, Page 8

To-day's river report states that the Waimakariri, Rakaia, Opihi and Rangitata Rivers are dirty; the Waitaki is fishable. That never-failing cough and cold remedy—"NAZOL"—is specially good for children. AVise mothers keep it handy. Most economical! Sixty doses 1/6. .2

LOST, between New Brighton and City, Lady's Silver Wristlet WATCH. Finder rewarded on returning to Cooke, 150 High Street, or 77 George Street, New Brighton. ', between Phillip Street and Elisor's -»-« ltoad, Small Chain PURSE containing 12/G; keepsake. Reward. Sun Olllce. • lOST, Medal BROOCH, No. 0 car or J Square, Friday night. Please return to Sun. 3287 lOST, Motor Cycle LAMP, between Square and station. Please return to Engineer, CIIVIL Servant requires 5-roomcd House, J all conveniences, within 2d section;' terin_if_suitablp. Apply EDO, Sun. T'IGHT or Nine-roomed House, wanted -— i rent, by December; near town. E7l, Sun; 3226 170UR to (i-roomed House, wanted to rent; or 2 or 3 Unfurnished Rooms. J.T.C., Box 400, Christcliurch. - 3306 SMALL cottage or rooms wantc Spreydon preferred. H2l, Sun. 10 LET, Furnished 6-roomed Modern BunX galoW, Mcrivalc; nicely situated. E97, Sun. 3284 TO LET, 3-roomed House, conveniences; partly furnished; 2d section; for few weeks; 17/0 per week. Apply HlO, Sun. pOUR-ROOMED House to Let; bath. 175 Salisbury Street, near Manchester St. TO LET, Two Large Unfurnished Front Rooms, with Hrcplaccs and gas. App[y 172 Madras Street, City. 3323 SUMNER— Comfortable, Sunny Furnished Rooms To Let, all November. 78 Esplanade. Sumner. 3292 TO LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms, fireplace and gas. For address apply Sun. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ACCOMMODATION required for a gentleman, his wife and daughter (16.1 from November 20 for a month or more. Apply HlO, Sun. SISTER CECILIA MORRIS'S Convalescent and Rest Home, Amberley. Telephone n Amberley Bureau. 2818 • »tw „,!«, i,0„.-„..„. h™, C( situated _. ~. cy for Few Paying Guests. Tel. 2076. WANTED TO BUT. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken. Best possible pr. ces in New Zealand. Send any you have to J. DUNSTONE, Box 1418, AUCKIJVND. Est. 28 years. Cash by return post. pALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise, top market price. Pcarline Co., 168 Queen Street, Auckland. T'OR SALE, Contents of 4 Rooms; also option of renting house, Woolston district; owner leaving. Apply '"Leaving," Post JJlllce, Sumner. 3320 ROCHESTER JUNIOR, the Spray Pump without leathers or packing, 35/-. Ivory's, Ltd. , 5328 AT Fowler's, Cashcl St., Novelty Overdresses in Georgette, Net Lace, e' from 39/0. 5

The Industrial Fair, promoted by the Canterbury Progress League, which has been held in the Colosseum, concluded last evening. Despite the unfavourable ■weather there was a good attendance. In conversation, Mr Gordon Hutchison, organiser of the Fair, stated that it had been a thorough success. Mr Hutchison further stated that any profits resulting from the Fair would be used to assist propaganda in regard to the progress of Canterbury.

I ■■■ ■■■ Motor Exhibition HI '"The First and Best" ill CARNIVAL WEEK November Bth, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th i A big Exhibition of British, American and Continental Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, Motor Trucks and Tractors, Motor Accessories, Spirits and Lubricants, etc., will be held in the Colosseum, Christchurch, during Carnival Week. All the leading motor firms of the World will be represented, the exhibits being both instructive and entertaining. An Aeroplane of the latest British type is being shown by the Canterbury Aviation Coy. Include at least one visit to the Exhibition in your programme for Carnival Week. The Big Progressive Feature Of Carnival Week at . Christchurch ADMISSION 1A Music : Refreshments