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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6130, 17 March 1898, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE. THIS MOBNING THE DOORS WI L BE OPENED FOR THE . GREAT LAST SALE i BY THE VENDORS OF LONABGAN AND COMPANY'S ASSIGNED STOCK, WHEN EAC % AETICLE WILL BE OFFEBED FOE ; ? POSITIVE SALE AT SURPRISINGLY I LOW RATES. I ■ ■■ -"'''4 21 DArS' SALE ONLY. I We are allowed 21 days only in 'which to dear out the stock, after which the • -!$ new proprietor takes possession. il ■ ■ I GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AND WILL BE MARKED AT SUCH LOW PEIOB* ''4 AS WILL COMPEL YOU TO BUT. ;^ ■..;■■ ' ' ■:.'•"s ■

late Advertisements. MADAME HELLER, TIBYSIOGNOMIST, INSPIRATIONAL MEXT DIUM, Cambridge Terrace (179, second ' house from Manchester Bridge). Questions answered on everything— Health, Marriage, Burw ness. By request Short Extension of Season. 2183 PAINS AFTER EATING. MRS MARY ANNE OWEN, of Aird Street, Parramatta, N.S. W., writes .—" LOASBY'S ' WAHOO ' cured me of pains in the cheßt and sucknesß after meals, from which 1 had suffered for six years." LOASBY'S " WAHOO," Price 2s 6d everywhere. Wholesale Agents— Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.'s • N.Z. Drug Co., Ltd. WANTED to Hire, a Bath Chair. Apply, ; stating terms, to G. Prestney, Rangiora. W "ANTED to Purchase, for a client, Nice House 4 rooms, eighth to «uarter-acre land, Linwood, Ferry Road or neighbourhood ; price about £300. H. L. Bowker. Market Place. 'ANTED, Biders of Stars to know that we keep duplicate parts of all the machines i sold. A dams Star Cycle Company, 70, Manchester i Street, Christchurch, ' \TCTANTEDJ to Bent, Light Spring Trap, with ff view to purchase. Cheap, "Star" Office. 1293_ « XTTANTED, Board ard Besidence in a Quiet W Home rear Union Boatshed. Address A.8.," Times "Office. 1294 j OOT Plant for Sale. Apply J. iDunham, * Madras' Street, or 28, Tuam Street. 1298 ; ONSTIPATION and Piles cured by laasby'a «• Wahoo," a tried and reliable remedy. Ask t for "Loaaby'e" Wahoo. < CANCBBS.— Having treated Cancers in Auck- ) land for two years with unfailing success, I ' am prepared to treat all external Cancers and • some internal. A cure is absolutely assured quickly ' and permanently. B. F. Manning, 114, Montreal ' Street, Ohristchurch. Edcloeh scamp for reply. , 1 LOST, 14 Druids' Art Union Tickets, numbers i known. Please return to H. Large, Working i Meu'sClub, Christcburch. 1295 tF Ort'l'i between UnxbHdoes Street Cemetery and i £J Richmond, a black Seal Cape. Finder re- ! warded on returning same to "Ly ttelton Times " Office. 2205 1 LOST, Sunday Night, Irish Terrier Pup (slut), about three months old. Finder rewarded on returning to W. Bowden, Lincoln Road, Addington. 1299 " ONAIL Brand" Ointment; Heals Wounds, ' 0 allays irritation, euros sunburn, delight fully cooling to skin ; Is 3d. Cbemlrte, Grocers. , 1" OST, a POUND OF JOKO TEA puked in ■ lead, marked 2s. Will gladly give 2s 6d for it. It is the best Tea atthe price. 6810 DR BRANDT'S MALTED FOOD. fT^HE Matron, Infants' Home, A sb field (Sydney), 1 • says :— We have had infants of six montas old brought to our Home, weighing only seven pounds and apparently dying, who have become tron? and plump when fed on it, and in coses of he most obstinate Diarrhoea we have found it invaluable. _• T_ NINE CUPS of DELICIOUS TEA FOR A PENNY, first water. Test the truth of this statement by experimenting on Half a pound 2s 4d Palm Brand Indian. Leading Grocers. F 6810 JF o r S a leWILLOW STREET, City— A valuable property, suitable for a cabman or carrior; good house, in perfect order, superior stabling. Owner prepared to sell cheap, on terms to suit purchaser. HARPKR STREET, Sydenham, just across Belt — A quarter-acre sectiou, with house of 7 rooms, &c. ; just been renovated throughout. Owner will sell on monthly payment system. BARBADOBS STREET, near Lichfield StreetTwo valuable building sections. HEREFORD STREET. Linwood— Quarter or half- acre. ROLLESTON STREET, Linwood — Three quarter-acre sections. C. J. MARSHALL, 49, CATHEDRAL SQUARE., It b S. a £ !■■"- SEVERAL , LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HIGH,GRADE BICYCLES, SECOND-HAND. AT SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES. Apply D.I.C. Cycle Department. ~~_ THE BEST OBTAINABLE. mßf MARMALADE. "CANTEKBURY TIMES." JPhotogbaphic Competitions. The Proprietors of the "Canterbury Times" propose to inaugurate a series of Photographic Competitions open to bona fide amateur photographers in all parts of New Zealand. For the first competition three prizes will be offered. It is essential that the photographs sent in should be i suitable for reproduction in the paper ; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which have previously appeared in other 1 journals are prohibited. Photographs may be printed on any paper by any process, and may be of any size, provided they be not smaller than quarter-plate. They must be mounted oh plain card mounts. Competent judges have been secured, who are instructed to consider :— First, Artistic Exceixekce ; second, Technical Excellencb ; third, Suitability for Reproduction. PRIZES. The prizes -will be :— First, 2gs ; second, lg ; third, }g, together with bouud copies of StodUart's photographs of famous cities, scenes and paintiDgst JUDGES. The judges are :— Messrs Page, Preece and HurstSeager. ENTRIES. Entries for the first competition, together with the naaics and addresses of the competitors, will be received NOT LATER Than TUESDAY, April 26. tnj. e j. es ult of the competition will be made known in the " Canterbury Times" of May 1. SUBJECTS. The subjects for the First Competition hre :— Pure Landscape. Landscape with Life. Each subject of equal importance. Illustrative of Child Live. Onefieure only. The proprietors reserve tbo right of reproducing any photograph considered suitable that may be sent in for competition. All photographs and communications must be addressed to Editor Pictorial Department, " Canterbury Times."