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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6131, 18 March 1898, Page 3

i OUR FIRST SHIPMENT. -V '^^■bbb! GENTS' WINTER MEBCEBIfS JUSTTOHANL\ fl EX S.S. AOTE4? M NB^ CASHMEBE. MEBINO and LAMP^, wo oi> 'tINDEBPANTS and SHIBTS. 1 NEW LAMBS' WOOL, " „ ;■ XT WTST SHIETS, TIES and Br .uA BttMEBE and MEBINO HALF HOSE. ■ i SPECIAL-A WABEHOr- ' NEW FRAME PELT HATS, All Colour*. ■ HATS, 2s lid for Is' SfOCK of BLACK and COLOUBED SOFT FELT'B XT UW SUITS, r -*W,aiodforßßfld # Ss9diiowaslld,4>illdnowßsUd. ■ NEW \ifiOUBEBS, MACKINTOSHES and COVEBT OOBTS. ■ TAIL0 .^INGr— SUITS TO ORDER Prom £2 28,- TROUSERS Frpm 12a M f I WOODS, FREE AND CX).; I CASH TAILORS AND GEtftS' BfERCERS, I "THE BALL" 228, 228, 230, HIGH STREET, CHBISTOHUEOH. I

j Late Advertisements. ! MADAME HELLER, "OHYBIOONOMIBT, INSPIB&TIOffAL MEm DIUM, Cambridge Terrace- (170,. aecond house from Manchester Bridge): Qhoßtiioae answared on everything— Health, Marriage, Bu»iness,- By request Short Extension of Seaeoni. 2183 PAINS AFTER EATINGiM3S MABT ANNE~OWEN, of Atrd' Street, Parramatta, N.8.W., writus :-"liOASß3rs ' WABOO' cured me of pains in the chest' and f>ickneas< after meals, from whioh 1 had Btfifered'fc* six years-." LOASOT'S " WAHOO," Price 2s 6d every wileres Wholesal* Agents— Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.'sK.Z.DrugCo.,Ltd._ WAITED, a Female Cook for country hotelj. good wage. 93, Tuam Street. 181$' WANIBI>, emart Boy, 14 or 15. Apply.afteri' 6 o'clock, E. Eastwood, Uk, Oxford Terrace. : ' I3U "ANOMD^a Girl bebween ]4 and 15, to assist in bonsework. 42, Words woitU Street, Sydenbam- _ ■';, : '-18d9'ANTtl>,aStrt)n(f Girl about 15, to assist iff' housework. 183, Cambridge Terrace. 131U WANTJED, at once, Properties, Farms, Honses and Bußinesses, either For Sale or to Let. Appfy Box 4'J6. 2265 WANTBD, immediately, two more Crutcliws, crutQmvg now going on, two woolaheds. H. Acton.Ad4ms> Island Farm, Harewood Boad, • Papanui. 131'2_ BOOT Plant for Sale. Apply J. Dunham, MadrßSlStnet. or 28, Tnam Street. 1298 /CONSTIPATION asA Piles cured by Loasby'B \_j "Wahoo," a tried And reliable remedy. Aek for "Loagty > fl"'Wahoo. ' CANCBES.-^-HaTing treated Cancers in Auckland for twoyears with unfailing success, I am prepared t&» treat all external Canoern and some internal J. A cuiois absolutely assured quickly and permanently* B. F. Manning, 114, Montreal Street, Christcfrnrcfc. 33oclosa scamp for reply. " d NAIL Brand "^Ointment i Heals Wonnds, O allays irritation, curee sunburn, delight* folly ooolingteto akin ; 1b 3d. Chemists, Orooera. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO » WNm CONSUMERS, T A\ MM H-: Ss- -T£ NIGHT, IN ANWOUNfiINOJTHE OPENING OF THE SMITHFJELD MEAT MAEKET THIS DAY, WISHES to particularly draw the attention of the Public to the fact that whilst he does not DELIVER or BOOK MEAT, he is prepared to give the Consumer the benefit of that system, and though not publishing a Price List, would invite the Public to inspect the quality and compare the price. JAMES KNIGHT, SMEDHFIELD MEAT MARKET, HIGH STBEET, OPPOSITE W. STBANGE & CO.'S. 1&90 DX BRANDT'S MALTED FOOD. • PERFECT FOOD for Infants, Invalids and ,t\ the Aged. Contains no Starch or Cane Sugar M "CANTERBURY 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 shonld.be suitable for reproduction in the paper ; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which have previously appeared in other 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 on plain card mounts. Competent judges have been secured, who are instructed to consider :— First, Artistic Exceixesok ; second, Technical Excellehce ; third, Suitability for Bepropuction. PRIZES. The prizes will be.— First, 2gs; second, Ig ; third, i", together with bound copies of Stoddart's photographs of famous cities, scenes, and paintingS ' JUDGES. The judges are -.—Messrs Page, Preeoeand HurstSeager. ENTRIES. Entries for the first competition, togother with the names andaddressesof the competitors, will be received NOT LATER Than TUESDAY, April 26. The result of the competition will be made known in the " Canterbury Times " of May 1. SUBJECTS. The. subjects for the First Competition are :— Pure Landscape, Landscape with Life. Each subject of equal importance. Illustrative of Child Life. One figure only. The proprietors reserve the right of reproducing any photograph considered suitable that may be sent in for competition. 1 All photographs and communications must be f addressed to Editor Pictorial Department, •' Cani terbury Times." ,