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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6115, 23 March 1898, Page 3

m^-p"- ■■■■■.■■■:■■. ■■■-,!-. ■•.-■■ , - » « ==_____________HH___f'^ IMPORTANT NOTICE. THIS MORNINGr THE DOORS WI L BE OPENED FOR THE GREAT LAST SALE BY THE VENDOBS OP LONABGAN AND COMPANY'S ASSIGNED STOCK, WHEN EAO ABTICLE WHili BE OFFEBED FOB POSITIVE SALE AT SURPRISINGLY LOW RATES. « 21 DAYS' SALE ONLY. We are allowed 21 days only in which to olear out the stock, after whioh the new proprietor takes possession. •'■_____— GOODS MUST BE SOLD, .AND WILL BR MARKED AT SUC__ fcOW tBIOES

late Advertisements. PAINS AFTER EATING. MRS MARY ANN-ToWEN, of Aird Street, Parramatta, N.S.W., writes :— '* LOASBY'S •WAHOO' cured me of pains in the cheßt and .ickness after meals, from which 1 had Buffered for six years." LOASBY'S " WAHOO," Price 2s 6d everywhere. Wholesale Agents— Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.'s N.Z. Drug Co., Ltd, WANTED, respectable young Girl for housework; also, Apprentices for millinery. Mrs Maber, Manchester Street. 1411 WANTED, energetic Female Canvassers for drapery orders ; salary and commission. Apply, Zero, " Star " office. 1412 WANTED, Girl 14, second house over belt, Durham Street north, left side; no family. 1410 WANTED, Cucumbers and ripe Tomatoes in any quantity. Hay ward Bros., Pickle Manufacturers, Christchurch. 1320 ANTED to Sacrifice, several good Secondhand Bicycles at cost price; call early. Adams Star Cycle Company, 70, Manchester Street, Christchurch. A TKINSON, Range-maker— For large quantity XX. of False Bottoms, different sizes. 83, Colombo Street, 1358 CONSTIPATION and Piles cured by Loasby's - " Wahoo," a tried and reliable remedy. Ask for "Loasby'B" Wahoo. LOST— Ferry Road or High Street, Gold Chain Bangle, initial letter L. Finder will be rewarded on returning it to Loot Bros., High Street. 1409 T|\o LET— Furnished or Unfurnished Boom, J fireplace ; Sydenham ; lady or gentleman. L.M., " Stnr " office. 1391 " ONAIL Brand" Ointment; Heals Wounds, j^ , allays irritation, cures sunburn, delight- ' fully cooling to skin ; Is 3d. ' Che__iß-», V'tooeis. ■' j • DR __S_AN_^& MiiESi"' .■...•■ ' '." 'jFOOD.''' "-..'.'•' ' "•'!;..''.':. A PERFECT FOOD for Infants, Invalids and : .OL the Aged. ■ Contains no Starcn or Cane Smrar M J. C. CUBACK (Ten Years wit- Davies and lamb), TTAIEDRESSEB AND (TOBACCONIST 191, HIGH STREET 2186 (Opposite Clock Tower, Chrißtchnrch). "CANTEKBURY TIMES." XTHOTOGBAPHIC COMPETITIONS. [ The Proprietors of the "Canterbury Times" propose to inaugurate a series of Photoor-puic Competitions open to bona fide amateur photo- .■ graphers 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 suitable for reproduction in the paper; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which have previously appeared in other : journals are piohibited. Photographs may be printed on any paper by any process, and may be of any size, provided they be not smaller thai quarter-plate. They must be mounted on plain card mounts. Competent judges have been secured, who aro instructed to consider :— First, Aktistic Excellence ; second, Technical Excellence j third, Suitability for Reproduction, PRIZES. The prizes will be :— First, 2gs ; second. Ig ; third, _g, together with bound copies of Stoddart's photographs of famous cities, scenes and paintings. JUDGES. The judges are :— Messrs Page, Preece and HurstSeager. ENTRIES. Entries for the first competition, together with the names and addresses of the competitors, will be received : •NOT LATER Than TUESDAY,. April 26. The jresult of the competition will be made ; kuown in the " Canterbury Times " of May 1. ; ' : p- ■ ' subjects. V '' ' P] : : : The subjects for .the; First Competition are £-* " : Pi. re Landscape. • Landscape wjx-h • 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. All photographs and communications must be addressed to Editor Pictorial Department, " Canterbury Times." _^ DX BRAJSDT'S MALTED FOOD. THE Matron, Infants' Home, Asbfield (Sydney), says : — We have had infants of six mont-S Did brought to our Home, weighing only seven pounds and apparently dying, who have become trong and plump when fed on it, and in cases of he most obstinate Diarrhoea we have found it invaluable. T_ NOTICE. RE the Registered Trade Mark " GIVE IT A THEN," persons subject to any of the numerous disorders arising through a DEFECTIVE ACTION OF THE LIVER, Are hereby notified that WALKER'S VEGETABLE SYRUP is a Safe, Sure and Speedy CURE in all such cases. You are therefore recommended (in tb - * trade oiark phrase) to " Give it a Turn." You cannot 50 wrong— being a purely Vegetable Preparation, aiild and tonic in its action, maybe used by the most delicate of either sex. IT SPEEDILY CUR!_S Indigestion, Biliousness Sick Headache, Flatulence Acidity, Constipation Irregular Action of the Heart Pain under the Shoulder-Blode " That tired, languid feeling," And all other symptoms of liver derangement. It will also be tound highly beneficial in Blood, - Stomach and Kidney ailments sympathetically .aused by a torpid or sluggish state of the liver. WALKER'S VEGETABLE SYRUP Is sold At a Moderate Price, Is 6l> PER BOTTLE, So as to bring it within easy reach of all classes. You cannot do better than " Give it a turn," md become a personal judge of its wonderful Hirative virtues. Should you decide to do so, be careful to ask four chemist or storekeeper for WALKER'S VEGETABLE SYRUP, And observe the trade mark : A slrii.'s steering-wheel, together with the words, " Give it a Turn," on each label and wrapper.If not obtainable from your local chemist or storekeeper, accept no substitute, but send direct to the Proprietor, J. J. F. WALKER, j " The Public Medicine Chest," High and Tuam Streets, Christchurch, And it will be moiled to you, postage free, on receipt of stamps or P. 0.0. May be ordered wholesale from MESSRS KEMPTEORNE, PROSSER 4 CO. H. F. STEVENS I SHAELAND & CO. . |D. C. 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