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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6137, 25 March 1898, Page 3

"" j "^'"'—^ mn «i in. m i ■■—■■em. ; .;, Advertisements, I V. |gfe| B. | i^eSEfrs? -a. WANTED, at once, BrioklaverH f or the FAfc' liauientary Buildings, Wellington} tight, hour shifts. None but first-class men wonted.'; Apply, Department of Labour, Government BtUloi ings, Christchurch. l-wll ANTED' a Help for~Two Elderly Pooptel good home, small saloryj elderly Mridlll or widow not objected to. Particulars to AJkl Post Offlce, Bangiora, or 129, Salisbury Bttem Christohuroh. MB*fii ANTED Known— l have several ClienttE desirous to Bent or Purohase Houses of j four or five rooms. J. W. Collier, Land andEatMK Agent, opposite Clook Tower. . 148?"^ ANTE li, a Nursetfirl. Apply, before One : M aft*r seven o'olook, to Mrs Georsre Waft? Carlton Mill Boad, St Albans^ \4yf% WAKTED— Will you kindly call early Thi. . „ Day for yom* Bargain at Lonargan'fl Sale ft; ANTED, First-class Hotel Cooks, male and **i female ; Upholsterer for larue establish* 1 ment; Gardeners, do milking, &o. • Improver fot! blacksmith; Farm Hands, Farm Youths, Female j Servants for town and country, highest wages given. Competent Servants will find it to tbW advantage by applying to J. McDonald, LaboiUj Agent, Manchester Street south, Christohnr <*sT; Telephone 256. y ANTED KnowTi-That Mogul Tea le thi , beat nerve invigorator in the nutflcfttfW' BESS^iUTTING and Fitting taaght by <duS« „ c ,- o, }?,, co, J rae ot losaonß. For terms, uw Mrs Snell, Elizabeth Btteet, Sydenham. i. pfTJMvuy" Bioyoles, "Envoy" Bicyole^ JDi "Envoy" Biovo.e*. Theie ia nothim finer built for gold in bioycleß than these magliifl. cent machines; yet the price is only £21. Truly high-grade in every reepeot. Fresh shipment _n_4 in, and more than half sold. Nind-Ward and der J. 132, Lichfield Street. Wff " INDIGESTION oured permanently by Loaabr** " Wahoo." It dispels pa 'ns and doknesa aft«j meals. Aek for Loaahy'B. J BUGGEY, 85T"Tuam Street, E„ Ohriirt- • ohurch, and at New Brighton, Wholesale and Betail Confectioner. Weddings, Planless Parties, &c„ catered for. Tents, Tables and all requisites let ont on hire, 'rhe Trade Bupplled. Telephone No. 882. j EST END BEBTAUBANT.Oon-ecttOom" Choioe Lollie and Frnit flhop, owwltt* Ayers, Beauohamp and Co, Aaotioneers. Itma class meals ila carte, oustomera poybig onlr M that ordered, for instance— Soup, per puts $o£ : Fish, boiled or fried 6dj Grills, viz., Bump B*Bo* 4d, Mutton Chops 4d, Pork Chops and apple flsoM Cd, Kidneys and Bacon 4d, Porter Honse StenlrM Horn or Bacon 4d; Stewed Sheep's Tongues wtn parslw butter 4d ; New-laid Ewe, two boiled. Mi Cold Boiled Ham, per plate 45, Frait, vmjkmti with fresh cream, Bd. Open daily from TaJk. WILLIAM FOBtJTEB. «CW^ BK BRANDTS MALTf! ;fOOD. . ' ',;*'• "V'-V^ A CEBTAIN CUBE! FOB DIABBBOCL Made with Water only T'-'-Aif.}. 6D WHY WASTE TOtjß MONEY M Cl PAYING CUSTOMS DUIIBSf -go -fTfTILTON'S STOMACHw LIVER PILLS Are MADE IN THE COLON ST and do not pu |_| 40 per oent ot duty -Which is oharged dm _ Imported Pills. Yon oan Bny at any Chemisfß a 6d oP-Js'So EQUAI, ToikPoß*Bt> Mi LS soSl it U* Is 80. ry!If yonr Chemist has not got they in Btook. «■* him to prooure them from H. F. STEVSNfI Wholesale Druggist, Christohuroh. GEO. W. WILTON, Manufacturing Chemist, Adelaide Boad and SOS. Willis Street. Wellington IRONMONGERY. SEASONABLE PBICES. BEST QUALITY. I YOUB INSPECTION INVITED AIKEN 143, COLOMBO &FBEET, i , Corner of Cashel Street. DR BRANDT'S MALI EI FOOD. A PEBFECT FOOD for Infants, Invalids v the Aged. You can give it to your baby or your grondfath<i with equally good results. _f F b Sal* SEVEBAL LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES, SECOND-HAND, AT SPECIAL CLEABING PEICES. Apply D.I.C. , Cyole department, SPECIAL. r\UNF O B D » FOR DINNEB SETS TEA BETS VASES FLOWEB BOWLS TABLE DECOBATIONB BBETBY ABT POBOELAIN TABLE ft HANGING LAMPS A Large Variety ot Goods speoially sultab for PBESENTATION PUBPOSEB. Visitora are requested to inspect our Stook. DUNFORD & CO., 166, LOMBO STBEET CHBISTOHUBOH "CANTERBURY TIMESJ XTHOTOGBAPHIC C-'OMPETITIONS. The Proprietors of the "Canterbury Tima propose to inaugurate a series of Photooiupj Competitions open to bona fide amateur phoflH graphers in all parts of New Zealand. For the fi>*H| competition three prizes will be offered. It '^H essential thatthe photographs sent in Bhould^H suitable for reproduction in the paper ; otberwi^H they will be considered ineligible for competiUflM Pictures which have previously appeared in Otl^H journals are prohibited. Photographs may ■■ printed on any paper by any process, and may^****l of any size, provided they be not smaller tn^H quarter-plate. They must be mounted on pU*^H card mounts. Competent judges have IwH secured, who are instructed to consider :— Fir^H Artistic Excellence ; second, Technical £*h>^H LENCE ; Child, SUITABILITY FOR BEPROBUCTION. ~^H PBIZES. '_, :^| The prizes will he:— First, 2gs; second, B^B third, lg, together with bound copieß of Stodda^H photographs of famous cities, scenes and ptiM DB8 ' JUDGES. !■ The judges nre (—Messrs Page, Preeoo and Htufl| Seager. HB ENTBIES. JM Entries for the first comptition, together *!HBB the names and addresses of the competitors, wuIHH reoeived NOT LATEB Than TUESDAY, April 26. ■■■ The result of the competition will be mt^H known in the " Canterbury Times " of May 1, JIJJ SUBJECTS. J The subjects for the First Competition nre *~*^H Pure Landscape. Landscape witu Life. Each Bubjeof^H equal importance. HH Illustrative or Child Life, OnefinH only. \___m The proprietors reserve the right of reproduAlß any photograph considered suitable that may^B sent in for competition. _____] All photographs and communications mn-fH|_| addressed to Editor Pictorial Departnunt. "SH terbury Times." __M