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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7723, 5 June 1903, Page 1

x , Lf* >fi^^p fila Highest, honours awarded whor«ve» ■S^Crol fill aP?&^ PAT? TS I QOO GRAND PRIX Jmin lik ALL LEADING drapers, ■ IjHllilijffl iVan®ti©B, Shapes, & Styles GREAT BEOUOTIOEI fSS PRICES. THE UNDERSIGNED CAN NOW SUPPLY — INOA.I7DBSCBNT BXTRrTEES MANTLES GLOBES CHIMNEYS PEFtoA.ITTS, etc. AT PRICES WHU.H DEFY COMPETITION. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR WHOLESALE QUANTITIES. i give a mmm mamm that m mties DO NOT ISSFBINSE hWi PATEHT llh LUIJ PiI .IbIi SI g , CHRISTGHURGH. AMO 53, P^CES STREET, DUKEOIN. MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF— rnnins, Go-Cavts, Wcrtlieira Sewin? Machines, Carpet Squares, Hugs, Mangles, Wringers, Portable Boilers, Bedsteads, Fenders and Irons, Chiuaware. WOEGESTEE^ HOUSE. FOiJ all the Latest' Novelties in CHINA, GLASSWAKE, PORCELAIN, LAMPS, BRASSWARE, SILVER-PLATED WARE, FLOWER VASES, CENTREFIECES, ROYAL DOULTON WARE and ROYAL WORCESTER WARE, visit our .Large and Commodious Showrooms, which contain a Magnificent Collection of Goods from ail the leading English and Continental Manufacturers. DINNER SETS FROM* 40b1 TEA SETS PROM 15s. PRICES TO"iIjiT~"ALL BUYERS. inspection Invited. JOHN BATES AND CO. WORCESTER HOUSE, aia. CAbU J<;Li SXK.&K.I. 1 , CHRIbXCHTTRCH. X3389 , X^/C&ILil&.^^JH. ai'sL3Ja. y ML M.mSLu%^^9 PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR SPARE TIME. THE proprietors of the " Canterbury Times " have pleasure in announcing a Skill Competition, which will afford pleasure to many, and profit to those who send in the greatest number of correct answers to the Puzzles. The Competition is simplicity itself. £883 4TK FIRST PRIZE ... £25 Jp m&\s SECOND PRIZE ... £10 Jtj iJ THIRD PRIZE ... £6 %J PEI?ES Ten Consolation Prizes of bleach ' g^g W^AT Y®y HAVE TCS CO. In each issue of the " Canterbury Times," from May 27 to July 29, both incluBive, a series of six pictures will appear in tha illustration pages. Each of the pictures of the first four series will represent the name of some book. What competitors have to do is to find the correct solutions to the pictures, write the name of each book and its author on the coupon, and send the coupon to the editor. The following are two examples of the puzzles : — "LONQODDS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." (Bt Hi.wiißT Sjiabt.) (Bt " Ouida.") The pictures of the second series of four will represent the name of a town, town* Bhip, river, lake, mountain, cape, or place in New Zealand. The nature of the third series of two will be announced at the time of publication. CONDITIONS. The conditions governing the Competition will appear, together with the first set of pictures, in the illustration pages of 'ihe "Canterbury Times" of May 27. Answers must be written on the Coupon Form published with the pictures. TELL. YOUR FRIENDS. • Some of your friends and acquaintances may not be subscribers to the " Can terfcury Times." If the Competition attracts you tell those friends and acquaintances j i if it does not^still tell them*_ .-.— —^*a._^ j _s~.*;~-- lv.