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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7800, 3 September 1903, Page 1

Public Notices. .\ ' at the d£x Fireside ■'■-f^M%=r* The important subject * f of our well-being is *SfiJ-^t ' I) 7 the first consideration. -T-"7 While surrounded by fLjtyi*. TV^S, // friends who suffer the z^^^%s/yl/ ■ haras-sing, soul-dis- S^^V^^Z-BS^ .urbinSi v i°' eRt ' ra 6' n 6 ioothache, which has , V4_^^¥^y oaffled all other treat- >.^^rT!^yJSA ment. Tell them all, >^r^^l^ ■ young and old, while /<^ SiW^S^MP sp»rkH__ >flame-J .. ■< 'ffi?stys}sgsffi' ~ lseends ..... Z * ™s^?^ Earraclough's Magic Nervine BTOPS THE PAIN IN ONE MINUTE, ARRESTS DECAY, AND SOON KILLS THE NERVE, Of all Medicine Vendors, PRICE • • • 11* TTtTALLACB AND LAUKIE, ■ Laic Wood and Laurie, TIMBER AND QOAL MERCHANTS, CORNER MANCHESTER AND TUAM STREETS, HAVE FOR SALE:— All Kinds of Timber and Building Material. Seasoned Timbsr a Specialty. IN STOCK— Galvanised Iron Galvanised "Wire, Barbed and Plain Gate 3 wad Hurdles Sheep and Rabbit Netting Builders' Ironmongery I Telephone No. 253. X142 HOW AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN CAN BECOME LEADING Electricians, Builders, Mechanical Steam, Civil, Telegraph and Marine Engineers, i . Architects, Plumbers, Designers, Sign-writers, Accountants, Draughtsmen, etc. ' Out Instruction Papers were compiled by exports at a cost of over £125,000, and their high • quality is endorsed by the 'highest authorities. : . THE INTERNATIONAL ' CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. . Scrariton, Pa., U.S.A. Write for Free Oircular of the subject that interests you. Representative : L. A. JACOBSEN, 376 96, Madras Street, Christchurch. ! I JL IP youhavo any Lead, Zinc, v»rass, n Iron, Bottles, etc., for Sale, we can B sjive the highest pries for thorn. Ad- B drea3 Canterbury Bottle Exchange, | Colombo Street 3., Christchurch. g Teleplione 112. t I "" | " " I DO NOT TRIFLE 'with Influenza. Get a bottle of vhe " LiAXCER INFLUENZA CURE." Take it in accordance with directions and the disease will be rapidly dnven out of the ■system. 2s per bottle J ___X3lsß__ I WILL not be responr'sle for the debts of my wife unless they are contracted in the purchase of Panitola Tea, which I know she cannot live without.^^ "•TXTHAT is Nelson >i_ous for?" asked a VV schoolmaster. " I kuow, sir," rep. led a qtiick-wiv.ed boy. " Well, what is your answer, Tommy?" " Why, for its 'K. Jams, sir " " You aro right, my boy; and you sn.E.l have a 2lb Glass Jar of Raspberry all w your-elf for tea." The eyes of Tommy expanded with deiight at the lovely prospect in view. I[K>RS T EB,' 3~Co^ew"L* undry Glrzo, Mvid _ la __ A1 _- 6UJMS J- — = W" " ANTED "lin'own— Splendid Assortmt«at_ c{ Men's C-'otJiiug- in Kui-ipoi «nd oinur Tweeds, at Berth's. Cashe: _S"_rcei- L ...___L. "Known— FxirtScr Shipm-euls of Late-, Xove.ties Arr;ving by Lvery Direct Steamer, at Beafrh's, CasSiel .St-reci, Cflinstohurch. -1 WANTED to Sei:, PIANO, £48 («>«fj. valued at 70 guineas, upright grand. L.pp, strung, extended cnd.s conipi^ iron frame, superb tone, handsome wa!r.".t case, ono of three specially imported a-- a *? iocl ™ in*trume_ts; genuine bargain. ol 4 i tex StreeU ciiju WW8 J