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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10196, 4 July 1911, Page 2

HARRIS BROS., LAND AXD ESTATE AGENTS, HOTEL AXD BUSINESS BROKERS. BUSINESSES FOR SALE: Before buying into a business, it. will be to your advantage to gee us. From our experience of business broking wo can give you Expert Business Advice alid Information, which can only be gained by long intimate* knowledge of the work, and tbis is at your service. READ THIS LIST OF BUSINESSES WE HAVE FOR SALE. THEN SEE US. IT WILL PAY YOU. BOARDINGHOUSES PASTRYCOOKS REFRESHMENT ROOMS FRUIT CONFECTIONER^ GROCERY TOBACCONISTS HAIRDRESSERS STATIONERY FANCY GOODS LUNCHEON ROOMS NURSERIES HOTELS SECOND-HAND CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS RETAIL BUSINESS, etc., etc. Costs Nothing' to Inquire. All Advice Free. HARRIS BROS. R. W. ENGLAND & ! N S LIMITED TIMBER MERCHANTS. Large stocks seasoned native TIMBERS, And Shipment! BALTIC. DEAL, OREGON, JAERA3, REDWOOD. TUAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS, Christohurch.

FOR SALE. TWO SETS of MELDRTJM'S FORCE DRAUGHT FITTINGS, complete, with furnace front, bearers and fire-bars to fit; in perfect order; "furnaces dinm. These furnaces make it possible to burn the very poorest class of coal at a profit. Also a number of Natural Draught Firebars, length 2ft sin, in good condition. A low price will be accepted. Apply MANAGER, " Lyttelton Times " Co., Ltd., Chris'tcl!T.reh. 'pHE Marvellous Invention of the Age is X " LINOa.iMSH," the New Liquid Linoleum Polish. It needs no rubbing to g«t a polish. " Linoarniih " is polish itself. Try ft and see for' yourself. All grocers, la 6d. WANTED, r. Mother's advice how to keep the young folks at home during the winter nights—Get them Winter Games, Table Billiards complete, 10s; Ludo, Snakes and Ladders, "Draughts, eto., from 6d each; also, Footballs, complete, 3s 6d; Hockey Sticks Is. A large assortment o! Toys at Miss McDonald's, 115, Manchester Street. 'Phone 497. 1886X^ IT'S both difficult and dangerous beeswaxing floors. " LINOARNISH," the New Liquid Linoleum Polish, is absolutely the Cheapest and Easiest Method of polishing floors under the sun. All grocers, Is 6d. 3 H ATKINSON'S Genuine Stock "Reducing • Sale Now on. 127, Manchester Street. No old stock. Everything bright and new. INOLEUMS~at~H ~~Atkinson's Sale7luat landed ex s.s. Otaki, 3s 9d vd, 6ft wide. Hearth Rugs from 2s 6d. 127 Manchester Street BIRKEN'S Lace Curtains—none better—lis Dd per pair, at H Atkinson's Sale. 127, Manchester Street. 8 SAMARANG Kapoc Mattresses 14s 6d. Coir Fibre Mattresses from 8s 6d, at H. Atkinson's Sale, 127, Manchester Street. 4 ATKINSON. 127. Manchester Street, • will pay Rail on all Purchases of Furniture over £1 for 50 miles even at Sale time. __ •_ HARD as ft Rock, Brilliant, Sparkling Polish, easy as falling off a log. That's " LINOARNISH," the Linoleum Polish you put on without any effort. You see there is no rubbing, it's applied with a brush. All grocers, Is fid. 9 DAZZLING Whito Light with a Fellboelin Burner on your Lamp. Minson's fix them for 13s 6d. X 4759 WHAT kind of SeWing Machine do you want? A medium one for" £l4, or & Daytonia for £7 Minson'a. X 4759 PUT it on your window. No curtains or blinds wanted. Economical and handsome. Minson's for "Window Transparency, X 4759 YOUNG Ladies! Others are buying Daytonia Machines; why not you? They are better and cheaper than others. Minson's. X 4759 COOKING, "Washing, Ironing, Scrubbing and Dusting, but no Polishing. " LINOARNISH" Linoleum Polish lasts twelve months, needs no rubbing, won't wash off. It's a applied with a brush. Ail grocers, Is 6d. 9_ WANTED —Hairdressing Is 6d, Shampooing 2s. 6d. Manicuring Is. Face Mmsage 2s 6d. Superfluous Hairs permanently removed; Hair Combings made up. Vegetable Hair Dye 8s 6d. guaranteed_ harmless, no greenish shades. Sole agent, Miss Clough, Stewart Dawson's Chambers. High Street.

liord Charles Beresford has a breezy style of his own. Recently he fell to criticising Mr M'Kenna, the First Lord of the Admiralty. "I do not like hia style," ho said. "He is always coming down to the House and saying 'J.' I heard him the other day saying, ' I laid down so many ships; I want so many men.' They qro not his ships and men; they belon/y to the State. He ought to say 1 we.' This 'l' is very much weaker than ' we.' If a leading article were signed ' John Smith' nobody would pay the slightest attention to it. tho First Lord ruminate over that, not say 'l' so often."