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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10299, 2 November 1911, Page 2

"LYTTELTON TIMES" Co LIMITED. Gloucester, street and catheDUAL SQUARE, Chriotciuroh. telephones. NO. ICS— The Advertising Accounts Coiarni'roiftl Publishing and Business Matter "Lyttelton Times" The " StRT " " Canterbury Times." WO. 7."7 — Editor " LytteHoii Times " Sub-Editor " Lyttolton Times " Reporter* "Lyttelton T'fiea." KO. 3136Editor " Star " St-nortera " Star." AO. BiS(s— "Canterbury Times" Sporting and Dramatic, " Canterbury Times " Agricultural Editor " Canterbury Times " Reporters " Canterbury Times." NO. loanJob Printing Bookbinding lithographing. LATEST NEW BRIGHTON SUBDIVISION. QN L Y 4 LOTS LEP T. 44 FEET FRONTAGES. G-EOKGE STREET RICHMOND TERRACE. Plan at Office of, and nil particulars from the Sole Acent: C. J. MARSHALL, 55, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. XITANTED, House: liolcfers, Hotelkeepers, r » ' Boarding-houses to get their Blankets, Sheetings, Towels, Quilts, Curtains, Damasks, Forfara, Table Covers, Calicoes, Flannelettes, Flannels, Prints, Ginghams, Drills, etc. on the easiest terms in N.Z., at Balkind's, 629, Colombo Street, between Lichfield and Tuam Streets. Tel. 2657. X 254 WAHKH Sell, ST Albans, 5 • minutes from Papanui Rood, near Webb Street, 3-Acre and New House 5 Rooms, £575; special. J. O. BANNER3&AN, 655, Colombo Street. JXTAiN'TED, Buyer for 4-roomed T Cottage, V V with verandah, near Papanui traim; Erected under 3 years; small deposit, balance as rent. J. G. Bannerman, 655, CoJombo Street'. ' T/U\ANTED, Buyer for a Cheap Bungalow V ? 5 Rooms, Weston Road; window seats, panelling', etc. Only £585. Easy terms. J. G. BANNERMAN, 655, Colombo Street. WANTED to' Sell, Slater* Street, enuS site, J-acre, with modern Bungalow erected to purchaser's requirements; £SO cash, balance as arranged. J. G-. Bannerman, 055, Colombo Street. •J '") ACRKS, Halswell, Cottage and Out-J-tal buildings. Owner must, sell immediately. Sacrifice price. J. G. BANNERMAN, 655, Colombo Street.

" Allow ;>!(> to submit this bear plory,'" said an r.imitour pittlior to nil editor. "-\'y readers don't enro for hear f.toriex." replied the editor. '"'They want '-rmf'thinp; spicy.'' " But this," said t!i<:> niithor, " is a story about a. tinnanion Ix-yj i''