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PUBLIC NOTICES. tlu m Os' COV& CITY EL-ECTIUCTTT SUPPLY. i x .ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, explainmg the City Council”a proposal to raL« loan r .... ... ®150,(K)0 for extending the City leatricjty Supply, will b R gj v - en by Mr E. City E,cctripal Engineer, THIS at B p.m., in the THEATRE Ox A I/, His "U orship the Mayor and m-embers, of 19 Electricity Committee will also address ie meeting. His Worship the Mayor will preside.'’ A further Hlust-rated Lecture by Mr Stark ill be given in the Roilest-m Street Hal', iuv.-ood, at 8 p.m. TO-MORROW, the 6th. istant, when Councillor Herbert will preside. The POLL on the said proposal will be ken on THURSDAY, J he 7th instant, at to undermentioned: .POLLING- PLAGES'! ENTBAI,---.Art Galhnrv. Durham Street, | St Johns Church Schoolroom, Madras 1 Street. Foresters’ Hall, Oxford Terrace. St Michael’s Church Schoolroom, Dut- t ham Street. Hibernian Hall, Barbados:? Street. Knox Church Schoolroom, Bealey Avenue, Marquee, corner Madras and AberdeenStreets. Methodist Church Schoolroom. St an more Road, Richmond,lNWOOD Lin wood Public Library, corner Wor- j center Sires t and Stan.mnrc Road. Church Schoolroom. corner Jau- j wood Avenue cud Worcester Street. ! Salvation Army Barracks, Fitzgerald Avenue, , Social Hall, Leyden Street. Marquee, corner Grafton and Charles streets Marquee, corner Rolleslon Street and Woodham Road. 5T ALBANS— Shop, ■ Cliseold Street Lane. Methodist Street. - Salvation Army Senior Hall, Grant Street St Albans Methodist near Meriva Church Schoolroom, Rug! Public- Library, Dover Sire Church Schoolroom, Mach Street North. Mr lanes's Store, Caledonian Road Mr Batty's Store.. Hill’s Road. Mr Henderson's Motor Shed, cor Knowles Street and-Brett’s Boat SYDENHAM— Mr O’Connell's Shop, lot. Ebb. grave Street. Public Library, Waltham Read. Sydenham Football Club Rooms. L&w.‘on Street. Sydenham Public Library, Colombo Street. Shed adjoining Mr Peek’s Store, Colombo Street, Methodist Church Schoolroom, Selvrvn Street. Church Schoolroom, Church Road Opawa. Polling hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. „ H. It. SMITH, Town Clerk. Christchurch, August 6th. /NENTLEMEN, before purchasing your VA Boots, see Slaney’s Windows. Splendid variety. Next Reeoe’g. T.T.S. TAJ HEN you ask for the H.M. .Jam, sea * ’ that you get what you ask for. WBAER for Saddlery, Harness. Horse ♦ and Cow Cover maker. 56, Tuam Street W, f >pe and Twine send to Maddron Bros., Ltd., 146, Madras St. south. TTS CONOMISE by using the H.M. Jain. From all grocers in Christchurch and E suburbs can supply you. 3141 BEEHIVE on Groceries. ,1, 0. Baldwin, 193. Papamti Road. ’Phone 1280. TTSX a 1 HE H.M. Jam is n, pure and “Tlolsum” - spread for your daily bread. At most grocers. 3]41 w. BAER icr Harness, Saddles. Repairing Horse and Cow Covers a snedality. ' r rrs SLANEY’S has them all—Boots and Shoes to suit Fathers, Mothers and Children. T.T.S. WE Repair Harness, Saddles. Rovers, at shortest notice. W. Bar.. SG, Tuam Street W. ■' TTS HOW doth the Busy 8., ct-o. see, at 193, Papa.nni Hoad. Come and TTSX QLANEY’S Splendid Variety of Warm O Slippers, Dancing Shoes and Goloshes. Next Reece’s. T.T.S. ' WANTED TO SELL, .MANNING’S, 644,. COLOMBO STREET. NEAR LICHFIELD ST. CIHEAPEST House for Crockery, Glhes--1 ware, Brushwaro and all kinds of Household requirements. IAMP Glasses, all sizes, from 6d each; -J Brass Night Lights, 9a each. At Manning’s. WAND G. Cups and Saucers, 5s 9d hali•dozsn; Cups only, is 9d half-dozen; Glass Butter Dishes, 6d each. BAND B. Plates, 3s 6d half-dozen; Tea • Seta from 11s Cd upwards; Tumblers, 3s fid, 4s, 4s Sd and 6s Gd hali-dozen. At Manning’s. GOOD Quality Door Mats, 3s, 3s 9d, Is fid and 5s fid each; American Brooms at all prices. BDRFORD’G Toilet Soap, 6 cakes. Is; Ladies’ Baskets and Handbags at bedrock prices. BURFORD’S Castilla Soap, 3 cakes is; English Teg, Dishes, 3s each. From Manning’s, Colombo Street. A GOOD range -of Cups and SaucersTMlnner Wore, Vases, Teapots, Tumblers, Bbaving Mugs, Tooth Pastes and Brushes. REMEMBER, our prices are the lowest and quality the best. Wo save you money. ON all your purchases these hard times'. So go to Manning’s, 6U, Colombo Street. 31,23 MARSH’S, SYDENHAM. STAR FURNISHING WAREHOUSE? CHEAPEST for good Furniture, effective in design. Bungalow Furnishings a speciality. '/CHEAPEST in Lino, Seagrass Mats and V/ Squares, Jute Rugs and other Floor Coverings. /CHEAPEST in complete House Fun ings. Ironmongery, Crockery, Cut Kitchenware, Glassware, Brushware, Tin Enamelware. /CHEAPEST i n Brushware. A window full A-A of Salvage Stock now showing. Got in at once. T/U’E Exchange any thing useful you wish, • ” or buy your Household Effects. MARSH’S, STAB FURNISHERS, SYDENHAM. 2295 BETTS, near Railway Line. OPTS, 478, Colombo St., Sydenham. FOE Boots—lt will help yon—Betts’ window. Just have a look and you’ll step inside. BETTS for Boots, Shop near railway lino, . in Sydenham (next to Gill’s). rPEE First Shop in Sydenham for Boots— Bette. The little Boot Shop nearest to the Railway. XTS BEAUTIFUL ORCHARD IN SUNNY NELSON. MAGEES .OECHAED, Beat Position on the Moutere Hills; ,5 Acres Planted in BEST Fruit Trees. Price £550 1 Star.”

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12711, 5 August 1919, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Star (Christchurch), Issue 12711, 5 August 1919, Page 1