AUCTIONS. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION SALE. GILBY’S COLLEGE ROOM, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 2 P.M. LARGE QUANTITY OFFICE REQUISITES. AND FURNITURE, Including Typewriters, roll-top desks, Etc., as used by Gilby’s College, Ltd. (now in liquidation). SEE TUESDAY'S PAPERS for full particulars. MURRAY, MOSLEY AND SHEPPARD, Auctioneers. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION SALE. WED., DEC. 6th, at 1 p.m. On account of MRS SMITH, who is leaving for the North Island. ON THE PREMISES, 22. TRAFALGAR STREET, ST ALBANS. (Take No. 11 Car to Edgeware Road.) Main items—oak dining table. 4 H.B. DINING CHAIRS IN OAK. QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, 2 SEAGRASS CHAIRS, Oak Firescreen. OAK KERB, Inlaid Lino, Vases, 82yds Hall Runner, Slip Mats, Full-size Oak Bedstead with Box Mattress and Kapoc Mattress complete, OAK DUCHESSE, OAK PED. CUPBOARD. Wooden Kerb, Lino. 2 RIMU BEDSTEAD and Box Matt., Chest Drawers, Child's Cot. Rugs. Lino, DOUBLE RIMU BEDSTEAD and WIRE, Single Wire Stretcher. Bedding. Cheval Duchesse. Child’s Iron Cot. Mats. Linos. Kitchen Table. Dresser, Wive Couch and Swab. Kitchen Chairs. Child’.High Chair, Lino and Mats. Clothes Ban-' ket. Dinner Service. Pres. Pan. Quantity Crockery and Utensils, Garden Tools. Lawn Mower, etc. w. McKenna and co.. Auctioneers. ELECTION NOTICES. AVON ELECTORATE. rPHE HON G. W. RUSSELL (Liberal) will J- address the Electors of Avon THIS EVENING (Open Air Meetings). SATURDAY. DEC-. 2nd—Harrow and Borriesley Streets, at 7 p.m.; Armagh and Rolleston Streets, at 8 15 a.m. MONDAY, DEC. 4th—Tuam and Albert Streets, at 7 p.m.; Hey wood Terrace and Draper Street, at 8 p.m. TUESDAY. DEC. sth—Mathescn’s Roarl an I St Asaph Street. 7 p.m.; Guild and Slater Streets, at 8 p.m. A Meeting of the General Committee will be held on SATURDAY EVENING, at 7 SO Pm. 18
CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH. TYfR R. M. THOMSON. Reform Candidate, will address meetings as follows: To-night, December 2.—Young Men's Baptist Hall. Lincoln Rd. Monday, December 4.—Beckenham Hall. Tuesday. December 5. .St Mary’s School room. Addington. Each eveniug at- 8 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH ELECTORATE. MR H. C. LANE. REFORM CANDIDATE, will Address the Electors as follows : SATURDAY. December 2nd. Friendly Society's Hall, Hazeldean Road (near Colombo Street). MONDAY, December 4th -Jellicoo Hall, (rlouoester Street. TUESDAY. December sth Beckenham Hall, Somerfield Street. _ Meetings at 8 p.m. 13 GENERAL ELECTION. AVON. MR D. «. SULLIVAN, LABOUR CANDIDATE. will Address Open-air Meetings as follows: TO-XlGHT—Corner North Avon Road and Stanmore Road at 7.15 p.m. Corner Bordesley Street and Harro«v Street, at 8.15 p.m. MONDAY—Cornet Armagh Street and Rolleston Street, at 7.15 p.m. Corner Tuam Street and Phillip Street, at 8.15 p.m. 7 WORKING MEN OF AVON. IF Prohibition is carried. 6000 Employees and Dependents of the Licensing Trade will be out of a job, to join the ranks of Unemployed. Why vote for the Labour Candidate, who by his own admission recently lectured IN FAVOUR of National Prohibition in the North Island. in company with another Labour M.P.? —Advt. 3831 CHRISTCHURCH EAST. TU R. DEVEEEUX, Reform Candidate, VV • will address the Electors as follows. CORNER FITZGERALD AVENUE AND LEED ST.—Monday, 4th Dec. CORNER KILMORE ST. AND DARBADOES ST-—Tuesday. sth DEC. CORNER HEREFORD ST. AND BABADOES ST.—Wednesday, Gth Dec. Each Evening 8 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH EAST. HT. ARMSTRONG, Labour Candidate. • will address the electors on Monday next. December 4, as follows:At 7.15 p.m.. corner of Grafton and Charles Sts., with Mr R. Semple. At 8.15 p.m.. corner of Fisher and Norwood Sts.. Beckenham. Ladies Specially Invited. KAIAPOI ELECTORATE. R. D. MARTIN will Address the lectors as follows: PAPANT 1 METHODIST SCHOOLROOM-TO-NIGHT. G p.m. HAREWOOD HALL, Harewood Road—TONIGHT, 7 p.m. MARSHLAND STORE CORNER 8.30 p.m. OUST (Open Air)-MONDAY, 5.30 p.m. FERNS] DE. Railway Station MONDAY, > p.m, RANGIORA, Institute HaII—MONDAY, 8.15 WAIKUKU, Andrews' MiII—TUESDAY, 12 Noon. RANGIORA. Victoria Street—TUESDAY. 2 COUTTS ISLAND (Open Air)—TUESDAY, 7 p.m. KAIAPOI, Grand Theatre—TUESDAY, 8. P.m. ELECTION. MR R. SEMPLE will speak at SYDENHAM PARK MEETING TO-NIGHT with E. J. HOWARD and H. T. ARMSTRONG. SILK Kerchiefs, all initials, 3s lid each, at Gracie ROBERT SEMPLE, Opera House, Sunriaj . 8 p.m. What’s Wrong with the World? . 001 FUIi I Silk Shirts, all sizes, 27s 6d each. ideal present. Gracie Bros., 137, Manchester ... . W (ANTED To Sell Child's Oak Cot, wf r Chear>. Apply 2G Strickland Street, Sydenham.
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