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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17171, 15 October 1923, Page 1

INFLUENZA! These cold days generally precede an epidemic of coughs and rolds. Be prepared! At the first sign of a sore throat or slight head cold, buy a bottle of Glanville's Special B 3 Cough Mixture. This is Mr Glanville’s ov?n prescription, and is far more effective than many so-called patent cures; 3/Q bottle. Obtainable only from the maker, D. FERGUSON GLANVILLK. Chemist, High Street.

SHIPPING NOTICES. TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OI VJ NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Steamers will be dispatched as unde (circumstances permiting):— WELLIN’ GTON— Carg Train. at r‘. Mararoa Moh.. Wed., Fri. 5.20 p.tu. 11a.: Wahine Tue., Thur. ; Sat. 7.18 p.m. 11a.. Maori takes Wahine run from October 18. SYDNEY— Marama. From Auckland, October 19. FOR" MELBOURNE. VIA BLUFF— Moeraki Wed.. Oct.. ]7 4.5 p.m. 9 a.m. SUVA. SAMOA. VAVAU. HAAPAI, NUKUALOFA— Tofua From Auckland. November 12. SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE— Tahiti From Wellington, October 80. CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, VIA~ SUVA, HONOLULU AND VANCOUVER— Niagara From Auckland. November 13 CARGO STEAMERS. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT— Wingatui About. October 19. FOR NAPIfR AND GTSP JRNE— Kamo About October 24. FOR NEW~ PLYMOUTH AND NELSON— Opihi About October 19. FOR SYDNEY, VTA BLUFF— Whangape Aljout October 18. FOR DUNEDIN— Tuesday, October 16. 9 a.m. Navua

MOTORS AND CYCLES. ADAMS, LTD. USED MOTOR-CYCLE BARGAINS. BUTS 23 h.p. Douglas. A fine • machine for solo use . BUYS Ariel Twin-Cylinder, All English Motor Cycle, Thoroughly Reliable, and Fit for Any Hard Use. BUYS B.S.A. Mag.. Twin. A eolid motor-cycle; will Pull a Side-obair Anywhere. This machine willlgive great service. BUYS Excelsior. 7-9 h.p., late khaki model. Good Tyres and chains; fast and powerful. BUYS Harley-Davidson, 7-9 h.p., Late Model, Complete with Lamp and Horn, Tyres as New. A Bargain. BUYS Countershaft Triumph, Chain and Belt Model; Good Tyres, Belt and Chain. This Machine is of Good Appearance and a Bargain. 7 BUYS Triumph, 1914, 3 speed, good tyres, lamp and horn-. A thoroughly reliable machine at a low figure. 10s BUYS 8.5. A.. countershaft., late ■ model. 3-speed gearbox, splendid aide-car machine. 4CI BUYS Triumph, 3-speed. good tyros, lamp and horn, fast, a.nd reliable. Inspect this machine. Better value has never been offered to the Public than is comprised in the above list. Call and inspect these bargains. £6O £65 £7O £7O

ADAMS, LTD. MOTOR-C YCLE DEPARTMENT, 152-164, HIGH STREET. Christchurch. £35 DEPOeTTDEPOSIT. RESIDENCE OF 4 ROOMS. Papered. Electric Light, Gas for Cooking, 2 Wardrobes and Cupboards bn it in, good Range. Washhouse and Scullery Combined with Copper, Tubs and Sink. H.P. Water and Sewer Connection. The House has just been newly Painted. NICE SECTION WITHIN A STONE’S THROW OF THE 2d TRAM SECTION. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BE GIVEN. THE OWNER OF TUTS PyROPERTY TS PREPARED TO ACCEPT .SUM OF £385. £33 DOWN. BALANCE £1 PER WEEK. TO INCLUDE INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL. KEY ON APPLICATION TO THE SOLE AGENTS. JONES McCROSTIE COMPANY LTD. Corner Cashel and Manchester Streets. By. 127. PRIVATE HOTEL. SITUATE IN ONE OF THE MAIN SEASIDE TOWNS OF CANTERBURY. THE HOTEL COMPRISES 32 BEDROOMS. 5 SITTING ROOMS. LARGE DIN TNG ROOM TO SEAT 60 GUESTS. LARGE CELLAR. KITCHEN AND STAFF QUARTERS. BATHROOMS AND LAVATORIES. EVERY POSSIBLE CONVENIENCE. QAN ACCOMMODATE OVER 50 GUESTS. THIS HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN REFURNISHED LAST MARCH AT A COST OF £2125. Part of the frontage could be turned into shops, which would return more rent than that asked for the Hotel. PRICE £2600 WALK IN WALK OUT. RENTAL £7 per week plus rates. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BE GIVEN. •TONES, McCROSTIE COMPANY. LTD., Corner Cashel and Manchester Streets. *\7L^ANTED. Competent -» * Household duties, wages if satisfactory. rson Undertake washing, good Papanui Road. ■\ V T ANTED. Capable Advertising Kales1’ * man for Christchurch. Applicant must be a bustler and good copy writer. Apply Second Floor. 140, Hereford Street. 8968 MOTOR GLIDING. LYMPNE TESTS CONCLUDED By Telegraph—Press Association—Copv ught Reuter s Telegrams. (Received October 15, 9.30 a.m.) LONDON, October 14. The Lj'mpne Gliding meeting has concluded. Flight-Lieutenant Longton on a W ren monoplane and Mr Herbert Jones on a Anec. tied for the “ Daily Mail’s ” £IOOO and the Duke of Sutherlands £SOO prizes, flying 87$ miles, which was the greatest distance on one gallon of petrol. Captain MacMillan, on a Parnall Pixie, secured the speed prize of 76.1 miles an hour. Mr Hinkler on a Avro won the reliability prize, completing 1040 miles. Mr Piercey on an Anec. won the altitude prize, attaining 14.400 feet. His arms and legs were frozen on descend', ing.