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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17218, 8 December 1923, Page 9

GIVE HIM A PIPE THIS XMAS ! ! •yiyE are giving Exceptional Value In PIPES. All the Leading Brands in Stoek. PRICES RANGE FROM 1/-. THE SERVICE TOBACCONIST (Next United Service Hotel), CATHEDRAL SQUARE. A. V. WHITT A :: :: Proprietor, GAMAGE CYCLES CONSISTENTLY FILL. THE PRINCIPAL PLACES. SOUTHBROOK ROAD RACE <l6 miles). DECEMBER I—Herbert Lill (fourteen years of age). Dead Heat First Place. DARFTELD ROAD RACE (25 miles), DECEMBER I—V. Erridge, Second MaIREHAU ROAD RACE (13 miles). GAMAGE RACING CYCLES THE BEST IN THE DOMINION BUILT ON THE PREMISES GAMAGE’S CYCLE DEPOT--39 & 41, MANCHESTER STREET. GAMAGE’S *- SPECIAL XMAS GIFT DISPLAY (EARLY NEXT WEEK). Joy i < i y f2 es ;°t:Kiddies, £ 2 i Ta s , 5s and £4 os (pay a small depos and reserve till Xmas Eve). * Juvenile Bicycles (boys and Kiris’), £] 10s (the very best). Ladies’ Cycles from £ll 10s. Gents* Roadster Cycles from £9 10s. Roadster Cycles, £l6 io L 10s R ° adSter Cjrcles ’ £l3 10a to £1 XMAS PRESENTS THAT WOULD BE REALLY APPRECIATED At GAMAGE’S CYCLE DEPOT--29 & 41. MANCHESTER STREET.

JJAY i CYCLING SPORTS HAVE TOUR DINNER EARLY: THEN COME ALONG TO ENGLISH PARK AND SEE ALL NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPION TRACK RIDERS BATTLE OUT THE ONE-MILE CHAMPIONSHIP OF NE 4r ZEALAND. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOU. SPORTS START AT 1.45 P.M. ADMISSION I/LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. IU ANTED. Trustworthy Woman for ▼ T Housework for 3 or 4 hours a. day* 25b a week; references. Apply W. TV ANTED fcy respectable working girl, » * Board with homeTy people, central preferred. L4B. 20 IT OR Sale, Lawn Mower, Candy Floss Machine, D. and K. Tables, and Pram, cheap, owner leaving-. 3S, Thackeray St., Waltham. 20 BOARD and Residence by 2 Business Men, must be central; terms moderate. L 43. 20 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTH. ANDERSON.—On Tuesday, December 4, at “ Harris ” Nursing Home, Wellington, to Mr and Mrs C. Anderson. IS, Silverston Terra-ce—a eon. Both well. DEATHS. ALL WRIGHT.—On December 7. at Christchurch Hospital. John, beloved brother of Mrs G. H. Pierce, in his sixty-eighth year. No mourning, by request. MILNE.—On December 8. at the residence of her son-in-law. Mr F. Blair, 10S. Clarence Road, Rachel Hazelton, beloved wife of John Milne, Glentunnel; in her seventy-ninth yenr. A patient sufferer BEREAVEMENT. MRS J DEMPSEY and Family desire, to Thank all kind friends and rela-,' lives for telegrams, letters, floral tributes* and expressions of sympathy in their re-> cent sad bereavement. 067 ft