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H. MATSON & CO., 6TOCK AND STATION AGENTS, TO OWNERS OF CATTLE, HOUSES AND SHEEP. CANTERBURY MARKETS CANTERBURY MARKETS CANTERBURY MARKETS ■VTUMBROUS VENDORS FROM THE WEST COAST HAVE FOUND THEIR WAY TO THE CRISTCHURCH MARKETS THIS SEASON AND IT HAS BEEm OUR PLEASURE TO HANDLE A FAIR NUMBER OP CONSIGNMENTS. in EVERY INSTANCE, WE ARE GLAD TO RECORD THAT OUR VENDORS WERE MORE THAN SATISFIED WITH OUR EFFORTS. OUR EXCELLENT PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION, OUR large CLIENTELE OF butchers, and the FACT that our FIRM IS THE OLDEST PRIVATE FIRM DOING BUSTNESS IN THE SOUTHERN ISENABLES US ALWAYS TO COMMAND GOOD COMPETITION. 1 » > > s I b I 9 f Consignments of stock—sheep, eatt: or horses—am received for the Cal lerlmry markets. Upon receiving a. vice onr Otira representative, A. Dm wn will take charge of all eonsig iwnfs and will drive the cattle ov. the Ct.ra Gorge and truck them , Arthurs Pass, thus relieving We Const producers and growers of a 1 of nnxiety ond ivowv. Place yom- stock in- our hands ai results SeCU ' e f ° r y ° U U “‘ bPSt Possit E. MATSON & CO., proprietors op tattersalls 143 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, dominion HOTEL ; : R EVELL STREET, :: HOKITIKA. O. H. HARRIS, (laitc Clerk of Court, Kumara.) PROPRIETOR. XIA\ ING entered into possession tho new and commodious H< ■known ns "THE DOMINION,” J! C. H. HARRIS will he glad to eaten hearty welcome to his friends. TJio Dominion ” will be manat hv MR. W. H. HARRIS, who is i known throughout this district a< TChof” with few equals in New 1 •land. Ho was chef to t)ic First C ‘terbury • Battalion at Gallipoli > Egypt, besides being in ebarga of culinary arangoments in the princi hotels in New Zealand.. ; The now management have effoe many changes which are bound to c duce to an increase in the present tensive connection which the Domin enjoys. The hotel is second to none on the West Coast. The tariff is reasonable, and the general attention all that could lie desired. I ermanont boarders by arrangement. The “ Dominion ” is situated witbm on> minutes walk from the Railway Station and Post Office. Telephone, N0.124. P.O. Box, 30, Correspondence addressed to the undersigned will receive prompt attention. W. H. HARRIS, Manager. PUBLIC NOTICE. M R DAKIN bogs to notify the public that the business of Boot and Shoe Importer formerly carried on by the late JOHN SATCHELL will future be CONDUCTED BY HIM, A continuance of the support accorded to the late Mr Satcholl will be appreciated. r The repair department will bo under the personal supervisir" of MB DAKIN and customers can b„ assured of every attention being given to their require ments. MISS JOSEPHINE ROBINSON, MISS JOSEPHINE ROBINSON, HAIR SPECIALIST? WELLINGTON. (Late with W. Brice and Son., Christchurch.) WIGS, SWITCHES, TOUPEES, TRANSFORMATIONS, COMBINGS MOUNTED, PIN OURLR. ALL TOILET REQUISITES STOCKED, NOTE the address: npT JISS ROBINSON, DELPHI CHAMBERS, Next Empress Theatre, Willi* Street, Wellington. STOREY’S FAMILY HOTEL. cam stch uitcH, (Opposite Railway Station). THE HOME FOB WEST WASTERS. Convenient to all parts of the city and suburbs. DINNER on arrival of train from vue West Coast. Passengers for Wellington have half an hour. BREAKFAST on arrival of train from Lyttelton. Passengers for Greymouth have full hour. Guests called for trains and early breakfast. Tariff moderate. OARAGE ROOM free for Motor Cycles and Motor Cars. G. S. JAMES Proprietor.

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West Coast Times, 21 June 1916, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 West Coast Times, 21 June 1916, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 West Coast Times, 21 June 1916, Page 4

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