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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 698, 20 October 1909, Page 4

HKRALD ACCOUNTS. The Herald Quarterly Accounts have now been_ issued, and Patrons would confer a favor by remitting without lay. All Outstanding Accounts over 12 months will be placed in our solicitor's hands for collection if not paid before 3 tst inst. 3 AIDAN'S CHURCH, ALEXANDR.OCTOBER 24th, 1909. 8 a.m —Vicar ; 7 p.ni L.ayreader. IN MKMORIAM. PARKER -In fond and loving memory of our dear son John, who died at Alexandra South on October 23, 1906 ; aged 18 years and 9 months. Oh, the lonely feeling, When the dead we mourn ; Once he stood beside us, Now we know he's gone. Life is made up of partings, While here below we dwell, But in that happy world above No partings, no farewells. —lnserted by his loving parents, sisters, and brothers. PARKER.—In fond and loving memory of our dear brother Jack, who died at Alexandra South on October 28, 1906 ; aged IS years and 9 months. Dear Jack, your eyes grew fainter ; By us never forgotten are they. ;, And the hour you left us for heaven above Was just at the break of day. Yes, long and weary was that night, But morning brought relief-; 'Tis now we know God's word is sureIn Him we shall have peace. Dear Jack's sufferings now are over, He has gained.the saints' reward ; He the crown 6T life is wearing For his faithfulness to God.Till we meet. Inserted by his loving sister and brother- • in-law, Lucy and Harry Bowler, Alexandra. rjtJNSTAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL WANTED/ a porter or Wardsman. Salaryi2s|-per week. Amplications with/te|Hmonials:to be! sent to the Secrefarlup to SATURDAY, 30th inst. '# jf . . . 1 G. F^jgHE, I Secretary. LEXANDRA CALE DONIAN SOCIETY. Annual Sports TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9m, A nominations/close saturVv DAYiNEXT, ~!.-■ the Alexandra Sheffield (135 Handicap (75 and aik..Cycling Events (Half, |Dne, Wheel Race, and i£ Miles, total .£2O), must be made to the undersigned not later than 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, October 53. J. C.SMITH, Secretary. VALUABLE WATER RIG H TS. BLAC KMAN'S GULLY, p- E O RJ&& '-F ACHE; "T instructed Hy Mr John Keane, Blackmail's Gully, will/sell by public auction athis on TUESDAY, JBth OCTOBER, 1909, Jr*At 2 nfm.': O with, Right to 2 Heads each. "I ACRE AfjLUVIAL fXMM J- ' and about s>o ft Irqrf Piping. This sale is well Worth atiention of Fruitgrowers us Miners, as the Races command all the low-lying land un Earnscleugh. Further particulars to be had on application to the Auctioneer. SALE 0! ROLL UP! 1 FREEHOLD PROPERTY, HOUSE, HOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, j: At Alexandra/ i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1 At 2130 shadp. f A U R E/N C £ RYAN, " who is leaving! for the North Island, will s/ll f 1. Freehold Sectfon ; one of the v best JmsinesJ sites in Alexandra,Jvith btJck thereon 2. Freehold Sections \j?ith comfortable felling/splendidly situated (fiain |pad to railway), planted Jrn fruit and ornamental trees. 3. Freehold Section, half an acre fenced. / HOUSEHOLJJ' FURNITURE. -' . .... : . ~„..§?' .;■.{:■•. No Reserve, f Exceptionally easy terms may be arranged for the pro- : petty. ; ■•■

Oii account of other vendors, a spring waggonette, etc., in splendid order.

We are in receipt of the Ohristnias number qf The Weekly Press, and this year's publication is an indicatiqn of the vapid progress made not oij.ly in printing in -S r e*v Zealand but in the production of Christmas annuals. Though the subject matter of this year's pictures may be equalled by specimens from previous issues, the beautiful designs and the blending of colors combine to place the Xmas number of the Press in a class by itself. The supplement ranks as the best this paper has yet turned out, and that is branding it as tlje best seen in Australasia, ft represents an elaborately tattooed Maori vramer of the qld school. High ([uality pervades the paper all through, and tlie cover is au original design of great beauty, very delicately printed. The publication will serve as a fitting memento to forward to friends in the Ko.uelaiid and distant countries who \yi}l easily' picture for themselves the distinct adyziutages of life possessed by those residing in Ne\y Zealand.