The OSBORIME r 'T I c ' This cut shows the first reliable Land Roller ever offered m W& c Australia at a reasonable price. Hundreds of them have been WM a sold, and have m every instance given the highest satisfaction to SB c their purchasers. rj" ~ The parts for these machines are imported, but they are built H| v m Australia, thus making a large saving m their cost and enabling |B us to sell them at fully 25% less than others offer a first-class H roller for. . flfl ' Prices are as follows : — 9| Bft., 26in. diam,, 2 sections, £10 10 0 6 77ft,, 26 m. diam., 3 sections, £14 10 O 9 2Vms nett 4 months from date of delivery, or H f less 101- on $ ft. and is(- on 11 ft. for prompt H lt cas/> o» delivery. r -, jH Special offer for orders received to May 3is£, 1905. ' Bj £2 1O O cash on delivery and approved p/n for balance of Bj 4 months, pricedue March i, 1966, without interest. With alt H B rollers ordered before May 31st, 1905, we 9 sliall sli/p 2-horse evener and neck yoke H free. On June Ist , 1905, these special! H concessions will be discontinued. B |j^- Sencf yoi/p ofrfer 4T O/VCE If you c/es/re B to take advantage of this of fer. H D. M. OSBORNE & COMPANY fl. NfcAVE* 9 164 HEREFORD STREET " / .'^ fl CHRISTCHURCH IlOOal AgOllt B
ROAD _RACE. AN OPEN ROAD RACE will take place on SATURDAY afternoon, 29th April, at Dunsandel, the course bekg three times round McMillan's Block, a distance of 21 miles (more or less.) Entrance fee, Subscribers, 2s 6d ; non-subscribers, 3s. Race starts at 4 p.m. The last three performances must accompany entries which close on WEDNESDAY, April 26th with the Secretary, S. A. MORROW. - • Dunsandel. mHE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Limited, Requires an Energetic Travelling Representative for LEESTON DISTRICT. Apply by letter, stating past experience (if any) and present occupation to " A. R. THOMAS, District Manager. Cilristchurch. ' FOUND.— At the 'SkatiDg Binfe, Leeston on Wednesday evening, Gold Watch with Silver Chain. Owner can have same on application at our Leeston Office, and paying expenses of this tdvertisemeut Technological Examinations of the City and Guilds of London Institute ; and Science and Art Examinations of the Board of I Education, South Kensington. rpHE examinations conducted m 1 New Zealand by the Education Department on behalf of the City & . Guilds of London Institute and . the Board of Education, South Kensing- I ton, will be held m the various centres =. about May and June next respectively The subjects of Examination include for the City & Guilds : Plumbing, Electric Lighting, Telegraphy,, -GasManufacture, Carpentry a;ic joinery [ I als.o Woodwork and. Cookery for I Teachers ; and for South Kensington , I the various branches of Drawing, ■ Painting land Modelling, Machine ■ and Building Construction, Plane ! I and Solid Geometry, \pplied Me- ! I chanics, Physics, Chemistry, Phy- ■ siology and Botany. ■ I Full particulars and forms of! ■ application to be examined can be I obtained from the Secretary to the ■ Education Board or from the InspectB or-General of Schools, Wellington. B Application to be examined must B reach the Education Department, B Wellington, on or before the 30th H April, or with late fee 15th May. ■ G. HOGBEN, H Inspector- General of Schools. H Education Department, H Wellington, April, i^oj.
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2650, 19 April 1905, Page 3
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