CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10587, 18 October 1910, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

Tho "Waimato A. and vP. Association advertise errata and additions to the schedule for their annual show, entiies for which close on Saturday next, 22nd inst. Brigadier Albiston and Major Carmichaol are adveitisod to Rive addresses on the social and missionary work of the Salvation Army, and seeding that these two officers have had 'such a wide ranne oi experience and long standing as Army officials, their addiesses should be interesting. The public of OaroaVu have been most generous in giving to the appeals of the Aimj. It will be imeic-sting to hear the good work that is being carried out of which th? Tv o oflicci s v ill speak on "Wednesday night. "We.- have received from the Canterbury'Tarmers Co-operative Timni'u, a pamphlet containing particulars ol propeities they for sale, v.lnch range from sections ot an eighth of an acre to- pastoral propeities of thousands of acres, situated in evei\ part of the Dominion. A copy of this 'can. be obtained at any of the branches of 'the"Association. -. With a view to still farther popularising Amber,., lips Tea, the company are Living away, free of charge, a tea strainer. Unlike many such offerings, .the*-strainer.'is made in a convenient and acceptable form, and foi the mere asking is J wcll worth having. All that is necessary is to pen the woids "Please send me Lho free tea strainer joii aio .advertising," and address the letter to ? Amber Tips Tea,' 5 Cnvistehuich. ' Many people hare refrained fiom buying motor cars in the pasb foi two reasons, viz.: The high cost of a reliable car and the-fear of being unable to drive one. These'hindrances have now been entirely-removed by tho advent of the wonderful-£'Overland" Cars, as the 1911 models arc built on-the veiv latest lines at-about half the cost of the best British cars, and are so simple to handle that 'a person may learn to drive "in. a£-f aw«- minutes. ' For a First-class Haircut and Shave _go~to,Dan Costelloe's Saloon, Thames street. . T> At- the present time" Sherwm Bros 'claim that their stock of rings surpasses that of any other dealer 440 The fact that that ■ most necessary apparatus—the •■ sterilising plant—has "been installed. Basil Emshe's Saloon micrht reasonablv be described as :n advance of the times—that is. if the average saloons are examples of up-to-dateness. _________