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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10667, 17 January 1911, Page 5

ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SOUTH CANTERBURY TROTTING CLUB'S MEETING AT TIMARU. THURSDAY, 10th JANUARY, 1911. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS to Timarii will be issued from Oamaru, Christchurch. Fairlie, and Wailiao Downs, and intermediate stations, by morning trains on Thursday, I9tii January, available for return up to and including Saturday. •21st January. 1911. -_ /Hie return fares will be : First class I'll per mile, second class Id per mile. jOn .. Thursday, 19th January, the train usually leaving Timaru for Oamaru at -I.■'<•'> p.m. will not leave until 6.2-5 p.m.. arriving Oamaru at Ii.SS p.m. :>* BY ORDER. SOUTH CANTERBURY TROTTING CLUB. Tq.Tie held on the Racecourse, Timaru, '' '' 10th JANUARY, 1911. ALL.. TRAINS DELAYED to suit country patrons. U ' : '"}l. H. H. ERASER, OTAGO SHEARERS' AND WOOLSHED EMPLOYEES' UNION. A MEETING of the above Union il will bo held in the Druids' Hall on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.. at 7.30 p.m. Business important. D. COSTELLOE, 53 . Secretary. rrid the crown tenants of -*- OTAGO. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Owing to my seat having become vacant by the effluxion of timo, I have pleasure in intimating that I will again be a candidate for the position of your representative ou the Otago Land Board. I hare been a member of the Board for the past sis years, and the experience thus gained and my thorough knowledge of the requirements of Crown Tenants warrants me in soliciting your support with confidence. In the past I have devoted much time and energy to the protection of the welfare of Crown Tenants, and if as your representative I shall continue to work in your interests and in the interests of settlement. I have the honor to remain, Yonr obedient servant, 37 GEORGE LIVINGSTONE.

OTIAKE AND OTEKAIKE ISLAND -t \* COMMITTEE. !HE ANNUAL, MEETING of - License-holders Trill be held in Mr Spiers' Hotel on FRIDAY, 20th January; 1 at 8 p.m. Applications for, will be received np to nigh,ti,of: meeting. Tenders for rabbit-ting-the'lsland for the year will also lie received np to night of meeting. Specifications t& be seen with under-. signed.'e . - • . ' WM. WARWICK, CUINNESS & LeCREN, LTD. JUNCTION •HACSV SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1911; Present Entries: . 1 iyr\ ST6RE LAMBS. STORE LAMBS. FAT LAMBS. iifllFAT LAMBS!' iFAT LAMBS. 1 K Head CATTLE. Farther Entries Invited. " GUINNESS & LeCREN, LTD., i - Auctioneers. FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS. WE have orders for UNLIMITED I QUANTITIES, and aro BUYING at HIGHEST MARKET PRICES, at per head or per lb. A message or letter to our buyer, Mr R. BREMNER,- at the Globe Hotel, Oamaru, will receive prompt attention.

Guinness and LeGren, Ltd., Stock and Station Agents, Etc., WAIMATE. C.F.C.A., WAIMATE. STUDHOLME JUNCTION SALEYARDS. FRIDAY. 20th JANUARY. Entries invited. CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPER VTIVE ASSN., Auctioneers. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., WAIMATE. CJTUDHOLME JUNCTION SALEIO YARDS. FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY. 'lSßSrles'now being received. 33' ' T the request of Parents, I have L secured a-. SUITABLE HOUSE, close and centre of' Town, and will be prepared to take PUPILS after XmasfHolidays as BOARDERS or DAY SCHOCiRS.; All children placed in my care will receive my own supervision. Highest Testimonials. Address MRS J. C. PARK, 901 "Highfield," Thnaru. V ; 4ARRAH TIMBER. ' >3*;: ■ , JARR'AHwiII last in ground or water. Jarrah is unsurpassed for GATES, HURDLES,. FENCING. etc. Tijrriip Stakes 2x 2 x 4ft, pointed, 30s per ! 100 stakes. MILLAR'S WEST AUSTRALIAN HARDWOODS CO., LTD. .;;??; dunedin. 625 TIjrANjED KNOWN—- * " RESERVE YOUR PUR- :-..; :-Z CHASES. BULLEID'S come on the Scene on 24th JANUARY, with a SUMMER SALE. A CHOICE SELECTION of GIG and ' TRAP HARNESS is now on view at "J. E. BROAD'S, all manufactured on the prenrses, by expert workmen, to stand hard wear. Come and see for' yourself. It will pav you. THE Queen's Saloon, with its three chairs, its three operators, and its splendid appointments, caters for the requirements of Oamaru and dis-tnct-.in the true eitr style; indeed, it is not surpassed bv the- sal«on in the capital- towns.—C. *F. Herbert.