CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10672, 23 January 1911, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

The'first term at the Waitaki High. Schools commences on Wednesday, February Ist, when new pupils will be enrolled. Former pupils return ."on Thursday, 2nd February;'' .Junior, free places are available for pupils holding certificates of proficiency and who were not over fifteen years of age on the IstJDeeember. last. ■■ ■: The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. will offer on behalf of. Mr A. Plennis, at his farm, Kurow, tomorrow; commencing at noon, .several hundred' head of sheep, - fat stock, horses, implements, and sundries. Detailed, information is / included l -; in our advertising .columns; :*luncheon pro- ■ "'■. "'•'-v'' .! '■'-.'■■

'"Study him -who <.. studies- you."— Basil Emslie has installed that positive necessity— a'St'erilising your especial:' benefit. It entirely eliminates all risk of rash, etc. '■ - ..-!■

-'•■ Mrs Heriisley/Burnet's Hair dressing Rooms in. Tyne street will he-opened on January sth. ; •'Hours":' 10 ; to! 1 in tho morning, 2 tcr'G afternoons, 7. to 9 in tho evenings. Next P.C Hjorring, Solicitor. . : 902

"Sympathy without »elief : is like mustard without beef." If any people deserve sympathy during the. dry weather it is the farmer upon whom the "townsfolk depend in the main for their business, and by way of avoiding anything approaching tho proverbial beefless mustard and being practical, loose tyres are being- made tight by either hot or cold process as desired, while clients wait, for a trifling cost at Scarle's Factory.