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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6384, 27 November 1890, Page 3

Pleclicn Fotices. M TIMARU ELECTION, R E. G. KERB Wll/D Addbess THE ELECTORS AT THE SCHOOLROOM", FAIRYIEW, ON SATURDAY, NOY. 29xh, AT THE SCHOOLROOM, CLAREMONT, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER Ist. AT THE SCHOOLROOM, SEADOWN, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU, ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th. Meetings to Commence at 8 o’clock. M TIMARU ELECTION. R S. F. S MIT-EBON WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS IN THE SCHOOLROOM, CLAREMONT, ON THURSDAY EVENING, 27th INST., IN THE SCHOOLROOM, WASHDYSB, ON FRIDAY EVENING, 28th INST. Each Meeting at 8 o’clock. WamtesS. W ANTED-A MESSAGE BOY, T. & J. Thomson. TO-P AY--ADAMB & CO. open New Lines in Aprons, Corsets, Hoieery and Gloves, New Hats and Ribbons. FOR PURE DRUGS, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Requisites &c., go to G. E. WARBURTON, Chemist and Druggist, “The Pharmacy,” Stafford Street, Timaru. N.B.—The Oldest and Most Reliable I Chemist’s Establishment in t.he district. OOT3 AND SHOES, Boots and Shoes, | Ladies’ Shoes 5s 6d to 12s, Children’s Boots, Shoes and slippers direct from the ! manufacturers. See Adams & Co’s. jgUTTER AT TOUR OWN PRIOR. ENQUIRE , DAVID HOUSTO N’S, Church Street Cash Store. JAPANESE MATTING, Dutch Mattings, New Patterns in Oilcloth and Linoleum.—Adams & Co. Eiato AstveriLisemeiiits

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OE TIMAEU. Tlfl-R PHILIP EDWARD THORKAU, xl-M. of Claremont, near Timaru, Farmer, has this day been duly dominated as a Candidate for the forthcoming Election of a Member of the House of. Representatives for the aforesaid Electoral District. THOMAS HOWLBY. Timaru, 27th November, 1890. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TIMARU. MR JEREMIAH MATTHEW TWOMEY, of Temuka, Journalist, has this day been duly Nominated as a Candidate for the forthcoming Election of a Member of the House of Representatives for the aforesaid Electoral District. THOMAS HOWLBY, Timaru, 24th November, 1890. V. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TIMARU. MR SAMUEL FREDERICK SMITHSON, of Timaru, Solicitor, has this day been duly Nominated as a Candidate for the forthcoming b lection of a Member of the House of Representatives for the aforesaid Electoral District. THOMAS HOWLEY. Timaru, 25th November, 1890. Y. R. DISTRICT ORDERS. SPECIAL MUSTER AND INSPECTION PARADES. *IpHB Officer Commanding the District will SL make a Minute Inspection of all Corps in the District during the month of December on the dates and at the hours specified below : MONDAY, December Ist—Timaru Navals, 0 Battery, N.ZA., Timaru Rifles, 7 30 p.m. TUESDAY, December.2nd—Ashburton Rifles, Ashburton Cadets, 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, December 3rd—Temuka Rifles, 7.30 p.m.; Temuka Cadets, 4.30 p.m. THURSDAY, December 4th—Geraldine Rifles, 7.30 p.m. FRIDAY, Decembersth—Timaru High School Cadets, 4.15 p in. WEDNESDAY, December 10th-Wai-mate Rifles, 8 p.m. As those Parades are held for the purpose of enabling the Officer Commanding the District to make a Special Report to Government on the condition of eacli Corps, every man is expected to attend, and those who do not do so, and have not previously obtained leave of absence, will be fined. The Arms and Accoutrements of absentees must be sent in for inspection. O 8. BAILEY. Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding South Canterbury District. Headquarters, Timaru, 26th November, 1890.