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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 29, 7 March 1884, Page 4

Meetings, &c. GEEALDINE COUNTY COURSING CLUB. rnHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING A of the Mombers of this Club will be held at tho Bush Hotel, Geraldine. on SATURDAY, the Bth inst., at 7.30 p.m., to elect Members of Committee, and other business. D. McKENZIE, 3-6 8547 Hon. Secretary. Notices. WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. UNTIL further notice the BUSINESS will be CARRIED ON on ACCOUNT of the UNDERSIGNED, under the MANAGEMENT of Mr WALTER SPURDO.V, Foreman for the past four years. Flour supplied v/ill be guaranteed First-class only. So other will be sent out. Gristing m bulk as per arninjemcnt. D. INWOOD. Feb. 28th, 18S4. 2-29 8488 J. M. SHEPHERD'S ESTATE. WE have This Day SOLD the BOOK DEBTS m this Estate to Mr P. W. EIBY, Accountant, Timaru. G. L. DENNISTO>V) W. DAVIDSON, [Trustees. J. SHEPHERD. ; February 28th, 1834. In reference to the above, I have to reum'st all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS be PAID TO ME AT ONCE at my Office, Corner of Main South Road and Woollcombe streets. 3-1 84i)9 P. W. EIBY. DUNEDIN FINANCE, LOAN AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). "OEPAYMENTS DUE TO-DAY. W. DAVIDSON, 3-7 8557 Agent. SOUTH CANTERBURY AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. NOMINATIONS for MEMBERSHIP of the above Club, duly proposed and seconded, must be lodged with me, not later than Saturday, Bth March. GEO. F. CLULEE, 2-26 Blli2 Hon. Secretary. Lost and Found. £2 REWARD. LOST, from Timaru on 20th JANUARY —A BAY GELDING, branded CT on near shoulder and collar-marked. The above Reward will be paid to anyone returning 3ame to T. J. KENNEDY, 2-29 8489 North Street, Timar j. Scholastic. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. NOTICE.— ELECTION OF MEMBERS. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. IN accordance with Clause 13 (para. 7) of the Act, I hereby publicly notify the Followinj GENTLEMAN "has been ELECTED to Fill the Extraordinary Vacancy caused by the retirement of Mi" K. B. Wslcot :— ME JAMES BRUCE. GEO. BARCLAY, 3-7 8560 Chairman. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. NOTICE.— ELECTION OF MEMBERS. IN accordance with Clause 13 (para. 7} of tho Act, I hereby publicly notify thtt the Following GENTLKMKN have" been ELECTED to Fill the Vacancies caused by the Annual Retirement of one-third of the Members, viz. : — Messrs WILLIAM JUKES STEWARD, M.H.R. ETCHARD ALFRED BARKER GEORGE GRAY RUSSELL. GEO. BARCLAY, 3-7 8561 Chairman of Board. MISS FORBES, Assisted by an efficient Resident Governess and the following Visiting Teachers, 3lE9trMEl> HER SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, osMONDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1884. English m all its Branches, with Literature — Miss Fobbes. French and French Literature — Miss A. Forbes, resident three years m France. Latin ani Mathematics — Visiting Master. Class Sin^ine— T. F. Goocn, Esq., Organist, St. Mary's. Piano — Miss A. FoaBES and Masters. Drawing — Freehand, MIS 3 Fohbes ; Crayon, Ma Mplleb ; Water-color, Mbs Ostleb. Dancing and Deportment — Mas O3TLEE. Day, Weekly, and Yearly Boarders. Young Ladies may attend for one or more Special Subjects. Advanced Pupils, Full Course, including CUoii SingiDg, 10 guineas ; Beginners, 6 guineas ; Beginners, Music, (5 guineas. Referees— Puofessor Black, Dunedin University ; W. S. Fitzgerald, Esq., Principal, Normal School, Dunedin ; W. Malcolm, Principal, Normal School, Christchurch. Local Referees, Parents and others — E. Wakefjbld, Esq. ; W. J. Steward, Esq., M.H.R., Waimate; Rev. W. GILI.IES ; Rev. G. FO3TEB ; Rev. G. Baeclat ; C. R. SnAvr, Esq. ; A. Buexett, Esq., Mount Cook Station ; J. Gbaxoeb, Esq. I AM a CASH BUYER of Bright Short FEED OATS iii any quantity. ALBERT ROBERTS, West street, 3-5 8538 Ashburtou. NOTICE. rpHE LITTLE DUST PAN has on liu nd JL Stationery from Is per Packet, Envelopes, 2d pcrPaclet. Pens and Ink. NOTICE. THE Cheap Sponges from 3d coon. Swinjr Looking Glasses from 5s (3d. Blacking Sets from 3s. Hund Brushes Is exeb. wotice! ~ rpHE LITTLE DUST-PAN hrn a N^iTe JL Assortment of Fancy Ornaments, cheap; alto Patty Puns and Paste Cutters. Chairs from 43 (3d. NOTICE. T| HE CHEAPEST HOUSE m Town tor JL all kinds of Household Requisites, is the Celebrated Little Dust Pan. 2TOTICE ABOVE! li-i 8528 WANTED KNOWN— That Geo. Kino i» prepared to DYE for all the Ladies of Timaru, Dresses, Curtains, Fcatheirs, etc. ; also, Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned or Dyed. Hitting appointed Mr« A. Cooi'Bß, of Great North Road, as Solo Agent for Timaru, all Orders left with her will receive prompt attention. — Geo. Kino, Dyer, Jiadrae street, CUriskhurclt. U-13 0604