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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3625, 22 August 1901, Page 1

• A DISCLAIMER. To the Editor of the "Timaru Herald." g,B,- - In your report of the meeting of the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board's Meeting in this morning's paper re the burial of the late Mrs Krenzel, we wish it made clear that we have had nothing whatever to do with the case, nor have we the contract in connection with the above Board. We are, LISTER and BARRIE. August 21st, 1901. T\/TR R. LANGDOWN, Teacher of the VIOLIN, has commenced giving Lessons at Pleasant Point. Messages may be left with Mr W. McKibbin or Mr VISITS ON MONDAYS. OWING to a Contingent of DOGS WORRYING our Sheep, POISON has been laid on Sections 33. and 53, Albury. All DOGS caught on these Sections will be Destroyed. ELSTON BROS., Aug. 17th, 1901. Albury. STOCKTAKING SALE. R. WEBSTER, Furnishing Warehouse, 191 Stafford Strest, "VTOTTFIES that he will hold a.Clearing Sale, during the nest three weeks, previous to Stocktaking. 10 per cent, will be allowed on most of the lines m THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,. .' LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. IN accordance with Clause 78 of the Articles of Association, the following DIRECTORS will RETIRE-M the next Ordinary Annual Meeting of Shareholders, to be held on SATURDAY, 14th September, 1901. E. P. SEALY. R. H. RHODES. F. H. BARKER. D. H., GILLINGHAM. J. CAMPBELL. M. DRISCOLL. All of whom are eligible for re-election. Any person other than a Retiring Director and holding not less than'TEN SHARES wishing to become a Director, must leave NOTICE in WRITING at the registered offices of the Association, Cain's Terrace, on or before FRIDAY, 30th August, 1901, stating that he is willing to act as a Director if elected. All Notices of Motion or other business to be transacted' at the said Ordinary Annual Meeting, must be specified in writing and left at the office of the Association on ■ or before the 7th day of September, 1901. ] J. P. NEWMAN, Secretary and Manager. For Sale. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. MMULLIN, Hotel Valuer, Land and • Estate Agent. For sale.—The following is a few: Farms, 1250, 24, 20, 60, 80 and 1500 Acres, good improvements; House, Wellington Street; 4 Houses; Town Belt; 2 Cottages, Avenue Road; Houses, Theodocia, Sophia, Chapel, 'Arthur, LeCren Streets; Cottage, Maori Hill; 2Cottages, near Freezing Works;, 5 rooms, Central; Building Sections, tiliye, Sophia, Arthur Street, Gleniti Roaa.* Over 100 Town and Suburban and Country Properties to choose from. Agent Norwich Insurance Society. M. MULLIN, ARCADE. ' I GIBSON STREET. I 204 1 100 I 0 0 32 c ABOVE SECTIONS FOR SALE. Apply ."' -• .'■'■'•'' SMITHSON.AND RAYMOND Ranted , ANTED—An Assistant Barmaid; A.pAN TED—Two Working Men Boar?i ; dte. Apply XYZ., "Timaru Herald.'.' XT ANTED—A Smart Man, must underV V stand Billiards. Apply Timaru WANTED— For Timaru, a Young Man as Gardener. Able to milk. Address X.Y.Z., Post Office, Timaru. ■\T5T ANTED—A Young Lady as Lady V* .Help in a comfortable Country Home. Wages Bs. Apply Mrs Barrett, Beautiful Valley, Geraldine. [7ANTEDBy a Lady and Gentleman, with two Children, Lodgings for a few weeks. State terms to A.0., "Timaru Herald" Office. " TAILORING DEPARTMENT. GENTLEMEN can inspccti the Finest selection in Town of New SUITINGS in choice New Patterns. Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings. Orders are now being booked for prompt delivery Suits in Correct Fit and Fashion, 47s 6d, 555. 635, 70s ; secondary measures, 27s 6d, 355, 455, and 55s ; Trousers, 12s 6d to 18s 6d. COWAN'S COLONIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.