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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3625, 23 August 1901, Page 1

.JENDEBS wanted for Carting from L Hadlow Estate to Timaru, about 1500 SACKS WHEAT. Tenders close at King's Stables, SATUBDAY, 24th inst. . J. C. PAEK, Manager Hadlow Estate. IENDEBS are invited for the EBEC- . TION of FOUE (4) SHOPS in Queen Street, Waimate. Alternative?, tenders in Brick, Oamaru, or Waihao Downs Stone. Tenders to be addressed to Mr John Molloy, Waimate. Tenders close September 2nd, 1901. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted; Plans and Specifications to be seen at , ■ MB q. KNIGHT'S, Cycle Manufacturer, Stafford Street, Timaru. "IX/TB B. LANGDOWN, Teacher of the VIOLIN, has commenced giving Lessons at Pleasant Point. Messages may be left with Mr W. McKibbin or Mr Murphy. VISITS ON MONDAYS. COLONIAL SUGAB COMPANY, AUCKLAND. i ■ IHE Prices on SUGAB have been reJ- duced 10s per ton, and on SYBUP and TBEACLE Sixpence per case THIS DAY. W. W. PHILSON, Manager. 22nd August, 1901. I DONALD STEWABT, of Albury, , hereby give notice that I will apply to the Mackenzie County Council, on 2nd September next, for a License in respect of a Slaughterhouse situated on Bural Section 24565, Block 111., Opawa Survey District. DONALD STEWABT. Albury, 20th August, 1901. i" WILLIAM BAIN, of Fairlie, hereby X, give notice that I will apply to the Mackenzie County Council on 2nd September next, for a License in respect of a Slaughterhouse situated on Bural Section 23277, Block 11., Tengawai Survey District. WILLIAM BAIN. Fairlie, 20th August, 1901. STOCKTAKING SALE. R, WEBSTEB, Furnishing Warehouse, 191 Stafford Street, "OTIFIES that he will hold a Clearly ing Sale during the next three weeks, previous to Stocktaking. 10 per cent. will' be allowed on most of the lines m THE CANTEBBUBY FABMEBS' CO-: OPEBATIVE ASSOCIATION, I LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDEBS. IN accordance with. Clause 78 of the , Articles of Association, the following | DIBECTOBS will JRETIBEr at the next Ordinary Annual Meetjuig, of Shareholders, tonbe held on.SATUBDAY; 14th September, 1901. ', , ""'■■' . v E. P. SEALY. B. H. BHODES. . F. H. BABKEB. D. H., GILLINGHAM. j J. CAMPBELL. ! M. DBISCOLL. j All of whom are eligible for re-election. Any person other than a Betiring Director and holding not less than TEN SHABES wishing to become a Director, |must leave NOTICE in WBITING 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 AnInual 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. Funeral Notices. FUNEBAL NOTICE. IBIENDS of Mr J. T. Smith are re- . spectfully informed that the funeral of his lata brother, Walter, will leave the St. Andrews Station TO-MOBBOW (Saturday), the 24th inst., per 8 a.m. train, for the Oamaru Cemetery. J. E. BECKINGHAM, Undertaker. \ Wanted ANTED—An Assistant Barmaid. Apply'Timarn Hotel. ANTED—A Smart Man, must understand Billiards. Apply Timaru ANTED—For Timaru, a Young Man ft as Gardener. Able to milk. Address X.Y.Z., Post Office, Timaru. TO-DAY Skirts, Aprons and Laces, Blouse Silks.Terminals, Mantle Drape, Braids, Eibbons, all classes Drills and heavy goods. THOMSON. A PLOUGHMAN. Apply, A. MEE, Pleasant Point, TAnX)BING DEPAETMENT. (~i ENTLEMEN can inspect the Finest V3T selection in Town of New SUITINGS in choice New Patterns. Tweeds, CoatiDgs, Trouserings. Orders are now being booked for prompt delivery Suits in Correct Fit and Fashion, 47s 6d, 555, 63sj 70s ; secondary measures, 27s 6d, 355, 455, and 555; Trousers, 12s 6d to 18s 6d. COWAN'S COLONIAL CLOTHING HOUSE. TUSSICUBA, the wonderful Cough Remedy. Sold by all Chemists and Grooare.