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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXIX, Issue 12111, 4 July 1903, Page 1

_' /■ TO CARPENTERS. JENDERS will be received up till 10 . o'clock, SATURDAY, 11th inst., for Erection of HORSE BOXES AND STALLS at Show Grounds, for T.A. and P. Assn. Plans, etc., may be seen at my Office. ■:U JAS. S. TURNBULL, < Architect. FOR SALE BY TENDER, '.- and CHIMNEYS, in Bank Street: Tenders fclose'JULY: Bth. Apply ?: :- :' 5-iv V HENRY THOMAS, f -".:-'\.--'-W.: ;;;,; ■../"' Po*t Omc«; - ; :':;.' '.;;';•''-;•£;?:■/;-':". : '"'.:-i- :; .x."•'■'.' - Timaru. IS S AMY S M IT H, L Miis. Assoc. 'Meib. UnivV is.;prepared to take PUPILS for: Singing (Mar:chesi Method),:; Violin (Joachim School), -Piano,:and'Harmony. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. Quarter from date of entry. -Theory Class, Saturday, 2.30. Terms; • Begg's, or "Warrandyte," corner H 0 MfA S j ME L L 0 4 R (Bandmaster Battalion. OBand),. i ' , PUPILS PREPARED EOR EXAMINAPiano and all Band Instruments. "PL^STjj!^^ '•.' ': : .ißecei^^pft'V^ts:'Pirpils.;;:' J 'yf;'''.«; "For Terms apply at .Residence, Corner CHURCH AND CHAPEL STREETS; or BEGG'S.

i : si PPLICATIONS are invited for the XI. Position ,of STEWABD for the ,Timaru Club. Schedule of Duties can: be obtained from the undersigned, to whom Applications must, be sent not later than TUESDAY NEXT. Salary, £2 2s 'per w«ek. ' '<*" B. ORWIN, ; Secretary. : . public, schools. e timaru main, timaru ;awd: waimatattai SCffOG&I£SE>©PEN MONDAY MORNINGi'iTjtfINE O'CLOCK. , SUGAR IMPORTERS. THE S.S. HAWEA will load at Auckland on TUESDAY, July 7th, for TimarU, via Southern Ports. . . COLONIAL SUGAR: COY. . ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE New Zealand Accountants and Autions for the Admission; of EeUows, Associates, and Students, of both sexes, will ; be held during OCTOBER NEXT in'various Centres of the Colony. .Full particulars, may be had free on, application. J.' H. MACKIE, Registrar, Mercantile Chambers, Queen Si, Auckland, or Box 537, or to MR G. TENNANT, Atlas Milling Co., 'Ltd. LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL. T EGAL :*e taken against :&LL: PERSONSI DEPOSITING RUBBISH on County or Boundary Roads V-■..■'■■; ,■■'■'.' ;>.,.':'•-'. '.-..■■•.■ '.■ ■ :';.;.;'•:'■,...■?;■.; by order. JTinL4BU! ; INSTITUTE J.,- AND PUBLIC LIBRARY-LATEST-BOOKS.BY EVERY HOME, ,- ( y;V'-:.'V,\ ■rr : .i MAlL.::- ■ ~-.<;' ;V; Newsro&ni.-Supplied -with : 'Home and; . ..;' i • Colonial Newspapers and .'..', V'v''W :':;■■ Magazines.: :' r 'M '.'-'.' :','■ Jv-Openi Dairy;."9 a.m. to 9. p.m. |

DROWNED! PS 'few days ago Two Seamen from one; of the" Ships were drowned, arid that the; Captain and another narrowly escaped with ' their lives. Such a thing would have' /been impossible had each of those men been Clad in Petersen's ■ LIFE-JUMPER; in iact auy person in the habit of wearing this, famous' Lifebelt cannot possibly die by drowning. Orders now taken, and a liberal /percentage allowed to Dealers as Agents! Apply by letter or personally to, PETER' PETERSEN, " Engineer, William Street, Timaru. THE LIFE-SAVING BELT can be seen in J! G. COWAN'S Draper's Shop Window, Stafford Street,-Timaru. ' MR DONALD GUNN, ~AVING taken over the BUSINESS _.. lately carried on by MR J. COWLES, begs to announce to the General, Public that the yard will carry a FULL SUPPLY of the various COALS AND FIREWOOD in general use. N reference to above, I beg to THANK all my numerous Friends and th« Public generally for their kind patronage for the past eight years, and I have every confidence in recommending Mr Gunn, as I feel sure he will give yon every satisfaction. JOHN COWLES. GRAHAME, OM MISSION Accounts Collected. '•■ Tradesmen's Books Kept. ARCADE; TIMARU.