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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12907, 22 February 1906, Page 3

CALL AND INSPECT ! GARAGE IN THE COLONY. SEE OUR CARS AND LET US QUOTE YOU OUR PRICES. W B lSoraP AGENTS ** ZEALAND f ° r *• WMld - DARRACQ and Licen«d DE DIO3 MOTOR CARS ! This means that -wa hold the Agency for the Most Reliable Cars on tfc« WINNER of the VANDERBILT CUP, October L America. *** ° f These Cars hold the records for Speed, Endurance and Regularity Si o T Worid D7n, ' m ™ °; BOCKAEET, LTD. CAINS TERRACE, TIMARU. H. ROLLINSON, Manager

ISS SUGRUE, L.A.B. (OfR.A.M. and R.C.M.}, Teacher of Pianoforte, Harmony and Counterpoint, RESUMES LESSONS on Ist FEBRUARY. Pupils prepared for the L.A.B. Diploma. Address: 42, Church Street. nss AM Y Mus. Assoc. Melb. Univ., WILL RESUME TUITION On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. Address: " Warrandyte," Latter Street. SINGING (Marchesi), VIOLIN {Joachim), PIANO AND HARMON V. 100 p.c. passes Assoc. BdL Exam., Nor. 1904. 100 p.c. Dunedin Competitions, Nov. 1904. Terms at Begg's. (Certificated Pianist, Trinity College) Is Prepared to Receive PUPILS FOR THE PIANOFORTE. Pupils Visited or Received. Address: "Kenmore," Otipua Road. "ISS VENNING Resumes Lessons in PIANOFORTE, DRAWING and PAINTING from FEB. 3rd. Receives and Visits Pupils at Timaru, Pareora East and Si. Andrews. Quarter begins from anv Date. i Address: " Rosslyn," Main South Road. MISS LILIAN L. STEWARD (Certificated Pianist) Will RESUME TEACHING on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sth. Pupils Fieparcd for Examinations. Address: Bank Street. RS. J. H. COOMBS Teacher of j Voice Production and Singing, HAS RESUMED TUITION. For Terms, etc., apply Dresden Piano Co. jIfI"ISS BUNDESEN, A.T.C.L.,} PIANIST, j Is prepared to take PUPILS FOR THE PIANO^ Address: Church Street. "ISS FITZGERALD AND MISS E. FILZGERALD, I Certificated Pianiste (Trinity College) and j Senior Silvr.r Medallist Asa. Board of Royal College, and R.A.M., Teachers of Piano, Harmony and Counterpoint-, Pupils prepared for all Examinations. HAS RESUMED LESSONS. Address: Bank St., near Chalmers Church. . RESUMES TEACHING FEBY. 2nd. Singing, "Lamperti" Method. Piano, "Schumann" Conservatoire. Theory, Harmony and Counterpoint. Pupils coached for all Examinations. Address: " Glenelg," or Begg and Co. TeL No. 201. ERR FRITZ W. A. PAUL, L Professor of Music. From Berlin High School of Music. ROOMS above New Zealand Shipping Co.'s d Offices, Stafford Street. Violin, Voice Production, Piano, and Brass Band Instrument. Pupils Prepared for All TVaTmnntyvn, Terms on application, "or Begg's. TEACHER OF VIOLIN, 1 HAS RESUMED TEACHING at rcoms lately occupied by Mr R. Langdown, Terms at Beggs and the Dresden. j Will also visit Waimate. j String Band supplied for Balls, Garden j Parties, etc. ; CLASSES for the Violin ax* now being formed at Reduced Fees by HECTOR j _ . . of Drawing and Painting (Pupfl of P. Van der Velden),! Sf'ir 8 -*- x^ 1 * 01 M 1» Staffo ** Street! At Home Wednesday Afternoon. Term' begins any date. Prospectus at Bernr*. The Perfect Musical Educator, eTery day for £37 10s. For terms,, apply at BEGG'S. The Apoilo Piano Player. XOTIOI TXTIGLBY AND THOBNLXT, LTD., VV having on* of th« most -npto-daU rHRESHING AlfD HAULING PLANTS in Canterbory, th«r artt'sow prvparad to «d«rt»k. aU TRACTION WORK. Apply Otis'* Twraaa, Timum

l- Do you know that Chamberlain's Cough o Remedy is a favourite, and preferred to any 1- other, by all who become acb with its good qualities? For sale t >iy J C. Oddie,—Advt.) p Uukuowu Friends.—There are many peou pie who have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aim Diarrhoea Remedy with splen*j did results, but they are unknown because . they have hesitated about giving a testi--11 uionial of their experience for publication. These people, however, are noiie the less ■• a.?..•:.- " t this remedy. They have done * much towards inak:: g it- a household word ° by their personal recommendations to friends and neighbours. Chamberlain's ■ t Colic, Cho*era and Diarrhoea Remedv is L a good medicine to have in the home "and " is widely known for its cure of diarrhoea and jal! forms of bowel trouble. For sa'e " by J. C. Oddie.—(Advt.) EDUCATIONAL. \/riSS ETHEL HOOPER, .YJ_ Teacher of Drawing, Painting and Brush-drawinjr , RESUMES LESSONS 1 At "Awatere," Grey Road, oa FEB. sth. > Lessons given in Photo-Ticting, t Sketching from Nature. FOR SALE. mHE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ARE FOR PRIVATE SALE: New House, 9 rooms, eff Wai-iti Road; over e-ne acre, well planted, i-acre Sections, Otipua Road, £IOO. 3 Acres, near Golf Links, view Sea and Ranges. 5 Acres, long frontage. Otipua Road. £625. Would cut. up into manv Buildiii"Sites. * ° Cottage in Church Street; £450. i-aeic Sections, Wai-iti, £4O, £6O and £55. Pv. LESLIE ORBELL. POB SALE BY C. BOWKE.R. "pOB 53 Acre Farm, 5 miles from Timaru. 5 Acres, House 5 rooms, Morgan's Road. Building Sites Timaru and Suburbs. Cottages in Timaru £l5O, £3OO. Licensed Laud Broker. Transfers, Mortgages and Leases prepared. Money to Loan on Real Estate. C. BOWKER. NOTICES. BOROUGH OF TIMARU. NOTIFICATION OF VALUATION LISTS. AKE NOTICE that the Valuation Lists L for the North-East. North-West, North Suburban. South-East, South-West, and South Suburban Wards of the Borough of Timaru for the yearl9o6 are now OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the Timaru Borough CoxtnciPs Office, .George Street, Timaru. All.' objections thereto must be left at the Magistrate's Court, Timaru, oa or before the>lsth day of MARCH. 1906, addressed* to the Assessment Court; and a copy 61 every such objection must be left at the office of the Timaru Borough Council not less than 10 days before the next sitting of the said Court. D. VIRTUE. Town Clerk. 15th Februarv, 1906. ZEALANDIA BUTCHERY. ! |WE are neither squelched nor annihjf ■\\- • lated, and have no particular object tion .to being made the medium of ac~' quainting the public with the quality ojf their goods and the superiority of" our friends as tradesmen.. We, however, positively object to half measures in business affairs. Let K.tsq two'geutlemen publish their complete hiding returns—Beef and Mutton—for -the period already named, and we may then be induced to consider the utility of btw drawn. * Though dubbed ''Novices" in bnsju-ss we are content to leave the public, after a visit to our respective shops, ro pronounce on our judgment in selection, skiK in dissection and general handling bv trades men who are second to none, our friends not excepted. I T. McWHTRTKR AND SONS. GOULDIS BUTCHERY. AN Advertisement which appeared recently under the heading of "Zealandia Butchery," with the evident intention of doing this business harm, implying that I am enabled to reduce the price of meat through killing old Cow's and Ewes. 1 My Gustomers" and the Public will be able to judge the value of this assertion by reading the following Certificate from the Abattoir Manager: Timaru, Feb. 20th. 1906. Mr. B. Gould, Butcher, Timaru. The following are the numbers and class of Cattle killed by Mr B. Gould at the Timaru Abattoirs from the 11th of Mav, 1905, to the 19th February. 1906:—Bullocks. 104; heifeis, 6; cows', 7; total, 117. Sheep returns ibe not obtainable at the Abattoirs, the sexes not being classified . „ T. G.JJLICO. : Re Messis McWhirter and Sons' other {assertion that they kill nothing but steer beef.and wether mutton, if thev are able to prove this for the same period (also bv ..the Abattoir- Manager's' certificate) I will deposit:£s with tlTe Mayor, to be given to any charitable institution he may direct. H ]M n S a" tradesman «jysejf, I cannot understand Messrs McWhirter and Sons bus-' taking steers for cows. GEO. WINCH, Shop Manager.