EDUCATIONAL. PISS ETHEL HOOPER, Teacher of Drawing, Painting and Brush-drawing RESUMES LESSONS At "Awatere," Grey Road, on FEB. oth. Lessons given in Photo-Tinting, Sketching from Nature. BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TI.MARU AND OAMARU, HOLDEN AT TIMARU. IN - SIMPSON, of Totara Valley, fanner, was this day adjudged Bankrupt; 'and. I hereby summon a Meeting- of/ Creditors, to beholden at my offioe, Arcade. Thnaru. on the 2nd day of MARCH, 1906, at 2.30 o'clock. ALEX. MONTGOMERY, Deputy Official Assignee. Timaru, 24th February, 1906. TENDER& . GERALDINE. ROAD BOARD TNVITE TENDERS for Erecting a Light Traffic Bridge '-at Pleasant Valky (Labour only), and Scooping over 2000 Yards of Shingle. . Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Office, Geraldine. where Tenders will be received up to the 12th MARCH, 1906. THOMAS DYER, Overseer. FOR SALS: SALE BY C. BOWKE.R. 55 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 Land Broker. Transfers, Mortgages and Leases prepared. Money to Loan ou Real Estate. C. BOWKF.R. NOTICES. GOULD'S BUTCHERY. XX cently 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 Cows and Ewes. My Customers and the Public will be able to judge the value of-this assertion bv 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 May, 1905, to the 19th February, 1906.—Bullocks, 104; heifers, 6; cows, 7; total, 117. Sheep returns are not obtainable at the Abattoirs, the sexes not being classified. T. G. LILICO. Re Messrs McWhirter and Sons' other assertion that they kill nothing but steer beef and wether mutton, if they are able to prove this for the same period (also bv the Abattoir Manager's certificate) I will deposit £5 with the Mayor, to be given to any charitable institution he may direct. Being a tradesman myself, I cannot understand Messrs McWhirter and Sons mistaking steers for cows. GEO. WINCH, Shop Manager. ...A Nice Breakfast... IS ASSURED IF RODGE RS BREAD IS ON THE BOARD. FOR Lightness and Digestion it cannot be surpassed. Picnics. Socials, Parties and Banquets Catered for. J. H. roLgehs, SOUTH END BAKERY. AND COMFORTABLE BOOTS For the SUMMER SEASON, PROSSER'S Attention Prompt and Prices Right. Telephone 145. LONG- LIFE PHOfOS. rnHE kind that never wear oat and do not fade. Real Works of Art, showing you just as you are at your best to-day. The camera cannot lie, and a picture taken now will be an historical record, a family heirluom. Thai is the sort of Picture thev talcs at for Jam-making, at Hilton'a.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12910, 26 February 1906, Page 1
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