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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13276, 3 May 1907, Page 1

« FOB iBALI. TO BUILDERS. 10R TONS OF RAILWAY RAILS. - PALMER AND KEDZLIE. rn,o LET- " 5-ROOMED FURNISHED HOUSE, for 6 months; all conveniences, sunny position. Also 7-ROOMED HOUSE, handy to town; make'a good Boardinghouse. WEBB AND KEMPTHORNE. ':>■"""" .FUNERAL NOTICES. : FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Mrs Eliza Dowling are respectfully informed that her Funeral will leave her late Residence, Latter Street, THIS DAY (Friday, May 3rd), at 2.60 p.m., for the Timaru Cemetery. ■■.■" W. J. LISTER, Telephone. 142; '%®&!>&&gG%B£ ! V&& WANTEDS. ,• ■/ :.'■■../ ' 'STEADY YOUTH ASSIST STOKER. Apply at MANAGER GAS. COY. A SPLENDID LOT Real Irish Linen. . Tablings, unbleached, Is to 2s 7£d; bleached, Is 8d to 5s 6d; As you Like it Felts; 37 pieces Longcloths 3-.jrd:to 7s fad dozen —special. ■ \/"OU must have a Winter Jacket. WellJL. fitting Goats and Paletots in Grey Tweeds or Navy Cloth, 16s 6d to 51s 6d; Caracul or Plush, 27s 6d to 635. 7AIR NETS 2id,'4id, Real 6dj Combs, II Bloomers, Vests, 2 for Is lid up; Flannelette, Blindings, Grapes; #0 Embroidered Unmade Blouses, from 4s lid, etc., etc., at : . THOMSON'S. 'ED for Client—General Store, YV turnover about £2OOO per annum, close to railway, W. Albert and Co., Stafford Street. FRESH FISH. 1 ROPER, Blue Cod, etc., •' This. Day, AT AT DOYLE'S. , I BEG to notify the General Public .that, I" have commenced business as a. Wood and Coal Merchant in Yard situated near the of Church and, York Streets. All classes of Coal:will be carried, and I hope by promptness of deiiveiy and good service to merit a share of support. • v-E. t. HAROLD, : Coal Merchant, Church Street. ' . CYCLISTS. ENUINE BARGAINS IN SECOND--7 HAND CYCLES, MARK HIGGINS' DEPOT. H: ,o.' STRACHAN, MILLINER. ~TEW WINTER ' GOODS \per S.S. IN "Athenie":— Children's /Fur Sets, Muffs, Gaiters, Knickers, in large variety; Baby Linen, Gowns, Flannels, etc., Christening Robes ' in Silk and. Embroidery, j Carrying Cloaks and Shawls. Being imported Goods, prices are moderate. WHITE WEDGWOOD, DINNERWARE, "ETC : . . ■'•:.■: AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. WE have secured One Crate of the above at' a very low price, and as we have already full stocks of Dinnerware, etc., we are clearing the line-' at prices never before heard of for this class of ,' goods. Remember the name Wedgwood f stands for all. that is best in the .inanuj facture of earthenware. Note, the prices: [ Full-sized vegetable , dishes, only 2s 6d each. lOin dinner plates v /2s 9d per Bin plates, 2s 3d per £doz. Saiice tureens, Is 6d each.. Soup tureens, 5s each. One pint jugs, 9d each. 'Two pint ]ugs, Is 3d. each. Four quart jugs, 2s "9d each (extra large size). Salad; bowls, 2s each. Cake stands, Is 3d each. Cups and saucers, 3 for Is. 5 piece toilet sets, 9s 6d. See our. Shop front for Display. Remember white ware can always be matched. Boarding-house' Keepers and others should' take this opportunity of laying in a stock while these absurdly low prices are ruling. Note address : THE CASH SUPPLY STORE, Stafford Street North. Telephone No. 206. WILSON'S POPULAR SALEYARDS, Tuam Street, Christchurch. THE Leading Poultry, . Egg, and Prtiduca Saleyards in N.Z. For best results consign to C. R. WILSON, Auctioneer, Christchurch. P.S.—For market quotations 1 read my Salo Report.' ' 9 GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ..."ESSRS W. ALBERT AND CO. VI have been appointed AGENTS for I the above Company in Timaru. Chief Agents for Canterbury— MESSRS CHRYSTALL AND CO., Lichfield Street, CHRISTCHURCH. 1/ System" (latest and simplest system). Dresscutting thoroughly taught in all branches. Miss Coe, Principal, in attendance Saturday, March 9th, to meet intending pupils. No. 1, Guinness and LeCren's Buildings. Classes daily from 10 to 4, except Tlrursrlays.