LOST AND FOUND. L OST, on Saturday— DARK RED COW, with Rope round Horns. Finder rewarded on returning to G. B. FORGESON, Fairvie wßoad, Tiinaru. WANTEDS. WANTED, by competent Dressmaker — Wor kbv tlie day. Apply 8.G., This Office. ' ~X~\TANTED—' To Sell 1 Spring Cart GeldVV ing, 7 years; 1 Spring Cart Mare, 4 years; any trial. J- A. Munro, Pareora East. WANTED —Gentleman Boarder, private family ; single sunny room, half minute from Post Office. Address This Office. BUSINESS Men take note.—Beef Tea every morning, 10.30 to 11.30. Excelsior Hotel. WANTED— Useful Girl for light housework, for Temuka; good wages. Apply Office of this Paper. W ANTED—To Let Two Furnished Rooms, with use of bath, kitchen, ■wash-house, and piano. Apply This Office. •S. CANTERBURY CLUB. WANTED— A WAITER. Apply at. : the Club, LeCren's Terrace, between 9.30—12.30, 3—6 afternoon. / C. S. FRASER, SecretaryTED, at once— A. GENERAL' SERVANT; Housemaid kept. Apply MRS E. HARPER, Fairlie. w ANTED—Working Men to patronise ~~J. E. Reid. He knows what you require in Footwear. His prices are all reduced for one month, so roll up and secure the Bargains while the Sale is on. Saddle 0 / Hats Trousers 4l[ Shirts Overcoats in Ties Suits £ Gloves Dungarees Dis. Braces Underpants for Belts Pyjamas Cash Sweaters Singlets Only . Sox PEARSON AND CO., Mercers, Clothiers, and Tailors, Stafford Street. WANTED KNOWN—That the Best Cycle Mechanics in South Canterbury work for MARK. HIGGINS, and the best time to get your Machine overhauled is now. Send it along. Telephone 181. GEORGE PEARSON gELLS Hair Brushes from Is to 12s 6d. Brushes from 2s to 12s 6d. Cloth Brushes from Is to 5s 6d. Dressing Combs, 6d to 3s. Horn Combs, lis each. NEXT DOOR to P. W. Hutton and Co. j. I- Wotten £ Go, MEN'S TAILORS, STAFFORD STREET, OPPOSITE KING'S STABLES. Telephone 303. TRY OUR LONDON CUTTER, T ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTI J TING, Stafford Street (over Meadowcroft and.Co.'s).—The Langer System has gained the,. highest award granted to any dressmaking method in N.Z., having obtained a Gold and a Silver Medal at the Christchui'ch Exhibition. Classes, daily, ioto 5. Term begins with pupil's.-first lesson. Sixty lessons of two hours given during term. Ladies who have not time for a full term may have single lessons in practical dressmaking, Is a lesson, or 12 lessons 10s 6d. H. O. STRACHAN, MILLINER. NEW WINTER GOODS per S.S. " Atnenic " : —Children's . Fur Sets, MufEs, Gaiters, Knickers, in large: variety; Baby Linen, Gowns, Flannels, etc., Christening Robes in Silk and Embroidery, Parrying .Cloaks and Shawls. Being imported Goods, prices . are moderate. NON-INJURIOUS ~r> EALISING that there are Good and JLti Bad Preparations on the Market, which naturally makes the public cautions before buying, -we have had our famous WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic Analysed. The following is the Analyst's- report : 6, Britain St. • Linwood, Christ church, N.Z. 14t-h May, 1907. Report of the. Analysis of a Sample of Wiolet.ta Hair Food and Tonic. ''l, the undersigned analyst, do hereby certify that I have analysed the abovementioned sample, and I find it to be a powerful tonic for promoting the growth of hair, and it to be free from any injurious matters. A. A. BICKERTOX, Colonial Analyst, Canterbury, N.Z. ALL CHEMISTS, STORES, AND HAIRDRESSERS, os 6d Per Bottle, 6d Extra Posted. Wholesale Agent: J.. B A X T E R, CHEMIST, TIMARU. THE COLLEEN RHU, THE FAMOUS CRYSTAL SEER, may be consulted wv-ollcombe St., over Mark Higgins' Cycle Depot. No Gentlemen seen after 6 except accompanied by a Lady. Hours: 10 to 1, 2to 9.30. Or bv appointment.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13291, 21 May 1907, Page 1
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