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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13297, 28 May 1907, Page 1

WANTEDS. WANTED— To sell One Blacksmiths Bellows and Bench.. Apply This WANTED Two Furnished Rooms, with, use of kitchen. Apply Mrs Delatour, 41 Regent Street. - ; ij ANTED—A Young Girl about 16 VV years old, for Housework. Apply Mrs Brophy, Totara Downs, Pleasant Point. * . r ANTED Two Respectable Young VV Men Boarders; comfortable home, every convenience, two minutes' walk from Post Office. Apply to 13, Office of this Paper. WANTED—To Sell newly-built Suburban Villa, hot and cold water, bath 1 room, etc., -|-Acre. Price £475, easyterms. Deposit £3O, instalments 15s per week. W. Albert and Coy. , HOR SALE—A thoroughly- good quiet j _!_? Cow; just on calving.- Apply J. Parnell, Wai-iti Road.. WANTED— Working Men to patronise J. E. Reid'sßoot Sale and get the genuine article. No reasonable offer refused, as everything must be sold to make room for New Goods. by a Cash Buyer—-5-ROOMED HOUSE, inside Hassall Street, LeCren Street, and Wai-iti Road. . Reply Z., This Office. x AN EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN AS SHEPHERD for Mistake Sta-; tipn. ". ''.','. ';■''■'■•"'' Albury, 27th May, 1907. . WANTED KNOWN Maiden Hair Ferns, Cyclamen/ Asparagus, Aspidistras/ etc. G. Cross, Arcade. WANTED KNOWN. . ,IHAT C< WARB.UETON,- Watchmaker <JL-"'< .has'REMOVED TO NfiXTV to'Ti and,;£; THOMDrapers? Business ' carried ion as usual. '• " ' ' '!"•''" '•'■; [JfISS STEWART, and her Brothers .' desires to THANK the many kind I Friends who' expressed their sympathy to the.Family in their late bereavement. ANTED TO SELL—A New Cottage, ; V-V* 6 Rooms,.bathroom and linen press, Mraslihouse, copper and tubs, hot and cold water throughout; 35 Perches of land, situated Maltby Avenue. Terms can be arranged. This Cottage could let at 17s per week. Price £575. -• .■'"-" P. CAIRNS, Land Agent. 1 'ANTED KNOWN—Hats and Caps VV of all kinds .to'--suit all Heads and Pockets at IRWIN.'S, ■• Stafford Street. Gent's Black Flexible Felt Hats, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 'ody'lbs '6d; Gent's Frame Hats, all the Leading Shapes; and r Colours, at.;Bs 6d,' 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 13s 6d; Boys' Gaps, 9d and Is; Gent'-s Golf Caps, Is, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 3s"; Gents Storm Golf Caps, from Is to 3s. 6d, at IRWINS Clothing and Mercery Shop, Stafford Street. ■OCKEY SERGE, Navy Blue, 54 jljl. inches' wide, special value, 2s lid per yard Art Velveteens for Dress Wear, in all colours, 2s 6d per yard; Venetian Cloth, double width, in all new shades, lid per yard. f J. BALLANTYNE AND CO. I COUNTRY Visitors can get a good Fish 1 Luncheon at Tate's. AVING MOVED into New arid Com-. X modibus Premises in EMPIRE BUILDINGS, I have just Opened up a large quantity of freshly imported CHOCOLATES, • from CADBURY, CAILLER'S, NE.STLE'S, AND PETERS, In Id, 2d, 3d, 6d and Is Packages. A. W. McK EN Z I E, .CHURCH ST, 'Phone 126. TANTED KNOWN— That E. SMITH has opened a DAIRY AND TEA ROOMS in Stafford Street North (few doors above T. and J. Thomson's, Drapers). Milk, Cream, and Fresh Butter daily to hand. ALL BRANDS OF TOBACCOS STOCKED AT HA N:\'S'b' .N'S, . The place for all Smokers' Requisites. ■ STAFFORD ST. SOUTH. IN regard to the Secondhand Bicycle, • consult Grant.Bros. They have a large Stock just now—-Prices right. FRESH FISH. 1 ROPER, Blue Cod r etc., This Day, VX '■"■ AT DOYLE-S'. ANTED KNOWN.—For the conV V vehie'nee of Smokers, Derby Tobacco, Flake Cut; is now put up in Two-ounce Tins ard Tlugs. ' T ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTI 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 Christchurch Exhibition. Classes daily, 10 to 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. 'ANTED KNOWN—Spring Flowerj V V ing Bulbs, should now be planted. j Those who have not received their Bulbs ! previously ordered, should apply at once. G. Cross, Arcade.