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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13336, 12 July 1907, Page 7

THE "L.K.G." IN AMERICA.

The N.Z. Agents for the " Lawrem-e-Kennedy-Gillies" Milking Machine received advice by a recent mail that up to date over 1700 of these popular machines had been sold in U.S.A. The Ivansas State Experimental Station recently issued a special Bulletin covering a lengthy and searching investigation of the merits of the "K.L.G." Milker. The final judgment is not only conclusive, but, highly commendatory of the "L.K.G." It. is interesting to note that, results in other.countries "bear out the judgment of practical and scientific men throughout Australasia.. -Sole Agents, J. B. MacEwan and Co. Ltd., Dunedin...'. BnmfllMlßMMffiOßßaroSWWuMßl

If you should contract a cold get rid of it as quickly as pbsible; for every cold, weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality and paves the way for more serious diseases. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a preparation that can always, be depended upon and not only cures the cold but counteracts any tendency towards pneumonia. For sale everywhere... For Children's Hacking Cough at night Woods'. Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d end 2*' 6& .... TENDERS. ■ TO BUILDERS. ■- TENDERS will bs~received up till 12 'o'clock, SATURDAY, 13th imst., for BUILDING SCHOOL at Geraldine, for S.C. Board of Education. JAS, S. TURNBULL, , Architect. TO BUILDERS.. TENDERS ara invit-ed' up till NOON of TUESDAY, ' 23rd July, • for tl.ft ERECTION of an ; ODDFELLOWS' HALL (brick), in Woollcombe, Street. Plans, etc., at Office. - WALTER PANTON, Architect. NOTICES. GERALDINE .ROAD BOARD TVTOTICE is hereby given that all Per- ±\ sons 'who have received orders to CLEAR GORSE, etc., from their Road Frontages, must get the. work completed by the- 31st July, 1907, or proceedings will be taken' under the Public Works Act, 1905. The Gorse, etc., must not- only be grubbed, but removed -from the road to the satisfaction of the Board. THOMAS DYER, GEORGE G.. LEWIS begs to announce that he has taken over the business of PLUMBER, GASFITTER, ETC., carried on by R. S. Mayer at Strat-hallaii Street, Timaru, and'trusts that Customers will continue to place their orders Ayith him, assuring them : of prompt and careful attention. GEORGE 'G. LEWIS. R. S. MAYER bigsTto intimate that he has SOLD ' HIS BUSINESS to «MR GEORGE G. LEWIS, whom he can confidently recommend, soliciting a continuance of patronage. ALL ACCOUNTS against R. S. Mayer to be sent to above address. All Persons owing R. S. Mayer will kindly pay Accounts on or before 13th Julv, 1907. , . , " R. S. MAYER. PUBLIC NOTICE. I BEG to inform the Public of Pleasan'.Point, and surrounding districts that I have purchased .the BLACKSMITH'S BUSINESS carried on by Wm. Kennedy at PLEASANT POINT, and trust--by good workmanship and strict attention to business, to merit a fair shave of public patronage. J. M. CAMERON WITH r-c-ference to the above, I wish to thank my Customers for their support- in the past, and solicit a- continuance of the same for my successor in the futuro ALL ACCOUNTS owing to mo mav be paid to J. S. CHISHOLM, Storekeeper, Pleasant Point, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. WM. KENNEDY. SUTTON'S Sweet Peas. Sow first dry weather for summer blooming. Canterbury Fanners' Co-op.