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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13436, 7 November 1907, Page 2

By allowing yourself to become constipated you are slowly ancl surely poisoning yourself. When the bowels perform their work they expel all poisonous matter, but when vou allow yourself to become constipated you abiioib the seeds of many diseases. Some of the signs of self poisoning are headache, backache, languidness, weariness, melancholy, furred tongue, pasty complexion, loss of appetite, etc. The safest antidote to such poi<sKm is Chamberlain's Tablets. These tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to act naturally and gently. •'Jti. doing so tliey clfeanse the stomach and purify the b.coa.

siile everywhere. ... . TENDERS. . TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received up to Noon on SATURDAY, the 16th iust>, for the Erection of Three-Storied Pre-; in'iseti on the Corner of Stafford and Bes■\viek Streets, Timaru. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my Office. , T. COULTHARD-MULLIONS, Architect. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received at tlie County Chambers, Geraldine, up to Noon, NOVEMBER 16th, for ERECTION of a COTTAGE for J. M. H. Tripp, Esq. Plans and Specifications can be seeri at "Timaru Herald" Office, Timaru, and at County Council Chambers, Geraldine. - DUGALD MACFARLANE. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. NOTICE is : hereby given . that the parcel. of / land hereinafter -dtejScribed will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1885," and itsamendments, unless caveat in; the meantime bs lodged forbidding the came on or before 2nd DECEMBER, 1907. 10636. JANE ! FREDERICKA GOODALL. 8. Acres 3 Rood's 25 1-10 Perches, parts of Rural Sections 8274 and: 8346. Block / X., Arowhenua, Survey District. Occupied partly by Henry McMillan and -partly • unoccupied. " Diagram may be • inspected at this Office. . / • , Dated this 29tli day. of October, 1907. at the Lands ■ Registry Office,; Chrisfcchurch. • G. G. BRIDGES, District Land Registrar. NOTICES. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD

Notice k _give», mt ten be A:D33Ka3 JO UNPAID RATES after the 15tli November, 1907. E., B. - COPPER, Collector. .1 !•: ' TIMARU GROCERS have decided to REMAINV OPEN ON SATURDAY; and will OBSERVE MONDAY, ,11th lis T ST., as CLOSE HOLIDAY. rjpHE undersigned: TIMBER MERCHANTS have decided to CL > JE THEIR YARDS ON SATURDAY, Sth, and OPEN on Monday, 11th inst. JOHN JAtIKSOjST AND CO., LTD. JOHN MURDOCH. WESTLAND - TIMARU TIMBER COY. THE TIMARU BUTCHERS' UNION. OWING to the present High Price and Scarcity of FAT STOCK, the following ALTERATION in the RETAIL PRICES OF BUTCHER MEAT will take effect as from the Ist inst. : MUTTON. LEGS,: s£'d! Cash, : Booked. TRIMMED LOINS, Cash, 6£d BooJi-ed. CHOPS, 7d Cash, Booked. SHOULDERS, Cash, s£d Booked. ■ BEEF. RUMP STEAK; Cash, 9d Booked. UNDERCUT, 9d Cash, lOd Booked. SIRLOIN, 7d Cash, 7£d Booked.' CORN, ROUND, 6d Cash, 7d' Booked. LAMB to be Sold' at per lb. FOREQUARTERS, 7d Cash, 8d Booked. HINDQUARTERS, 8d Cash, 9d Booked. All other Cuts for , the present to remain unaltered. JOHN IMRIE, Secretary.