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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13489, 10 January 1908, Page 2

>TUMT>i:itS of testimonials prove that Pea,:st'Ti's PepLo-chlor cures t,ion All ChemistK. 1«. 2s 6<l. sr.d rer.sistent coughs that- continue tlin.ueh the t.pring and summer usually indicate some throat and lung trouble. and :t 'A a carious mistake to neglect them. Chaniberiain's C'cueb Ti-eme;iy is famous for it* etiras of coughs of this nature, and a few doses taken in time may save a doctor's bill and pcrlia;:* y ars of fulr-r----ing. for ."ale everywhere. ... SKIM-MILIC AND DISK ASK. Mucli of the disease among dairy stock in this country is spread through pooling tlie tikim-milk at !!*■ 1 factories. In Denmark it i.s compulsory for all bkim milk 11) l)t- scaldid before. taken home. Von can safeguard your her;! A.i well as enjoy nntold convenience by ins!ailing a. "New Ctntury" steamer. TSy dropping the steam-pipo in tin; can and turning on the ."•■team the milk can be. scalded m a fey initiates without, any trouble, and any chance of its spreading disease- will be entirely removed. Write for full particulars to MacEwan and Coy., Ltd., Sole Agents, Dunedin. ....

Fifteen Years in Timaru Cycle Shop-C. W. WOOD. NOTICES. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. SUPPLEMENTARY MATRICULATION AND SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION. • NOTICE 10 CANDIDATES. mHE EXAMINATION will bo liekl on JL the ■ 23rd .and 24-tli JANUARY. Each Candidate will ba examined at the centra stated by him or her in response to the Register's circular. Any Candidate who dot's not receive a time-table by post from the Supervisor by the 20th inst., is requested to call on the Supervisor of the centre at whieli he intends to eit. Tha Supervisor at Timuru is Rsv. T. Stinson. Each Candidate will us# tlw same exaniination-minilK'i' ax at tha general examination. The Supervisors ai'o supied with the num.beto. J. W. JOYNT, Registrar. WellingLiui, SCi Januaiy, 1908. THE PJ ONEE.S, TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY OF TIMARU, 11IIE Oldest and Strongest Society in Timaru, is ISSUING A THIRD GROUP OE SHARES under the Rules, and is now receiving Applications for Shares. The undersigned will ba pleased to give any information to intending Shareholders or others who may want to know the principle and working of the Society. A large number of Applications have already been received. A few more are needed before the Group can be s.arted. This is the CHEAPEST METHOD OP BORROWING MONEY, the r«paymente are very light, it is ulso an easy way of saving money for those in regular employment with small incomes. The Rules are of a mosi liberal nature, and Appropriations may be transferred from any property at wi'l. f. A. RAYMOND, Sectary.

SIMON K. MARTIN, LAND AND PROPERTY SALESMAN. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE CHEAPEST SHEEP RUN IN CANTERBURY. PRICE, £5 PER ACRE. PRICE, £5 PER ACRE. VERY EASY TERMS OR CASH. A FINE BLOCK OF WARM SHEEP COUNTRY. SITUATION.—OnIy 4 miles f:om railway station, on main line, eight trains daily. BUILDINGS.—Good 8-Rcomed House, verandah, every modern convenience, plastered throughout., daily, garden, with line plantations and ornamontat .shrubbery, good wool shea and first~clsi-:s sheep yards, stabling for 12 horses, implement shed, traphouse, harness room and ioft. Everything in good order. CROPS. 400 Acres Turnips. 300 Acres Turnips and Grass. 200 Acres Rape and Gratis. 30 Acrce Oats and Grass. 930 Total. The abnvo Crops am all in, also 440 Acres young grafts. You. as a practical man, will know what, this will tun) off. Subdivided info 16 Paddock*, all ploughable, every paddock w.-itnvd by waterraces and ponds, and we'l kneed, splendid plantations. Absolutely no p'ace in the woild where Sheep will do better, and remember £9 and £lO an acre has been given in Canterbury for no better land. I want to take you over this property. ACRES 4285 SIMON K. MARTIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Arcade .Ti-naru.