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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13807, 19 January 1909, Page 1

MEETINGS AND' AMUSEMENTS. SOUTH CANTERBURY TROtTING CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. racecourse; WASHDYKE, THURSDAY' NEXT,, JANUARY 21st, • ] 9OB. • EXCELLENT. ACCEPTANCES. First Race at 2 p.m. Special Train leaves town for Course at 1.15 p.m. Admission'to; Lawn, 2s 6d. H.'H. FRASER,. - - Secretary. ._—■ |■ ■ ■ ■ _ REMEMBER! G RAND GASLIGHT CARNIVAL. • Century Commemoration Baths, Craigie 1 Avenue. ' 'THURSDAY EVENING, 7.30 p.m. An ' Good Sport. Music by Marine Band. TO THE BILLIARD PLAYERS OF TIMARU. The crown Hotel billiard ROOM has 'been thoroughly renovated, and contains Two FIRSTCLASS BILLIARD TABLES equal to any in the colonies. Patrons can rely on* a quiet game of Billiards, and civility and attention. The Billiard Room is under the management of JACK MARSH.

CHRISTCHURCH GENERAL LABOURERS' UNION, . TIMARTJ BRANCH. A SPECIAL MEETING of the above. Branch will be held 111 ttie FORESTERS' HALL, at 8 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20th. ' A.:E. IZZARD,, V ' '■ .Secretary. A MEETING of the TIMARU WATERSIDE. WORKLW UNION will be held in the Shelter Shed, Wharf Street, on TUESDAY', 19th January, 1?09, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business: Correspondence and general busin©««. All Members and. intending Members invited. JOHN PURVES, Secretary;

GEOROE COX, ' • iMf&SEREB, • HAS REMOVED ;. from the Arcade Corner to Shop-lately occupied by Mr -T. Bowkett and next Mr Fred. Watson's. All the Choicest Fruits of the Season in stock. , I am Agent for one of the best Teviot Fruit Growers, and can supply the Freshest and Best Fruit. Now Booking ORDERS for Peaches and Apricots for Jam. ' Have a look at our Window Show as you pass by. GEORGE COX.

Chas. Arter, NSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Pleasant Point and Aibury SCOTT'S Royal Enfield, Royal Speedwell, Popular Speedwell, and Anglo-Special Cycles, and all Accessories to the Cycle Trade at Timaru Prices, on hand. \- ORDERS BY POST PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Werry's Hotel. RENEWAL OF LEASE. Mrs W ERR y i 3 pleased to intimate to old Customers and Public generally, *hat slie lias secured renewal of lease of above well-known Hotel. , MRS WERRY will continue to personally supervise the business, and visitors may rely on continuance of that attention and courtesy that have made the Hotel so popular during the past fifteen years.

MISS M. DALL (late,of Dunedin), ' CONFECTIONER, STAFFORD CHAMBERS, TIMARU. ONLY the Best English, Continental and Colonial Confectionery stocked. SPECIALLY SELECTED CHOCOLATE MIXTURES, AND SUMMER CORDIALS.

AFTER THE HOLIDAYS OUR SUNSHADE is soiled. . It can be cleaned and renovated tor A. L. APPLEGARTH'S, Woollcombe St. HUNDREDS of Men nre Wearing— Alfred <T. Steplions' Suits to measure at £2 17s 6d. at