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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13942, 30 June 1909, Page 1

TO LET. F. W. SHIKKS,' LOST AND FOUND. A SMALL BEOWN PAPER PARCEL, containing Material, on Saturday afternoon, bctwecu Empire Hotel and 'Maori-Hill. Finder rewarded on returning same THIS OFFICE From Washdvke. ONE BLUEROAN POLLED STEER; slightly lame near hind leg. Howard tor information, T. MoWHIRTER > SONS. GOLD CHAIN AND LOCKET. Finder "ill be rewarded on returning them to the. ' V ' • CLUB HOTEL. FUNERAL NOTICE. FUNEIUL NOTICE. THE Friends of" the late Mrs Mary Christie arc respectfully informed that her Funeral will leave the Tim aru Hospital, THIS DAY (Wednesday), at 2.30 p.m., for the Timaru Cemetery. W. J. LISTER, Telephone 142. Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late "William Baxter, of Gerakline, are -e----spectfully informed that* his Funeral will leave the Timaru Hosoital on THURSDAY, July Ist, at 8 a.m., for the residence of Mrs Wakely, Geraldinc. and leaving there at 3 p.m. rur the Geraldine Cemetery. W. J. LISTER, Telephone 142. Undertaker. EMBERS of VICTORIA LODGE, ITJ. 1.0.0. F., No. 18. are requested to attend the Funeral of the late Bro. AV. Baxter. Members meet at the Hall at 2.23 p.m., THURSDAY. White Gloves and Ties. W: FYFE, Secretary. C. BATTY, N.G. i BERDEEN DRIVING GLOVES. Aberdeen Knitted Gloves, Is 6d. Aberdeen Knitted Gloves, 2s. Aberdeen Knitted Gloves, 2s 6d. Aberdeen Driving Gloves, 2s 9d. Aberdeen Driving Gloves, 3s 3d. Aberdeen Driving Gloves, 3s 0d '• A berdeeu Driving " Gloves., 4s'. ? ' . Aberdeen Driving Gloves, ss. COWAN'S. COLONIAL CLOTHING HOUSE. STAFFORD TEA & LUNCHEON ROOMS, STAFFORD CHAMBER S, CORNER STAFFORD & BESWICK STREETS, will be Opened To-morrow (Thursday) Morning. TII-IE whole of the Top Floor of these L centrally situated Chambers has been secured for the business. A LIFT will bring visitors to the Rooms, which are the best lighted, in Timaru, and afford a magnificent view of the Town and Suburbs. The Culinary Arrangements will be under the personal supervision of th» Proprietory, and all,' services will bo promptly and neatly ; served. MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS. LUNCHEONS a SPECIAL FEATURE from 12 to 2 p.m. daily. "Afternoons" and ." Evenings " by special arrangement. STAFFORD TEA AND LUNCHEON' ROOMS. WANTED to Sell—Cutter; length 40ft, beam 12ft; make splendid ■cruising yacht;' will carry 16 tons on oft Gin: fast sailer; sails and _gear alnu-«t new; accommodation for six in cabin; price £"lu0. For further particulars applv THE OWNER, ' 10 ROYAL EXCHANGE BLDGS, Christehureh. TO THE INHABITANTS OF TIMARU AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. HENRY K.~SAUNDEBS, from North East. Valley, Dunedin, BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally that he has commenced Business as a JOBBING CABINETMAKER AND CARPENTER in Premises 98 Stafford Street South. OPPOSITE THE TIMARU HOTEL, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with civility, to merit a share of public patronage. Note the Address: 98 STAFFORD STREET. Jobbing Work a Speciality. WM. McCLATCHY advertises that no man can catch disease or contagion in his Saloon — (1) Because .'all Razors, Mug, Soap. Brushes are sterilised befcre and after each use of them in the American Modern Steriliser made specially for barbers' use. (2) All Regular Customers get a Razor, Mug, Soap and Brush all to their own use. GIVE US A TRIAL. W. McCLATCHY, THE POPULAR BARBER, Opposite Shamrock. COAL. COAL. COAL. W. Watson's, 11HE PLACE for all kinds of Co.!. Bluegum, and other, kinds of Wood, all at lowest rates. Try us — we can please you. Please note the Address — W. WATSON. SOPHIA ST. Telephone 227,