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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13958, 19 July 1909, Page 2

MESSES J. McAULIFFU AND CO. desire to notify the public; tlistt tlipv liiivu made arrangements with the TIAIARU JJAIKY' CO. for a supply of FREhH MILK DAILY, and that'they will start running their Carts as from AUGUST Ist. MILK PURCHASERS AND CUSTOMERS of the CANTERBURY DAIRY k3 COMPANY are hereby notified tnat the Town Milk .Round has NOT yet been disi>osed of. Arrangements have almost been completed for. continuing the business under the present system of delivery, and Patrons are respectfully requested NOT to transfer their patronage to any other Milk Vendors in the meantime. LEV EL S COUN TY. GLENITI RIDING. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. TOTICE is hereby given that an I Election for the return for the unexpired portion of the current term of a Councillor to fill the vacancy caused bv the resignation of Mr Joseph Mahonv 'will lie held on FRIDAY, the 30th day of July, ■ 1909. The Levels County Council Office, Church Street, Tiniaru. and SATURDAY, the 24th day of July, 1909, are hereby appointed the place, and the day. for the Nomination of Candidates. Nomination Papers in accordance with form numbered 2 in the Second Schedule of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," must be delivered to the Returning.Officer, or addressed to him at the place appointed before Noon on the said day of Nomination. Nomination Papers may be obtained at the Countv Office. F.'.E. WHITEHEAD. Returning Officer.Tiniaru, 10th Julv. 1909. MR J. H. COOMBS rEACHER OF VIOLIN, Viola, and Mandoline, has resumed Teaching. Bands supplied for Dances, Garden Parties, etc. i t» , ■ . Address: Bank St,, or "The Dresden." 3—THE EXTRAVAGANCE OF CHEAPNESS IN A SEWING MACHINE. T7J.VERY. woman knows the foolish li extravagance of buying anything for her _. house just because it is ''cheap." Every woman also knows that what seems "dear" at first is often "cheapest in the end." Yet the woman. who will urge her husband to buy a thoroughly good overcoat because he gets several seasons' wear out of it, often buys some unknown sewing machine for berself because of its " bargain " price. Now the Singer Sewing Machine costs very little more than thrown-together catch-penny machines. ' Yet ONE Singer will outlast several of the ordinary kind. The Singer has canned the reputation of running as smoothly at the end of its twentieth or thirtieth year as the day it was bought. Considering this, the Singer is in the end the cheapest machine to own. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COSTAFFORD STREET. REMOVAL NOTICE. , ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, . t . AND SHIPSMITHS, ~ "JSTISH to notify the Business Pub/V lie of their REMOVAL from their Shop in Stafford Street, to a more spacious Shop ON THE BEACH IN HAYES STREET. In addition to all ENGINEERING WORK, BLACKSMITHING AND HEAVY FORCINGS can be done at reasonable rates. 'PHONE No. 15G. ALL THE COMFORTS OF AN OPEN FIRE , RE possessed by the ZEALANDTA ,_JI Range. You ■ simply open the specnl flue, lift off the top, and ( the fire burns beautifully before you, making your kitchen so cosy to sjt in. It heats quickly, cooks splendidlv. Writfe for Catalogue No. 25. BARNINGHAM AND CO., Ltd., Duner<in. MOMTMFNTAL SCULPTOR, A LARGE M CHOICH J|.. fl 1N... j .. •■-* LOCAL and IMPORTED MODERATE i. PRICES Marble and" Granite Monuments fi k Scotch and Italian Quarries. Note Address: Sophia Street, Timart Opposite Wreck Monument, FLOUR MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. Offices: 9, North Street. A e Cash Buyers of PRIME MILLING WHEAT. ~ Lt<f NEW SEEDS. -\ 7EG ETA RLE AND FLO AVER., V just to hand. Tomato Seed (Clarke's Favourites). C. S. HOAVARD, • North Street.