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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13992, 30 August 1909, Page 2

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE i'or DEBTS contracted by my daughter MARY CRANNITCH. 31. CRANNITCH. I A VINO ascertained that a ntimlwr of people are under the imv>rcssmn that "THE SIMPLEX I'IKE ALARM SYSTEM" is the (me installed in tlit; Kaiapoi 'Woollen Company's premises, Christclnu-ch, I am instructed by my Directors to statu that such is NOT the. case. . STEWART WILLIS, For the Simplex Heat, and Damp Detector Syndicate. \ .' BULK SUPPLY. ITILK PURCHASERS are informed ITX that, undersigned will cease supplying Milk after the 31st inst., having disposed of th"ir Milk Business U) Messrs Mi-Keii/ac and Mason, and solicit, for thorn the patronage hitherto betuwed on the SOUTH CANTER RUBY DA IKY CO. \V. 0. GRIFFIN, A S a rumour' is being circulated /\. (probably bv some interested persoiO that, Customers of Hie "MILK SPPPLY COMPANY" an- receiving Milk rilled into Bottles collected from others, and not .washed, we hereby emphatically DENY any .wl) ■ thins;, ;>s every battle is thoroughly cleanse'l with hot. water and a steam driven brush, and is FILLED AND SEALEi) in the DEPOT, THE TIMARU MILK SUPPLY COY., Stafford Street South. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE bee to notify our Clients and the General .Public that the IU!S'NESS WILL BE CONTINUE AS'"USUAL." We take this opportunity of express ing our Thanks to all Customers fo past favours, and of soliciting a, continuance of their business. JOHN JACKSON & CO., LTD. W. G; IRWIN, JNO. W. HOLDGATE, Managers. Tiniaru, 22nd July, 1909.

EDUCATIONAL. MISS CJI HI S S 1 E S M 1 T 11 ., London and ttic Continent. C 1 LASSES forming for Drawing, J Painting, ;ill branches. Tin.' ■curse will include Portraits, Landscape, Flowers, hit-ill.'-Lift", etc. Life Class, evening. Orders taken for Portraits. French Heading and Conversation' Circle. Particulars —• Warratidytc, Latter Street. Mil WILLIAM GREEMC, HAS ro.„ovod to the TECHMCAL SCMOOu, where he will holo Classes in Drawing, Modelling, and Tainting. Skolebiiig from Aature. Cliildre.i's Class on Saturday aftorMKS GREENE'S CLASSICS in Germaii and Stencilling will also he held in Die Technical School. HlfciiLAM)-DANCING AM) deportment, 1/fISS lUTA GLOVER wishes to ani?.L nouuee her Second Quarter for ahove coniinences on SATUHDAY NEXT, the. 31st July. For further particulars apply to R. AM) 11. GLOVER, Arcade, Dresscuttmg School, MibS CO'K, bOPKRVLBOa. CLASSES DAILY FROM 10 TO 4 IMPERIAL SYSTEM TAUGHT >np»np PHAUPWu SINGER Talks. O.—THE MANY USES OF A GOOD SEWING MaCHiNE. rj"IHERE is piaetically no limit to tht' I i-:iri«ly t ,f K( , v \i t \f,ll call he dolH ur dewing Machine. At in* mer . ior iije finest Embroidery, tlie plainest home sewing, or tiio most elaborate tailoring, the Singer is equ ally efficient. Every woman takes pride in having these things, but if they be her own handiwork the satisfaction is complete, because her own personality is reflected in every seam. The. woman who uses a. Singer maj have everything in needlework she can desire —she is better dressed .it much less cost: her children are clothed according to her own taste and ideas; so< has attractive table linen, and an nn ending supply of dainty underwear. Moreover, she is free fioni the worrj and delay which always comes with the use of a "cheap" machine. SINGER S FAYING MA CM IMC CO., Stafford Street. RACKED hands, chapped / hands, rough hands, scaly hands, are all healed and cured by LANE'S MEDOLINE. The only article specially prepared for the hands. i/cverywhere. "■ Nothing quite so appetising .as. "CROSSES} FISH" lOf nil Grocers nnd Stores, but remember, please I "Crossed FIsU" Brand ALWAYS. | MR T. G. LILICO, M.R.C.V.S., (late Govt. Veterinarian) Mas decided to commence the practice of Ilia profession in South Canterbury. Residence: EMPIRE HOTEL, TIMARU.