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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13998, 6 September 1909, Page 1

I LOST AND FOUND. OST, between • Pukaki and GlenJ tanner, one GERMAN COLLIE I DOG answering to the name of Glen; also one BLACK SMOOTH-HAIRED ■BITCH answering to the name of Ely. : Anyone giving'- infoniVatioii that will ':lent! to 1 the recovery of same will be (rewarded at TIMARU HERALD CO., tor " . * E. GREEN, Glentanncr. fi.G. EDUCATION BOARD. LENDERS will ho received up to 13th SEPTEMBER for Drain<;iac Connections at tlie Waimataitai School, particulars on application. A. BELL, Secretary. TI>IARU IJOROUGH CQUNCIL. 7 SEPARATE -TENDERS will b» r<- ' ccived; up till "s p.m., MONDAY, ithe 13th.hist... for the Suppiv of I i—shingle: '- " v " 2—600 BUSHELS OF OA TS. 3—2000 FEET J-INCH PIPES. St. Particulars anil" conditions liiay bo seen at the Council's Office, ■ ! '•!>'.' VIRTUE. i ..;.'.'-•■„ Town Clerk. TENDERS FOR/INLAND MAIL SERVICE, FAIRLIJS-^HERMITAGE. General Post Offiee, Wellington. 3rd Sept., 1909. SEALED TENDERS will be received at the Chief Post Office, Tiiiiaru, until Noon on THUI&kA?£, 16th September, ItKH), ' for t'he" t'oijvcyance' ',C( Mails by cpajeh or the iindernieiitiivned puic*s : for a. period of six years.from Ist November, 15}(W," to 31st October," 1913. V " POSTAi; DIMRICr OF Fairlie, Kinibell, : Burke's Pass,' Lake Tckapo, Balmoral, Lake I'UKaki, and Hermitage, from Ist November to 30th Aprils thrice weekly;:' Fail-lie, Kimbcll, Burke's Pass, Lake Tckapo, Balmoral, and Jiakc pukafei, from Ist May to 31st' October, 'twice weekly. "Tlie above is an'alternative' service to the one already advertised. D. ROBERTSON, '".'.• Secretary. MR. J. H, COOMBfc» JEAGHER OF VIOLIN, Viola, and . ■.. Mandoline, . has' resumed : Teauhr ing. Bands suppliedfor. Dances, Garden. Parties, ietc. _ ..,7- ';■.'!'•■ Address: Bank Jba l?re«den,V TILE?: FARMERS' COOPERATIVE' ASSOCIATION OF* } r :■ N^\V.;^EA : LA^;:jLTD; ; ; i ;: ->^ D' vijar-eiifded-'JjDiili:; June, 1909, are' NOW P^*^t»E ; >»^yis;ii^tes;.,of. : tlie ftC[aslicl, ; . street v ; - Cbristdiurch, £juJitlui v Co-opcratif'.c.-I':^ .- .■ \cM:i^ii-M^^^w^ : -I■■'* Pro§ressmMiWinery HAVING REMOVED to larger Pre-i nriscsWPOSltfFJjtjic; AtlCAl«g;,L desire to sincerely; 'tlVank :jiiy ■, niijilerfliis ;inade' !l t.lie ' '^^p' r n£^^iii^V'll2-'r-\;w'"'-~.--\"-S''' \ The, Sliop'jsi bcrnc 'opened l\>itl»>i a iDISPLAV OF| SPBitfcMiLLIN ER S, s inchiiliiYg French .Models,": and-•• all, the Latest Novelties , in Straws, Flowers r ikt* a ' level*: ruirg'e of CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. •.;>,, r ,v LADIES' CHILDREN'S; UNDERCLOTHING i^^ Miss H. C. Strachan, MILLINER, NEXT BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. KAIAPOI COSTUMES AND COATS MADE TO MEASURE FROM NEW SEASON'S TWEEDS. COWAN'S COLONIAL . CLOTHIN.G HOUSE. IMPORTANT SALE' OF TOWN PROPERTY. HAVING resolved to realise ou the following Properties, the owner will offer them at Bedrock Prices to enable a speedy sale House, Church Street, next Ho Mr Strachan's Store. No, 2r7-6-roomcd House, li. and c. water, , with large workshop; on tno corner of> Church and Gibson Streets (almost new). No. 3 4-Roomed Cottage, on splendid section in North Street. No. 4—3. i-aere Sections in Archer Street, at £72 10s each. No. 5 —3 Sections in Gibson Street, >ff Church Street; price £75, £65 and £SO each. The above properties axe all centrally situated, and ought to command a ready sale at prices asked. Speculators and investors will consider their own interests by calling on me without dclav re tlie >above""properties'. D. DOULL, 11 Woodlands Rd., Tiinaru. NORA DENE MTLLTNERV PA*RT.OUR ANDD SCHOOL. THING MILLINERY Jn all the Latest Straws and Prettv Colours, .ivnrge Assoi'tnient. of "Lovely - New' Neckwear, • Belts. et'.'. ; ■lnsoection invited. Millinery Claras Dailv."' Evening Cl.is«, ;t*>-"0. NORA -DENE. 'MH.LINER, N.Z. Loan and Merc. -Buildiitgs. MOKO, the Great Cough'Cnro. A"to likp nineic. Is ftL vAt all cliemut* and itorei, eToryvber*.