STRATHMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS MISS BLANCHE 11, HALL REOPENS FEB. 9th (Wednesday). PUPILS have been successfully coached at Strathmore for the Trinity College Teachers' Examinations, South Kensington, and Matriculation. Miss Blanche Hall will be At Home on and after Friday, January 28th. W. TELFORD, DECEASED. i LL ACCOUNTS against the Estate xi. of the late W. Telford, of Waitoly or the late Mrs Telford, must be rendered to us before the 15th MARCH NEXT. TRIPP AND ROLLESTON, Solicitors, Timaru THE BRITISH-NEW ZEALAND MEAT AND PRODUCE CO., LTD, mHE above Company is prepared to export to London Consignments of LAMB AND MUTTON for Farmers, and will make Liberal CASH ADVANCES when the Meat is shipped. The Company acts purely as Selling Agents for Farmers. Full particulars will be given at my Office. R. LESLIE ORBELL, Local Agent. COUNTY OF MACKENZIE. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an Election of ONE Representative of the Electors of the Macke County on the South Canterbury 1 pital -and Charitable Aid Board will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of March, 1910. id I hereby, appoint the Mackenzie ity Council Office. Fairlie, as the place, and WEDNESD'AY, the 9th dav of March, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon, as the time, for the nomination of Candidates.
Eacii nomination paper must be signed by Two Electors o"f the Mackenzie County and bv the Candidate, and be delivered at tne place aforesaid at .any time sifter the publication of this notice, .and' before noon of the said day of nomination. A deposit of three pounds sterling must accompany each nomination. Nomination forms may be obtained at the County Office, Fairlie, on application. R. L. BANKS, Returning Officer. Fairlie, 25th February, 1910. IMART7 TAXI - CAB COY. FARES.
1 or 2 Persona counted One Fare.— Is par mile, every additional i-mile 3d. 8 or 4 Persons, 2s per mile, every ... additional J-mile* 6d. Waiting time, Is per J-honr. Trips to the country by distance or by day. WHEN FLAG IS UP THE CAB IS DISENGAGED. All Messages left at BOCKAERT'S GARAGE will receive prompt attention. ' TRIPP SETTLEMENT. FORMERLY PART OF ORAM GORGE ESi TATE, EOR SELECTION UPON RENEWABLE LEASE. "TVTOTI'CE is hereby given that the J-" undermentioned land will ha opened for amplication on TUESDAY Bth March, 1910, under the Renewable Lease system, subject to the provisions of "The Land for Settlements Act, 1908." . ' TRIPP SETTLEMENT, formerly part of the Orari Gorge Estate, about 9 miles from Geraldine. The area to be offered comprises 26,857 Acres, subdivided into nineteen Agricultural Farms varying in size from 33 Acres to 253 Acres, at rentals ranging from £l2 Is to £6B IBs half yearly; and five Pastornl Sections varying from 1782 to 9896 Acres, at rentals ranging from £2B to £lB3 10s half-yearly. Sale Plans and full narticulars may be obtained from this Office. F. W. FLANAGAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands Office, Christchurch, 16th February, 1910.
Cure that Cold! You cannot afford to take chance* when a<«w doses of Carrageen Irish Moss will curij you. Refute to accept substitutes of Imita-tton».-There-is no remedy so safe, so sure and effective a3 BOHHINGTON'S IRISH MOSS
IT'S A HARD THING. Yes—it's a hard thing to get just what you want ip. your 6uit—until you come to George Daviest I ■ have studied the problem of bably more than any other man in New Zealand. My 555, 635, 755, Suits to Order are equal to what the merchant tailor charges you from £4 15s to £6 6s for. And you can prore it at my risk.; . AHthpugh I say it myself—and if I don't say it someone else will—it's a monument to my enterprise t3xat I am able io make this magnificent offer-' Pay Cosh and get a Better Suit! - Easter orders are fillingup already —better let me have yours. GEORGE DAVIES r . Tbe Modern Tailor. Corner of Arcadeand Stafford Street, Timaru. . - WANTED. EVERY Housewife to know that t'ie ZEALANDIA-Range makes cooking a ploasure, the coal bill small, the housewife's lot a happy one. It enables you to cook scones before-break-fast, arid to get hot water even before the fire's lighted in the morning (it is hot from the day before). . Write for Catalogue No. 25 to BARNIKGHAM AND CO;. Dunedia.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14141, 26 February 1910, Page 2
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