Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14154, 14 March 1910, Page 6

Only one thing in the World can be had for nothing:—TßOUßLE! How Ridiculous then, to buy Boots w hose .only mission seems to bo to bring more trouble! Buyers never buy trouble, they buy Co mfort, Ease and Satisfaction. Of course you can be happy without "Health'-' Boots, but you can be a great deal happier with them. SOLE AGENTS: IHMMH 'Phone No 236. COOKHAM HOUSE. NOW PROCEEDING! Look at a few of the Prices. Men's Box Calf Bals. welted from Ms 6d. fa' Mwrs Chrome Ik.ls. 'lO, G.l. Men's Shooicrs, from 9s Gd. ».,- Women's, Glace Ms 6d, 11; fid, usual nru-e 1-js Od, 16s 6d. •-,•< Vr'uraei's Giaco Loiv Boot.-., from 9- u'd. r '< Women's Chrome Button and Lace Boots, all i'.m.. Pric-o S., (id. j-.; Women's; Ghic-o Shoes iu Button, and Strap, frum os txi. frg The Famous Queen Quality Boots, B! ack and Tan, 18s, usual price t?m 22s Gd. £f Queon Quality Shoes, Black and Tan, 16s 6d, usual price 21s 6d. gf Ladies' l:'vetii;?c Shoes, from Is 6d. All other Lines uquallv reduce POLISH 4 TINS FOll Is! During Side all Men's Boots will be fir ted with Square rubber 1 FREE OF COST! ROLL UP EARLY AND SECURE SOME OP THE BARGAINS —FROM THE—ip^ii^i^i^^giai BRICK AND PIPE MANUFACTURER, HAS great pleasure in informing Engineers, Architects, Builders, Plumbera. Contractors, and the Public, that they are ALLOWED by the rac?^T^ ou S h Council to USE HIS TIMARU-MADE PIPES AND ACCESSORIES FOR HOUSE CONNECTIONS TO THE SEWERS and other works in Timaru. H. B. KIRK ia prepared to supply all Boroughs. Countv Councils, and ?°*? T Boards, and the Public in South Canterbury and North' Otago, at the LOWEST RATES. 0 „ TT1 „ SAND AND SHINGLE ON SALE. , SOLE AGENT IN SOUTH CANTERBURY FOR STAR BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT AND HYDRAULIC LIME. ALSO FOR T.T. AND O.K. OAMARU STONE. TESTS OF MY 6-INCH PIPES BY PROFESSOR SCOTT, OF THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, Canterbury College, Christchurch, via.— Resistance to internal pressure, OOlbs per square inch. Resistance to external pressure, viz., load at which pipes commenced to crack, 8.5 tons. Load at, which pipes collapsed, 7.18 tons. STEAM BRICK, PIPE, & POTTERY WORKS, Telephone 76. 33MARU. Telephone 78,

BX GEXTIKQ THOSE! WALLS COVERED .WITH DHHIBY, ARTISTIC, WALLPAPERS. YOB we aa Old as You Feel, aad your »urroundiagß Eave a great effeoS „, , on -Xowr Feelings. Therefore, m»k« the Home Bright, Chase ont the Shadows, ssySnag again and live. I CAN HELP YOU in thia respect. A VISIT TO MY NEW SHOW will convince you that I have the LARGEST AND MOST VARIED S WON OF WALL PAPERS AND FRIEZES IN SOUTH CANTERBURY MY MEN ARE EXPERTS AT THEIR TRADE, AND MY PRICES WILL BE FOUND MOST REASONABLE. SBTIMATEB GIVEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF. WOR& QA E E OR mBI TH, EaPERE'ANQINQS WAREHOUSE, CAIN'S TERRACE. (TELBPHONS SSL the rest in a workaday office, but a sympathetic Government does offer a solatium, the daily 30s aa travelling allowance. tons of butter, of which 13,924 tons were from New Zealand, 88J201 tons from Denmark, 20,665 tons from Fjance, 30,085 tons from Russia, | 15,007 tons from Sweden. New Zealand's supply is "but a drop in the bucket." Of the wool imports SO3 million pounds, Australia supplied 313 millions, and New Zealand 176 V millions, British .South Africa and India 172 millions. Of the total supply nearly 22 per cent, was from New Zealand, nearly 61 per ce.tit from Australasia., , and over 82 per cent from British territory. Argentine also, the next 3ar- | post purveyor, though, not British ter- : ritory, is known to be to a large ex- ■ tent to be worked by British capital. | lul >""» nuijui Kim/ iToiimiouiiy, xnerei for the Mother Country is fairly independent of the foreigner. INSECTIBANE is sold in tins only. There are five sizes. Messrs Fairbairn Wright, and Co., are wholesale Special ¥aloe IN fiSENS' OVERCOATS. AIS New Goods. TIMARU AND TEkuKA, K t*wpiw ™ MACHINE U. COMPANY (New Zaalandj want people to make hosiery fr jr them, whole or spare xnne, in thpjj own homes ; mate £1 a week; previous experience not necessary; constant employment all the year round.—Write at'oucu. Bos 784. Wfcilinsrton. *