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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14238, 2 July 1910, Page 1

jgOOKS FOR THE FIRESIDE. Proverbs and Saws,9d. Little Bits of Mirth and Wisdom, 9d. Thoughts and Maxims, 9d. Black and White Academy Pictures, Is 6d. Pall Mall Academy Pictures, Is 6d. Elusive Isabel, 3s' 6d. A Modern Chronicle (Churchill), 3s 6d. Keziah Coffin, 3s 6d. Moraine: Star (Haggard'), 3s 6d. Alexander Gosoel Hymn Book (enlarged-). Is 3d. I." rr„ R + „„| r M T. WA6STAFF & CO.. EDUCATIONAL booksellers AND STATIONERS. BEVERLEY NURSERY WAI-ITI ROAD. Geo. e. knowles begs to announce that he has taken over the above well-known NUBSERY, till lately carried on by bis father, the late Geo. Knowles, and trusts to receive a Fair Share of Support. Only the Rest V»rieH<™ of FRTTTT TEEES, ROSES. SHR ÜBS, nnd HERBACEOUS PLANTS will he Stocked. WREATH?. BOTTQUETS, and FLORAL EMBLEMS made up at Shortest Notice, and at Reasonable Pri.es. Remember now is the time to Order for thia Season's Planting. GEORRE E7~ KNOWLES, BEVERLEY NURSERY. TALI A STUDIO. For abtistto and lifelike PORTRAITURE Visit this Studio. Highly Finished and Artistic Portraits by any process. A SPECIALTY is made of large ancl fcgWy finished ENLARGEMENTS. Everv class of work undertaken. AMATEURS' WORK AS USUAL. Operator: J. ERNEST PI6OTT, F OR SALE—--250 ACRES FREEHOLD, well fenced, watered by running stream. S-Roomed House, 10-stalled Stable, Granary, and Orchard. £25 per acre. Easy terms. 28 ACRES L.1.P., 5-Roomed House, good Stable: 90 tons potatoes grown on 6 Acres this year; close to school and railway station. To be sold cheap. 420 ACRES FREEHOLD, well fenced and watered, new 6-Roomed House and Outbuildings. Stable, and Shed; close to school and post office. Easy terms. H M. STONYER, ARCADE, LAND AND MACHINERY AGENT.

SALE— / ] 92 ACRES FREEHOLD and about 60 ACRES RIVER BED, leasehold at 30s per annum. There is a good S-roomed Dwelling with every convenience, Granary, and other Outbuildings. The Land is some of the best in South Canterbury. There is 14 Acres now sown in .Wheat, and. 14 Acres Oats and Italian Ryegrass. About 100 tons Man colds and two Acres Swedes. Crops and Roots thrown in. Terms £9OO Cash, balance can remain on Mortgage for a term of years. J. Wallace, ARCADE.

Seed Wheat. Seed Oats. \E have pleasure in advising far- , . raers that we have in Stock Choice Seed Lines of the following Grain. The Seed has been selected from lines undamaged by weather, and selected from various districts, affording best possible changes suitable for the requirements of South Canterbury Soils. ALGERIAN OATS. GARTON OATS. DANISH OATS. DUN OATS. RED TUSCAN WHEAT SOLID STRAW TUSCAN WHEAT RED CHAFF WHEAT. VELVET WHEAT. BORDIER WHEAT. There 5s considerably demand for Seed Grain of quality, and ive request Farmers to ord«r their requirements early. Canterbury Farmers' Cooperative Assn. LIMITED. ' 5. P. NEWMAN, General Manager. LAUNDItr. iTRS YOUNG, trf 58 Theodocia St. jI.JL Shirts and Cellars, Dresses, also Curtains, Lacea aiid all kinds of Finery done equal to neve. Also undertakes DYEING AND CLEANING of all kinds. Corner Church and Theodocia Sts LATE OF LOUGH ST. FOR ALL FRESH FRUITS in season, Langdon and Steele's Small Goods, POULTRY ready for the table, and FRESH CREAM, try A. E. BUTT, THE FRUITERER. Stafford St. North, OPPOSITE BOWIE'S. P. O'HAGAN, BRICKLAYER, ' IS prepared to undertake BRICK AND CONCRETE WORK in any part of Town ov Country. Jobbing Work promptly attended to. Rates moderate. Prices anoted on all jobs. Address: RATHMORE STF.EET. TIMARU.