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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14283, 25 August 1910, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. [South Canterbury Coursing j Club. G<rand farewell meeting, f imo, i CHAMPION; MAIDEN STAKE, ! To V> run ! TO-DAY. I AT Of. SP h and !ir. i DOCS FROM ALL PARTS of the Dominion arc Nonuiiiitijiji for our -Valuu'ne Cup, and oti)er Trophies. including i'oi) STAKE MONEY. Admission rr> all I'arfv of rile Ground, ONE SHILLING. J. rodgers, Hon. Sec. SIX-A-SIDE TOU RN A MENT. PARK RECREATION GROUNDS (.Next- I i<ispiLa! >. A Grand Afternoon's Sport. TO-DAI THURSDAY, AUGUST 23tli, 1910. A GREAT AFTERNOON'S SPORT. Senior Ladies, >enior Men, Junior Ladies, and Junior Men competing l?firc.«.lnnfni.< r.n the Ground. Admission —Gents. Is: Ladies. 6d. STARTS l.yo P.M. S.C. HOCKEY SI B-ASSOCIATION. A. ROLELTSON. Hon. Secretary LOST AND i'OUND. LOSIBROWN RETRIEVER DOG swers to name of " Sinner.'' Anyone found retaining .same after this dale will be prosecuted. Reward. ■ Apply: STONE STABLES. L/ ST - A GOLD CHAIN BRACELET, on Wednesday Afternoon. Finder rewarded on returning to THIS OFFICE. SWEET MEWS. j. REID, TI-LK I\U ACTiCAL CONFECTIONER Siail'nrd St., Next- Cullniann's. Announces that ]to has taken over the u)u oiL;ibli.shcd bnsiiiu:s'< and LonnoL-tiun carried on by and lately by A!r The :>rcm;sos aro tituaiod next rn tho Theatre iioya], and it U the ;nrt• i(l:<>r «j; iho nuvr ]hhji;jr to inMai a completely up to date ioiiy boii--1 jiil: ar.d cunl't'i tie.nciy >!am eCjiial i'or its si:-:c to anything to H* iound in tire .Dominion.

Spi-rial nfiojstiou will bo given to supply in Si tin- trade and in quality, price, and expedition in delivering orders, there will ho no reason whv LOCAL INDUSTRY sliou id not be encouraged. § & e e Ot)vj j Cullmann's and next Theatre ! iic.a!'i[. \j ELLULOID BALLS, 3d, 6d. and Sd. TENNIS BALLS. Gd and Is. CRICKET HALLS, <i.l. Is, 2s, 3s. AYOOL BALLS, 3d and Gd. At — GEO!! G E P E A I? SON'S FANCY AA'AREKOI'SE. In Full Swings mT-IE CHEAT TiEDT'CTiON SALE _H_ at the Indian iM:ip::riuin. prior lo opening !■:' a Simp in Christchun-ii. is now in full swing. and our Patrons are delighted at- ll'.e Bargains procurable. -\s our Sale ends on the 31st, an early call is advisable. Some of our Icailui" lines are: — Kimona Dressing Gowns, now Gs Gd. Crepe Tea. Jackets. 7s Gd and 8s 6d. Camel Hair Mats. 24 s. Cashniere Embr. Curtains, 28s Gd pair. Cevlon Lare Yokes and Collars, 5s Od and 9s Gd. Cevlon Lace Ties 2 s 3d. 3s 3d, 7s 9(1 and lis Gd. •Tap Crepe 30 ineli. Is 6d. Splendid Tussore Silk. 30- inch, 3s 6d. A.ls<i Black and Vtliite Silk, 27inch and ■lo ineh. EMBROIDERED DRESB- - v;; 1 i!s. 3 only Tussore Silk Ltuhr Drosses, ro-<]!it-od to 21s, 27s Gd and 31).5. 1 Holland do., drawn thread worked, only 3(Js. I Cashmeru 0., enibr., only 30s. <lo.. beantif nllv worked, from 17s Gd. IYORETTE PICTURES REDUCED. St. Mary's Church, now 8s 6d. Burns' Cottage, Gs Gd. Aukl Brig o' Doon 7s Gd. Twa Brigs, Ayr, os Gd. Cottar's Saturday Nighth, 12s. lam'« Ride, 9s Gd, etc. DON'T FORGET!! SALE ENDS IN A FEW DAYS NOAV 1 E._ HurdSey & Son; STAFFORD ST. - - Opp. BEGG's'. PLEASANT POINT"! Having taken over as a. going concern the Coat hbuildiiig and AVlieelwright Business so long carried on by A:r George AYinter, I will do my best by strict attention to business and reasonable- charges to maintain the support and patronage whioli the late firm has obtained. I liavo had sixteen years experience at Lij trade with some of the best hrms in Australia and the Dominion, and all work will he turned out under my own supervision. Charges moderate. Firstclass coach .painting done on the premises. E. T. LIENE.RT, Pleasant Point. As I have disposed of my business and goodwill to Air Lienert. I have every confidence in recommending hint to nt'v | old customers and friends, whom I also wish to heartily thank for the support 1 accorded me. GEORGE AA'INTER, Pleasant Point