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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14322, 12 October 1910, Page 6

i o-. Vases asid E^rcw.es, WE Al\V. LA NO IXO THIS WF.KK A AXD in 01,-is l : Hi; FLOWhU STA.\D as illustniUd. \l'2a ')<!. *' • i'■ A.-'.KORTMTCNT OK VASKS i'- I*!!'""; fi'ojfi 4n to <Jfj j?. ■ > 01.in Willi'.*, tiri'J THI'O COFLVKfI .IKWKLLERY STORK STAFFORD ST.

Residents of Fairlie READ ! A. Cooper, Painter, Decorator & Plumber, FAIRLIE "WHY SEND <SO MiL'/.y. TO HA V K YOUR work done v;j;k:; vot;r FELI.OW TO V.'N'SMA.V AV/AI'IS your oR L E All Ivir.d:-, <A J J ».j :r.}/. n'i jJ-vv.r&t-ing Work ( ;-t v. r : Nretire. ?',r r;. jobs. Hot and (>M r--ni-'.-r. /."rtylsn© Ga.s, Batljs, r.nd 0.-rrnsa:/ 'i Tnnks installed by Cor/U/Otent Track-smec. LEADING ! AS A GENERAL STORE, BAKERY & COi'IFECTiQNER —is— J. O'Dowd's. In the Store ore full first-class Stocks of Groceries, Stationery, Ironmongery, Brushware, Crockery, and Oils, at Prices which will savo you money. The Fairlie Bread lias a reputation founded on solid merit. Wedding and Birthday Cakes t-o Order on Shortest Notice. Customers are waited on twice weekly and Goods delivered to any part of tli' 1 District. P.O. Bos, SI. 'Phone, 24.

FAjRLtEHOTEL, E. J. SMITH, PROPRIETOR. HAS ploa3tiro in announcing that he has taken over tho above wellknown Hotol. 'fho Travelling Public will Cnd that Holism is run on the bust lines. First-class Accommodation at a rt.-a.-sonnblo Tariff. GOOD MEALS AND TIIF, BEST BRANDS OF ALES AND LIQUORS ALWAP-S ON TAP. . . VARNi'SHINK," tlie Txlish for Tan Boots and Linoleums. !'.os:esc, Quickest, Brightest. 6d pei LADIES' AND CENT'S TAILOR, E. J. SMITH, Proprietor. I'm.

Goodwin's Buildings, FAIRLIE. GOOD MATERIALS! .. .. G OOD WORKMANSHIP! AND GOOD FIT! —AT—REASONABLE PRICED MGKO, the Great Cough Cure—acta like magic. Is 6d, Grocers and Chemists.

TO THE RESIDENTS OF AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. ill y GENERAL STO REKEEPERS. Carried BOOT 3. COAL, AND Full Stocks aro GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, FIREWOOD ® tol ' 6 ' s s 'tuated just at Rail-vrav Station, and csving to no Cnrtnge Charges they can sell at TIMARTI PRTCES. All Roods delivered to any part of the district. Regular Routes are now being formed. C. E. FEATKERSTONE. jMANAGER.

90s, 955, and £5 ss. 3M§tt 6® £§Sp! lIS ft/' lis $35 m T*S5Sr3

DUNLOP TYRES Still Winning the Big Events. BATITURST-SYDNEY ROAD RACE. TJMARU-CHRISTCHTJRCH Road Race. BKVIiIiLEY-PERTH Road Race. Ist on "Dunlops."' First 0 on "Dunlops." Every Rider but Sth finished on 'Dunlops.'' First 7 and 2 Fastest Times on Dunlops." Ist on "Dunlops/* Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, imd Ist Fastest'TimSa OURTSTOHURCH TO DUNEDIN, 241 ,r,iie3, « Official » R^ordl A. BIRCH, on DU>iLOF TYRES/ 1 came throuch over +hn i nowly-metalled roads without a single puncture Si 121 WORCESTER ST., CHRSSTCHURGHI °- AND AT MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, ADELAIDE, BRISBANE,. . ma r[.-R TU GOULBURN-SYDNEY R.oad Race. GEORGETOWN-ADELAIDE Road Race. AVARRNAMBOOL-MELBOTJRNE Road Race. Dunlop Rubber Co, of Australasia Ltd.,