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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14323, 13 October 1910, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "pAY WARD'S VJCTUR.ES. L OUR XKW SF.RJES. Oni- Ncu- Series. THE BFST OF ALL! RIO IMC JANEIRO. THE SHF.PHFRD'S DOG. Roosevelt at a Military Review. Persuasive Powers of a Revolver. )ui- Prices 6d, Is, Is Gd. Sales Rcid's. SKATING. IN THE OLYMPiA RINK. BLACK(Ludies die Hi'l'E CARNIVAL. White, Cents Black.) >ov I'uth. Another Reduction to give Learners a chance.—For the rest oi this season, Ball-bearhii; Skates iid. W. R. .McGRATH. Proprietor. MUNI CI I'A L CONCERT. ALEXANDRA SQUARE. THIS EVENING, AT 8. , IHHE SALVATION ARMY BAND March—"Convent Bells." Hvmn—'The Anerel oi' the Lord. March—"The Golden Shore " Selection—"Undivided Hearts." March—"The Mediant." Hymn—"Nearer my God to Thee. Song—"To the Harvest Field." March —"Trust in the Lord." D. VIRTUE. Town Clerk. CONGREGATIONAL CJTURCI (With Baptists Incorporated.)

REV. H. PERCY SCHLE.VCKER Of the London Mlssionarv Society. Now Guinea, ' "Will delivf-r mi Address. All are Invited. Collection. TLMARU POWER. AND SAILING BOAT CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING Held in tlie Excels: TOMORROW. J-lth Oct... at Business: To Consider tl l biliiy oT holding a. Rpgatt atteud;i nee requested. or Hotel 8 p.m. ALF. SOUTHERWOOD, Hon. Sec. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Will be liold on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 26th and 27th October. Entries Close ai follows: SHEEP, CATTLE AND PIGS, On SATURDAY Next, 15th October. All othor Entries on TUESDAY Next, 18th October. iohedule iwsted free on application. R, LESLIE ORBELL, Secretary. ASOCIAL and PRESENTATION will be given to Mr and Mrs A. Bisset. in the Mill'ord Schoolroom, TO-MORROAY (FRIDAY), the litli 14th Oct, G. CARTWRIGHT, CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. CANTERBURY METROPOLITAN SHOW.

9tn, 10th, and ink NOVEMUKR. ENTRIES CLOSE, ON SATIT,DAY" OCTOUKi! irv, Cantoi Christchiii 0. Is. PTCMBERTON,. Hecietw CAROLINE BAY. nn HIS KIOSK is now open for the L sujnily of Morning Teas. Break the monotony of the vr»Uc into Town by Morning Tea on After a Worrying Morning in ihe Shop or Office, have your Lunch at till BAY KIOSK. ~7OUR Afternoon Stroll will be made pleasant, by a. visit to BUDD'S TEA KIOSK, ON THE BAY:

J. SCOTT, VETERINARY SHOEING SMITH, Late of Pleasant Point, "TTAS commenced Business in Shaw's □L Blacksmith's Shop, lately occupied by Messrs Starrier and Co., ;.nd situated next Shamrock Hotel and Stone Stables. MR SCOTT lias '25 years' practical experience at the trade, lias taken many prizes for excellence in work, and guarantees satisfaction on all >obf; undertaken. All work will be executed under his own supervision, and this coupled with moderate charges, should earn him :i fair measure pf public suuDort