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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14327, 18 October 1910, Page 1

Prepare for V" II AS. CHE ER, 19 LO, By Purchasing PLUM .PUDDING JEWELLERY. SILVER EiNCJ. BUTTON AMD THIMBLE, ONLY Is 6d THE SET. John McNab, THEATRE BUILDINGS. EGYS' CLOTHING. SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM THE IvAIAPOI Mi U.S. THE Latest- in Norfolk. Suffolk, Hussar. Cambridge and Sailor :'cyl"s. Prices from Os -<l up. Also Special Purchase oi' Conway and Varsity Suits in the most up-to-date Prices from Ss 9d to 21s. O'ROURKE. OUTFITTER, PAREORA BUILDINGS. REASONS. W'iiv von should plant - RELIANCE" Seeds and. Plants. Ist—Their Puritv. 2nd—Their Quality. 3rd—Their Rehabilbility." 4th—Their Beautiful Etl'eet in the Garden. The other 9o Reasons _ you will easily discover by a trial of the Plants themselves. Am on 2 others wo liavo the following NOW READY:— Tomatoes. Vegetable Marrows. Nasturtium, double. Clirysantheums, Segetum. Cliry s anth emu m s. Stocks. Heliotrope. Lobelia. Cosmos. "Wallflower. Asters. Petunias. Phlox 'Perennial. Dorouicum (Harper Crewe). Pansies. And others in season, all thoroughly hardened off. Fiorai V/ork as usual. W. F. (13 Years' with Nimmo and Blair.) Seed and Plant Merchants, d TIMARU. | Opposite Hutton, Bookseller. « 'Phone 451. J AGENCY. WE have been appointed Agents for the " 1 1 RAKf> " Patent SAI'T/n G \S LIGHT MACHINE, which supersedes all other Lights. This Machine will give you 1000 CANDLE POYt Lrv for twopencG per hour while Petrol can bo bought at Is Gd per gallon. The Machine is clean, non-odorous, and is absolutely safe, and only requires -li't by 2ft floor space. Write for Pamphlets and Specifications. There are no bv-produets nor oifensive smell. WANTED FOR A CLIENT— A SMALL PLACE of o to 10 ACRES, with House, 2 or 3 miles out. Will exchange for House of 5 Rooms and nearly J-Acre of ground oil Main South Road as part payment; hot and cold water laid on and tubs ; or will sell the House and Section at a reasonable price. John Gale & Co., AGENTS, TIMAR/O. BEVERLEY NURSERY. TTTF. Sharp Frosts are over, Jind now is the Time to Plant Tomato Plants, Annuals, Asters, Stocks. Phlox Drummondi, Margucliie, Carnations, Nemesia, Strumosn, Calceolarias. etc. 1 have a Fine Lot t,t well hardened Plants. I also have a Fine Collection of CHRYSANTHEMUMS, including the newly Imported EARLY FLOWERING VARIETIES, which give a wealth of Bloom during the latter part of March and April. These would be a decided acquisition to any garden. WREATHS, BOUQUETS, etc., done up on Shortest- Notice. GEORGE E. KNQWLES, BEVERLEY NURSERY. WAI-ITI ROAD. Baking Powder, r-l----%_J vra.ru ee'iablo. One qriality o;;,, the Best. ill Grocets itcd Etorrieetier*«