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

NOTICES. THE PRESBYTERY of "Timnru will MEPrr at TIMARU on TUESDAY. IStla rust., at 11.1.0 a.m. A. BRUCE TODD. Clerk. Gernklmo. 15th October, 1910. NOTICE. A MEETING of those interested in the formation of a. Tennis Club in Makikilii will he he-lJ in ibc Library Flail, ou WEDNESDAY, (>!-f 19th, at 7.K0 p.m. A lull muster is requested. A. U \ |.'!L. N. CEANKV. Convenors. LI. intt*resl«il in tho BUII.DIN'C TRADE are at the Builders' Rooms, on THURSDAY, 20th inst.j at S p.m. Business: Carpenters' and Bricklayers' Award. PHILIP FOSTER, President S.C. Builders' Association. TIIK NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Incorporated in England under th< Companies Acts and in New Zea land by Special Act- of the Gen eval Assembly. L'aph'al subscribed £1,500,n0r L'APJTAL PAID CP ... £oUU,OO< LiBSERYE FUND ... £460, tM ISSUE OF uO.OiiO SHARES OF £7 10: EACH. TJROPRIETORS are hereby inform JL ed that tlie Share Ceitiiieaf.es md Warrants for Interest due to 30tl September. are now ready for issue md may bo obtained at- the Branciie: :>f the Bank in exchange for relative Application Receipts and Ailotmem Lecters. JAMU3 COATES, General Manager. Wellington, 15th Oct., 1910. NOTICE. ANY PERSON Felling; or Removing any Timber, without Permission from any of the Board's Plantations near Raincliff or Sherwood Downs WILL BE PROSECUTED. E. H. TEMPLER, Cierk, Mount Peel Road Board.

FUNERAL NOTICE. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late John Wilson are respectfully informed that his funeral will leave his ialo residence, North Street, TODAY (Tuesday, October 18th),' at 3 p.m., for the Timaru C'c.netevy. No ilowera. Yv. J. LISTER, Telephone 142. Undertaker.

FUNERAL NOTICE. RIENDS are respectfully informed that the funeral of the lute Jolui Elliott will leave his Son's residence. Mr I). Elliott. Glen-iti, on AVEDXESDAY, Oct. 19tli, at 11.30. Tor interment at the Pleasant Point Cemetery, about 2 p.m. J. RADCLIEKE. Vndenaker. r.£W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT OAMARU, 20th and 21st OCTOBER. IJOLIDAV EXCURSION TICKETS -3—B- will he issued to Oamaru i'rotn Tr.nani. Dunedin and intermediate stations, including branches, on l!)th and 20th October, aiui bv trains arriving at Oatnara up to 1.40 p.m. on 21„st October, available for return till 26th October. On 20th and 21st October, the even. and I kSnr' tiCUWs 506 I>oSte « WERRY'S PRIVATE HOTEL, TIMARD M. WERRY, PROPRIETRESS. nuui_ii-uni uaraaru to Timunt will start at 5.35 p.m., and arrive at Timaru at .) p.m. It will stop opposite tbe Oamaru Racecourse to pick up pasqt'.'Tl' fpeciaJtrains will leave Sttidliohne foe annate at G.:{o p m and \Yaimato forStndbolme -,t 7 j P.m. -Ibe eyeniiiu train from Studholine to aihao Downs will start at n in'' : ' ud amve Waihao Downs BY ORDER.

SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for , -Travellers within one hundred yards Railway Station, LIBERAL TABLE. LUNCHEON, ONE SHILLING. £550 A YEAR, LIVING GIVEN AWAY. N.I. COUNTRY P.O. STORE must be sold owing to Family Health. THIS is a splendid business witK 110 near-by opposition, lucrative mail contract, and situated in fast developing district. Large Store and Dwelling, also "Whare." Mail Contract about pays all expenses. Very complete Stock and Plant. Owner must leave before hot weather sets in, owing to wife's health. Profit averages over £550 p.a., and £7OO to £BOO cash gets it. Fullest investigation in- ' vited. Full particulars from the Agents, N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Box 21G. CKRISTCHTJRCH. 1S S M. T. CLARKE, Dressmaker, and Costumier®, Arthur Street. Late of Wellington