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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14353, 19 November 1910, Page 7

MOATE i CO. CEYLON, NEW ZEALAND. TASMANIA. WHAT IS THIS FASCINATION ? SIMPLY PUHITY : QUALITY : VALUE NELSON, MOATE CO TO WITHSTAND ALL THE ILicoiTl MAT! THAOINO FOR OVER 31 YEARS NOTICES. Great summer evening attraction. "KENTISH :: FAIR," ' "KENTISH :: FAIR," To be held in St. Mary's Hall and Vicarage Grounds, December Ist, 2nd, and 3rd. Entertainments: —Thursday Evening Special: Grand New Zealand Pageant. Friday and Saturday : H.igli Class Scenic Historical Tableaux, pid English Dances. Gymnastic Display. Action Songs, etc. Numerous Side Shows and Attractions for Old and Young, including Punch and Judy, Cocoanut Shies, Shooting Gallery, Talking l'arrots, etc. Grounds prettily illuminated,. Confetti Fete, and Bands in attendance. FOR SALE. JpAIIMS FOR SALE. 117 ACRES L.1.P., 3-roomed House, stables, windmill, etc. 40 Acres wheat, 9 Acres potatoes, 7 Acres turnips and mangolds; balance in grass; low rent. A bargain for £9OO. 277 ACRES L.1.P., 8-rooined House, dairy, stables, etc.; close to railway and school. Rent 8s per Acre. 300 ACRES L.1.P., 6-rooined House, and all necessary farm buildings. Must ibe sold as owner is leaving the bominion. Anplv: D. MAHONEY, Stafford St. A TRADESMAN leaving Timaru will sacrfiioe his home for £485, five rooms, bath, wash-house, etc, 1 acre, lovely view of bay and surroundings, about £SO deposit, and balance as rent. IMMEDIATELY, f " herald office. 0 R s A L E. l-6th ACRE, new 5-roomed House, bath room, li. and c. watetr, all conveniences. This House is recently built, and the price is'low.' Terms £SO deposit, balance as rent. i ACRE,9-roomed House, all modern conveniences, situated within 5 minutes walk of-railway station. No reasonable offer refused, o r will exchange for smaller house. NEARLY J ACRE, 7-roomed House., all modern conveniences, situated in the heart of th<j town. A cheap property. THREE 4 AGRE level sections, Waiiti Road, £220. Early application necessary. Apply: D. MAHONEY, Stafford St. LOBT AND FOUND. Some time ago, a GOLD BAND RING, with initials E.L. in old English Lettering. Finder rewarded on returning to THIS OFFCE. J~^OST — LADY'S SMALL BLACK LEATHER PURSE, containing Cash, on Friday Afternoon, between McCahon's Store and Hessel St., Craigie Avenue. Finder rewarded by returning to MRS FENTON,, 7 Buchanan St., "West Belt. I~^OST — ~ CHEQUE, No. 65136, on Bank of x Australasia, for £4. Payment Stopped. WILLIAM COOPER. L° ST ~ BROWN PONY, with' CW on; bang tail and hog mane. Seen on Arowhenua - Point Road' on rriday morning. Finder please inform or return to S. F. SMITHSON.