TOWN & COUNTRY.
The Rev. D. C. Bates telegraphed ihe fallowing summary and forecast last night:—Strong northerly winds ha/e prevailed, and galus m parts southward of Cook Strait. The weather has been very warm, hazy, ajid showery generally; the barometer ha.s fallen low in the extreme south, and present indications are for high, northerly winds veering to westerly. The weather will probably be stormy southward of Kawhiti and Castle Point, especially in Cook and Foveaux Straits. Rain is probable generatlv, and rivers flooded on the West Coast. The barometer will probably fall everywhere, but rise soon temporarily in the extreme south.
The RosewiTt School will break un today. The, children are to be brought in to Caroline Bay for a picnic, :.r.d Mr Craigie, M.P., ha* been asked to present their school prizes to them there. He has agreed! to do so.
An interesting case will come before ihe Magjstrrate in the Tiniu.ru Civil Court to-day, when a localhrtn. will jeek to recover from a Rangitata farmer th& sum of £'-t being the amount »f damages snstained bv a mot-or-cvcle ridden by their traveller through" its heing run into hy defendant, who- it is alleged was drtvins a horae *r.d cart negligently and unskilfully. The funeral of the unfortunate seaman, Christopher Hosier, of the Pnkaki, took" place yesterday afternoon. representatives of the Ii.S.S. Co., and also the captain, officers atid crew of the s.B. Kaituna were present, as well as representatives from the Waterside Workers 7 Luiou. Some nice floral wreaths were sent by the officers and crews of the s.s. Rakanoa. »;9. Kaituna, and _ Waterside Workers' t nion. 1 lie service at the grave was conducted by the Kcv. Tremayne Curcow.
"Ue hav» x nice assortmeut of t*rtunie caskets, hand mirrors, silver, ivory, bona and tortolseshell manicure aets, ladies'" and hair brushes, cut glass bottles, shaviug sets, icv-hot fhislcs, thernio flasks, perfume sprays, and numerous other lines suitable tor Xtnas presents.—L. B. James, chemist. Jimaru.
In order to afford facilities for the transmission by telegraph of Chr.'stnuis and_ New Year greetings, special printed: forms may be obtained at the telegraph offices for u<e until the 2-Sth, an<l from the 27th to 3t.-t December, •such telegrams will be delivered at the principal telegraph offices ~n cards -bearing views of New Zealand .een.-rv, etc. A uniform charge of fj<l ror e -a -h telegram will be made, provided !.'m address and signature do" n,,fc rotna : n more than IX word.,. If t?:e text is varried in any wav, or other wonU ..d,|td thereto, the telegram will (>.. treated as an ordinary one, and charged for accordingly.
KODAKS FOR X3CAS. Xow is time when you mu.it ma let* u[> v*>iu' mmu what you will give v«mr friends for Christmas. For a hov or girl rxt> better article- can b*t 'i t! than a Brownie, and when it Is t\'("oll'ecteii that the**' vorv excvllt rit little cameras can be purrhaAMi at tc>>zu. 6a ea::h cost la not: vr-. Kr.tlaka in. from ."0s ;ir;d nrbat«*Tnr price you i-are t.. iavt-sc vn:i will gt't a carafra thoroughly worth the rnoncj—nm- chat will i_''v'r'".-at>fa -- tion from tht* Ti-'ry first (lay if i> Voir will s«> all th»> ruo-lcl ■. at tin' Kodak Depots. Baxter's l*har Tiniaru and Fairlie-...
The esecctivo of th» Dr Hfiny Jtission is furthering the oionts nocoasa-ry for t£o carryitits out c-f :ha mi.ssiin. Cotisenmut mi th.o tr. noefc .1 ir.s i'tness. the Rev. V». ISanmb.'r vrcy trndt.'red hi J iiifiacii.Tt as rhaii-ruiti r>f thi• tii>' Uf.' T Stin.iori appoio t.-,l in hiplace. It has Ikvu ih-ci ! to t-u----th& (;v ta- v fUff-jpcnk. char::!iva to" »•!■•»•!; tuo "r-ion-n-presoatativr's. Mr .1. W. has expressort his '■'• ti>'~ac-e'-.pt the position of conductor of the mission enoir.
Thp cluajsing of Christmas i* naually a plea.->nri', hnt this sea.-ion we arp iri a position to assist you more than usual. Our »p.<cial lines int'lmh' ha ml mirrors, cut glass h ittles. perfun; t > caskr-ta, silver mountpd hair brashes and combs, silv, r mounted and plain manicure i*>ts, p>.-r----fnrue nnlicarv hair bru.sii,-s. photo frames. Eiflotte safety razors, dressing; cu.s»'S. silver nwmntpd t>utf boxes, smelting .salt, botr.h-,-. t!tcrn:..s flasks and hnnflrfds of other lirn-j raiiKinj; in price from Is to ?TO. extend to you a. cordial invjtsi to inspect onr goods. Ri.iWr'« I'harmadaa, Tiwaru »nd Fairlie. M
! I'l'v. .r ;ir ; »i \--At,it!. utffif. t.l at the,' : I.U- -,--i n- tiler., i.tr i-v...1te.-y rob' or- * ! ies. .-soup, .1 ir..trt Cre.ittloUth gaol <.« i ; M'.ntl.»v nigh:, and Were .still at large , 1 yt-..t.-rday. | A iceering nt ratepayer.-, was held at ' Mr A. \V:iki n.,.n "> h >u-e \>v. l*r:day j tn_rlit to <L:-.i :» the ut £'>rrn.- | t ' :< water r a. e ,li,tr:et t.n the Kaka- | hit • :i tliv H ilae 'rem .ana! ntf . Mr jik-.tiiter .'.a, vet.-i t.» ! ; tlu- .-iiair ami M.-.-,.•> >kitmer. Kari. I ' ar:tl .a v.eie a; 'int-11 :i. etita- i m;t:e L . to i:,.L the {ir.:in.->-l intak-. to 1 eet I'urth-r ui:', rmatieu are! reii.trt to uti.ithfr Birtrt'tKv :•> it- h.-l<l early n: ; .lariiuiry. [ [ Th.' t'ertn. :iniy iiteet'iti.' "t the llruuU , ! f.t <l:_-e v, a - heii! iti the t'"re>tet\-.' Hall I Uwt n:;.ht. IIr<». HanUng-. An-h i Druid, pti l !e'l ..ver a Very fair at- ; i ternl.tma- el n eml.t-r-,. A e;i . d deal et ' - ; iti;_: leatur- tiu- tart that ..iitv three ; Lax.e h-.,-a , ;;l jt tr . i t , r . j the hie rn- nth. lit.,. I.ew S. .Lma> an- • I nolltleetl to the that tihe I'lttlv-il i ! Iriert.'My S.,e: t;>-s pienii- committee J | had ratt !a-t Thursday :ti_ - !it. aiitl that | were well in band, t !e i n.'ee- tt'.'.tt;s hav.K'j- ht ..Tt -e-.-ttreil. ! One brother joined the"!.,-due by elear. am-e. T!t,> Art-:. DrttM. t>.-fere' r:,.s:nr' the Led„e. v. th,'. v. -tnlsers a merrv Chri-ttiiaj an J a hat.pv Xe~ Year. " " Sunburn, so prevalent now during th.i Liot, ury vr- ather. can be prevent"- 1 . by r.;'p!yir.'j;_ _ht\o:td meal skin emollient b.fV-re out. It is a delightful tio.i-areasv preparation, sold by It G. Mtilcokason at tha Central pharinaey. ...
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14380, 21 December 1910, Page 5
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994TOWN & COUNTRY. Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14380, 21 December 1910, Page 5
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