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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14363, 8 February 1911, Page 7

■When TinfTtrmg let us undertake the handling of yonr baggage. We oollect it from your residence, _ ohfick it through to destination and deliver it to your new address by the time you are there. You avoid tlie usual holidsy scramble for luggage an< * the charge in comparison with the scrnco rendered is trifling. N.Z. EXPRESS Co.. Baggage Amenta..►

HENRY PATENTS HUGHES. Christohnrch* L- 35 s. JACKSON, Stafford Str«el. Tim&ru Repreeentati*®. jp" O R BA, h ®- 101 ACRES, First-class Land stone formation) miWivided into b paddocks, all well fenoed. and watered. Buildings comprise: New House, Four large Rooms, Scullery, Woshhouse, mcnt Shed, Granary, Stables, Shearing Shed Sheep \ards, etc. Plantation of about 100 trees, situation only 7 nules from Pleasant Point, on good rood. OTIPUA ROAD.—One Acre with modern 5-Roomed Dwelling, Bathroom, Scullery, Washhousp and Coal-house. The grounds are ' nicely laid out m Lawns, Garden, and Orchard. 260 ACRES, with new 5-Roomed House, Scullery, Dairy, Waslihouse, Trapshed, Chaff-house and Cowshed. 180 Acres in grass, balance stubble. This property is 3 miles from Hook Railway Station, and ii miles from Yvaimate, . Terms in all pases if required. GEORGE BOWKER, Sand & Estate Agent. VEGETABLES FOR THE WINTER. P. G. ALLEN, p. G. ALLEN, AS a good supply of the following - Plants, Savovs Brocoli, Kale, Brussels Sprouts, Red Cabbage, Drumhead Cabbage, Leeks and CelAU clean, Healthy, and Well-grown. Inspect my Nursery at Maori Jlill, when TOU will find something to interest you. All Floral Work as usual. P. G.~ALLEN, Stafford Street, Timaru. 'Phono 238. H O AN APOLOGY. WING to the difficulty in arranging stocks the opening of the TIMARU BRANCH Of BALKIND'S LE MARCHE has been unavoidably postponed. Matters are now well forward, and tho shop will be opened in the oourss of ft few Weeks. W. BALKIND. CHRISTCHTJRCH. LOST AND FOUND. From Hotel, St. Andrews, BLACK and WHITE GREYHOUND, about 8 months old. Reward on communicating his where--4boU* HOTEL, St. Andrews y^osT— Between Holme Station and Southburn School, BLACK and TAN COLLIE DOG, answers to the name of Glen. Finder Rewarded. R. PARRY, Salisbury. WANTEDS. Dressmakers. Wanted Competent Bodice and Coat Hands. —J. Ballantyne and Co. WANTED at Once for Fairlie— Kitclmmeaid 255. C-ook private £l, Parlourmaids 15s, Generals li_s 6d, 15s, Lady Helps 12s (3d and 15s; Cave, Helps las and 12s Gd. Apply, Mrs Cornelius. Telephone, 410. TANTED Lodgings for Gent'eW man with Sitting Room, central. Apply by letter, " F," Herald Office.: WAITING Engagements Good Experienced Housekeepers, Barmaid and Waitress. Also Rooms to let Apply, Mrs Cornelius. Telephone, 410. FOR SALE.—Sections Waimataitai, from £45 to £7O, quarter-acre ■■at'h- 5 Sections, Ros 3 Street, £65 oaoli.— Charles Bowker, Licensed Land Broker. WANTED at Once for Town—Good Generals, 17s 6d and los; Hotel Housemaid, 17s Gd, lio washing; Housemaid 15s, Kitolionmaids £l, Young Girl to assist, Wardsmaid tor Private Hospital. Apply, Mrs Cornelius, opposite Ballmityjio's. UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. TATE'S STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FISH, POULTRY, GAME AND OYSTER DEALERS. FISH and Oyster Luncheons and Suppers a Specialty; obtainabls at All Hours. Private Rooms for Ladies. FRESH and SMOKED FISH supplied in any quantity. All Town and Country Orders by Telephone, Wire, or Letter, Promptly Attended to. YOUR PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Telephone No. 123.