GENERAL NEWS
BEWARE' . , Spurious coins oro said to Bo in circulation in Tiinaru, several abopkeeptTs having discovered eome among their takings. Shillings, and two ehillmg nieces of load or Bomo other metal suitably silvered ore tho coins that have boon found. Tradesman would do well to keen a " weather eye " on all coin passed over the ooun* ter. MEBBACE FROM THE PRINCE OF WALEB. His Excellency the Governor has received the following reply to themessage of congratulation forwarded from Now Zealaud to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales on his birthday:— " London, June 28th.—Will you thanfc the Government and people of New Zealand from rao, and teU them I hope one day ,to bo able to visit thelf beautiful country. Edward, P."HOME RULE FUND. The treasurer (Mr D. Mahoney) ao knowledges the following subscriptions to tbo Home Rule Fund. Previously acknowledged, £278 Is; per Missos Mara and Riesoll £2 16s, Sym-> pathy £2, A. Burnott £l, W. D. Campbell, W. A. Pearson, and M< O'Brien 10s 6d each; G. J. Martin, S, Hayes and D. SMno 10s each, D. Brown, B. Sparrow, W. R. Tobin, F. Findlay and T. Niall 5s each, Daughter of Erin, D. Fraser and G. Wilkin* 2s Cd each; total to date, £2BB 11b. As tho lists will bo closed finally on Tuesday next, all those who wish to subscribe should do so before that date.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14482, 1 July 1911, Page 4
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229GENERAL NEWS Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14482, 1 July 1911, Page 4
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