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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14521, 17 August 1911, Page 2

HAVE MONEY TO LEND on approved freehold eocurit:« urns to euil tk"--"—~" MONEYS TO LEND. ON APPROVED FREEHOLD OECURITIES; nlgo Money* to * >n Approved Second Mortgage*. it. at Lowest Current Rates, lal repayable by instalments if desired. PERRY. PERRY ft KINNERNEY. Solicitors. Tiniaru. RAYMOND AND RAYMOND, SOLICITORS, TIM ABO. RAYMOND, RAYMOND & BARKLIE, '"oiieitura, tjoraldine. TAYE MONEY TO LEND ON -O- FREEHOLD SECURITY. Loans repayable in lustalruenta f.t Borrowers' option. J. HAROLD MOORE. BARRISTER AHD SOLICITOR, Stafford Buildinei, STAFFORD ST., TIMABU. Trust Moner* to Lend on Approved Securities. HAVE TRUST MONEYS to Lend on Approved Free, hold Securities at Current Bates of Interest. .WALTER SHAW, Solicitor. Hay's Buildings. Stafford St, f HAVE TRUST and other MONEYS J. to advance on Land and ether Securities at Lon itatee of Interest, repayable by instalments if desired by Borrowers. J. W. WHITE, SOLICITOR. TIMARTJ. MR AXEL NEWTON, ORGANIST, CHALMERS CHURCH, Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, Voice Production and' Harmony. Address: 77 ELIZABETH STREET. Particulars also at the Dresd»™

MR ALFRED W. V. VINE, F.R.C.0., A.R.C.M.. L.R.A.M., Vocal Examiner for the N.Z., Education Department, January, 1911. Tuition given on Organ and Pianoforte, in Singing, Voice Production, Theory of Music, Harmony and Counterpoint, Elementary and Advanced. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Candidates prepared for the Vocal Tests required, for Class D a—* Class C. Term begins from Ist 1 son. Railway Concessions to Country Pupils. Address —Gknelg, Sarah Street. Lessons. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Railway Concessions to Country Pupils. Address: 31 /LATTER STREET. TIMARU COLLEGE OF MUSIC. H. NEVItL-SMITH. SINGING— Personal Pupil of Jacqn Bouhy,formerly leading Bass, 11-12, 4-5. at Sophia Street 37. Ter -t Becirs. and H. NevilLSmrth,. DANCE SEASON—I9II. MR J. H. COOMBB SUPPLIES BANDS for Ball*, Weddings, Garden Parties, eto. Address—BANK STREET. DANCE ORCHESTRA. "R LOCK WILLIAMS'S Popular . Band may be engaged for Balls, Socials, etc., at 218 Stafford Street, next Tate's. Anv numl —' * isupplied. Mr Willia ""gagements for Piano only. Engage rly as numerous dates are \EA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS MORNING, 10 to 12: Beef Tea and Roll. LUNCHEON: 12 to 2 pra.— (Sat. 11.30 a.m.) Pull Course Luncheons a. Speciality. AFTERNOON: Tea, etc., with Hot Scon< Cakes, etc., Sandwio] Dainty Cakes. * LIGHT TEAS, GRILLS, ETC., 5 to Cakesi, eto., for Sale and to Order. Pasoall'a Delicious Sweets in Oval Tins, eto. Visitors may Reserve Tables without extra charge. Rooms are available for "Afternoons" and "Evenings" fcy arrangement. Jack Johnson v, Bombadier Welis OCTOBER 2nd, 1911. SEATING ACCOMMODATION 100,000 Book Early the Following Lines, 3 Sets Gloves, 27s 6d, NOW 21s 6d. 3 Sets Gloves, 30s Od, .NOW 24s 6d. 3 Sets Gloves, 25s Od, NOW 19s (Id 1 Set Gloves, 36s Gd, NOW 27s 6d. 1 Set Gloves, 13s od, NOV," lis Od. 2 Sets Gloves los 6d NOW 13s ed. 2 Punch Balls 26s Od NOV,' 2«s Gd. 1 Punch Ball 21s 6c'.. NOW 17a e-d. 1 Punch Ball 2U Oil, NOW 18s Od. SADDLER AND TOURISTS' OUTFITTING DEPOT. StaSord Street, North, 'Phone 177.