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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14655, 24 January 1912, Page 2

QUALITY EIGHT. PRICES EIGHT. At HARffiLYN'S, •OANANAS, 12, 20 :m<l 35 for I*. it} Ap;-icnts -Id lb. Peaches 4d H>. 3d lb. Finest Grapas Is Hi. .liot-lipi.ii-0 Tomatoes lod lb Cherries (Id lb Cucumbers from CJ each; alsc Or.nnccs, Lemons Apples and Pears. Order j-iiiir Jam t'Yuit now. Lowest quotations in aoplicatiou to: J- HAMLYN, . STAFFORD ST. NORTH. TENDERS will be re ? V teived at tho Public Works Office, until NOON, on SATURDAY, Ilrd February. 1912, for Erection of Post Office, Pleasant Point. Drawings, Specification, etc , may be been at Public 'Works Office, Christchurch and Post Office*;, Timaru und Pleasant Point. No Tender need necessarily be accepted. HUGH VICKERMAN, Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Clixistciuirch, Jan. 17th, 1912. A LTERNATE TENDERS will he I\. received up to 31s± inst., for Erection of a Prick or Wood Chaual at Pleasant Point Cemetery. PLui and Specifications nay bo seen at This Office. Tenders to be addressed to: J. 31A55F, Chairman. |7i o a SALE TO THRESHING MEN AND OTHERS. 1 HAVE FOR SALE A COMPLETE THRESHING PLANT, All iu guod working Order. .1 8 H.P. S : nglo Cylinder Fowler f n . pn'ne, 120 Ibs pressure, injector, si feed lubricator. 1 0 Foot Clayton Slr.'.tt-'euorth Mill, with self feeder, suction blast. Sew Elevator. Water Cart ..etc. This is the cheapest thing ever offered, and will bear inspection. Can be seen under steam at any time. £375. PRICE. £375. (IMPORTANT BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT JAMES CTTRRIE, BEGS to annuunco that ht HAS NOT ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP with Mr W. Hunt, but ib still conducting hia own Buaineoa as forwerlv. JAMES CURBIE, SANITARY PLUJIBER, GASFITTER, AND BELLHANGER. All Work Executed by Cartificated Plumbers. Address: NEIL'S BUILDINGS, STAFFORD STREET SOUTH.

rj-IEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS. MORNING. 10 to 19: Tea and Coffee, with Hot Sconeo, etc. Beef Tea and Roll. LUNCHEON: 12 to 2 p m.— (Sat. 11.30 a.m.)etc. Visitors aiaj Reserve Tables without extra charge, Rooms are available for "Afternoons" and "Evenin Hran^emoni. Fuil Course Luncheons a Spe AiTEUNOON: Toa, etc., with Hot Scorns Caiee, etc., Sandwiche Dainty Oa&es. • LIGHT r rEAS. (TRILLS. ETC., 5 t« 1 p.m. Cak«s, et<\, for Sale and to Order. Pascall's Doliciara Sweets in Oval Tins. ■p 0 R sal: OH A A ACHES Freehold, Blr.ecliifa; s.ini\J Sections in Ratlmaore, . Heaton, Browne, and Rose Streets, 10 oer cent, deposit, balance at o per cent.; 800 Acres Freehold, ifilPrioo £5 per aore; 1500 Act >held, 10 yra to run, near Dunedi $3 Acres L.1.P., Rosebrook; 3:>J5 Acre-, Hilton, 9-roomed House, stabks and all other farm buildings; 116 Acres, Rolleston. Pries £l7 per Acre; 2PO Aces Kingsdown, 645 Acres, L.I.P Waital.una, rent 3a 4d per acre; i-Acre 7-roomed House, gas, all conveniences, close to Post Office; {-Acre new 6 - roomed plastered House, James Street; 100 Acres Hilton; 128 Acres Gleuavy, House and" all improvements, only £l5O cash required; seven J Acre —-tions on Preston Street, very y terms; J-Acre Sections, Woodlands Road, fronting Archer St.; 250 Acres L.1.P., near Hi'.ton; 210 Acres and 123 Acres, Ciaromont; 177 Acres L.1.P., close to railway, school, and dairy. Several building sections, Morgan's Road. i Acre, new 5-roomed House, all modern conveniences. North Street*. Two Acres, 7-roomed House, right in town. Two Acres, 10-roomed House, Otipua Road, all conveniences, suit tired farmer; J Acre, 6-roomed House, Otipua Road, £SO deposit; Freehold Blacksmith Business, J-Acre, shop and 4-roomed House, etc., no opposition, good turnover. Price as a going concern. £SOO. J Acre o-roomed Bricls House, Hurdloy Street, suburban Grocery Business House attached. 40 Acres, Springbrook, 450 Acres Rangitata. 4-roomed House, and all ne< "sary farm buildings £l7 per acre. Acres Enlfield, £8 per acre, 230 Acr ed, 5-roomed House, and i buildings, can be sold as going em; 100 Acres Freehold. Point jomed House, etc., 50 Acres in Crop., balance in grass. D. SIAHONBX, SAVED HIS LIFE. Little Jack Vincent was attacked with croup. "He was just at the cliok;age and we had no time ■ ledical aid," says his i_ _ Mrs Agnes L Vincent, Margaret St" Geelong. Victoria. "We had Chamn's Cough Remedy in the hov ; was the means of saving tve li It only took ten. nvnutes for Cha berlain'"* Cough Remedy to do th» work,"