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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14658, 27 January 1912, Page 2

m OF DRAPERY, SS NOW ON ! Everything Greatly Reduced.

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r ESL EY A N CHBROH, SERVICES TO-MORROW. MORTON kVQ PEARSON. THIS DAY. 12 p.m. i, 11—Rev. S. Werren; 6.50, | Rev. W. Bauniber. Pareora 11 —Mr , Stead; 6.30, Rev. S. Werren. Fair- "OINAL SALVAGE SALE view B—Rer. S. Werren; 7, Mr •■ X . Workman. Kingsdonn 3—Rev. W. I Of Baumber; 7, Mr Stead. Paroora I'iist, 11—Rev. W. Baumber. Wai- B wb and Plain Wire, G.C. Roofing .uataitai 11—Mr Mortimer; 6.30, Mr Campbell. Iron, P. Galvanised Iron, Timber and Sundries; alfco the re- — -:_:--. ciebria. NITARIAN SERVICE. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 7 p.m. MORTON AND PEARSON TO-MORROW. Sell on aoeount of whom it may conKEV. WM. WOODING, B.A. cern, the remaining portion of aijove :ist a Revelation of the Human material, at site of late fire (in lots to Self. suit purchasers;, Hayes Street. ' The great leaders ci +u ~ -"••-' temper, 10 panic. published letters of published letters of ; l>cds, D.D. we find bero will be a urn up in matters theological, i Churches won't know themi in fifty years hence. . . .If le believes : ~ n - J T see what more 1 then that Dr. Marcus Dods died a Unitarian. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. Free Literature. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. FORESTERS' HALL. 11 a.m.—Rev. J Featherston. 6.30 p.m.—Rev. J. Featherston. WAIMATAITAI. 3 p.m.—Rev. J. Featherston. 7 p.m.—Mr J. Boothroy.i 12 p.m. sharp. MORTON AND PEARSON, Auctioneers. -\fI'ORTON AND PEARSON Sell . their Mart at 11 a.r TEVIOT PEACHES, APRICOTS, PLUMS, TOMATOES, ETC., ! Balance of unsold Teviot Fruits, Produce, Furniture «to. SERVICES TO-MORROW. 11 o'o. and 6.30 o'c. —Rev. Thomas Stinson, B.A. 3 o'c. Salisbury.—Rev Thorn?* ?»™™ B.A. 6.30 o'c. —Cullnianntown—Mr Pratlev. Gleu-iti, 6.3o—Supp] CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (Viith Baptists Incorporated.) REV. ARCHIBALD E. HUNT. Morning, 11.0—"The Test of the Commonplace.'' Evening. 6.Bo—"The Good Samaritan." Strangers are Cordially Invited. „ CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preacher: Rev A. Macaulay Caldwell. 11.—"A Crown of Life on the brow of Death." Children's Address—"The Lord is mv Shepherd. 6.30—"A Great Danger." Sabbath School at 2.30. LIQUID SHEEP DIP. A DIP that has made Rapid Strid. Xi among RUNHOLDERS, STUD-BREEDERS AND FARMERS'. MORTON AND PEARSON, FRUIT AND PRODUCE BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS. CAIN'S TERRACE, TIMARU. RASPBERRIES. RASPBERRIES. [ PLUMS. PLUMS. | CONSIGNMENTS Daily at our Mart from the TEVIOT OEOHARDS. NOTE—Auction Sales of FRUIT until further notice will be held Exterminates All PARASITES, Imparts a Magnificent Gloss to the DAILY at 2.30 p.m. Approved by the Board of Agriculture in Great Britain. SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND, JAMES WALLACE, 1 ARCADE, TIMARU. SATURDAYS, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Morton St Pearson, SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND CAIN'S TERRACE, JAIRLIE HOTEL, PAIRLIK. J , uaa „ u . , ■ Having again •ecured a new lease and entered into occupation of —— above Hotel, travellers and the public rJIHE FAIRLJE CREEK SHOEING SnTa&nSon'. S ££%£ FORGE. ment will be conducted on the game (Established 1874.) lines, as when 1 was in occupation before. Smoking and I! Complete Sets of Vkrngfe Fittings prohibited upatairs. Tariff ia 6d pe> always in stock. Coachbuilding in all day, ot £1 rjer week, its branches. H. P. MAN AXON. Pronriefer. H, WELSH, FAIRLIE. Telephone 17. L I **W>nri*tox. ,