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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15502, 12 November 1914, Page 1

SILVER MOUNTcri GREENSTONE GOODS for Sending Home FOR XMAS PRESENTS. CAROLINE BAY SPOONS, 10s 6d each at MEN. WIAYO'S jewellery store. Opp. Bank of Now Zealand, TIMARU.

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McCRATH'S PICTUREB. TEMUKA—TO-NIGHT. Another Splendid Detective Storv: "THE BANKER'S RUSE." "THE BANKER'S RUSE," A Clever, Plot Splendidly Acted. 4? D THE NEW butler," MAX AND THE NEW BUTLER." Showing Max Linder, one of tho greatest French Actors, the man who was recently killed in war in defence of his country. PRICES AS USUAL. NO-LICENSE REFORM. A SPECIAL ADDRESS will bo given by Mr H. D. Bedford, M.A., L.L.D., in tho Dominion Thoafc-o Tiemuka, on FRIDAY, November 13th, commencing at 8 p.m. Collection. PARK ROTUNDA. 3rd MUNICIPAL CONCERT. THE Band of the 2nd (South Canterbury) Regiment) by permission of the Commanding Officer TO-NIGHT Thursday, 12th October, comintalcing at 8 p.m PROGRAMME. March —"Gladiators' Farewell." Grand Selection —"Faust." Cornet Solo—"Moonbeam." March —"Captivator." Overture—"Bohemian Girl." Fantasia —"Pleasants Moments." March—"Go-ahead." TRINITY CHURCH. WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 18th. MR PUIIOELL WEBB'S OATRIOTIC ORGAN RECITAL. Solos By Loading Performers. Chorus Bv Liirgo Choir. TICKETS, bNE SHILLING. Proceeds in Aid of British and Belgian Fund. TIMARU GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. GARDEN PARTY. THURSDAY. "NOVEMBER 12th, 3 to 5.30 p.m. Parents, ex-pupi!s and friends of tho School cordially invited. SAXON DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY THE ABOVE COMPANY will pay at the rate of 14 pence per lb for Butter Fat from November 1 till May 31. Prompt payments and accurnt'o weights and tests guaranteed. R. S. WELLS, Masseur. Has removed to New Premises, G Elizabeth Street, Corner Thcodocia Street. Telephone 711. Lady in attendance to Bath Dep. TO TEMTJKA RESIDENTS. TAILORING SPECIAL. I IT AVING PURCHASED the Business of W. A. PEARSON ANI) CO , Tailors and Mercers,-of Temuka, wo beg to notify the Public of Temuka and district, that we aro prepared to cater for all classes of Tailoring. \Vu intend to keep a lirst-cKss stock of Mercery and Clothing, and by strict at. tention to business hope to receive the same support aa accorded to our predecessors. W. 11. PURDOM AND CO. PLEASE NOTE! NOW IS THE TIME TO OBTAIN A GOOD HOUSE AT A LOW PRICE. I X/, BUILD you a Four-roomed Cottage from £225; or will builcj you a I 1 our-roomed Hou.se with liot water service and conveniences, Bunga- ]°™ casement windows, from Call, Write or Ring up 511. . ALF. ROUNDHILL, CRAIGHEAD. lllh MAN TO GIVE SATISFACTION. A WORD TO THE WISE AND THRIFTY. Dved V vIT J '? l,r *> dod Garment, •L>jea yelr II no t take them t<\ PHILLIPS* AND CO and seo how well they will Dyo them for you. Wo use fadeless r.'yos all our Colours are guaranteed fast to light and fast for washing. Wo do not advertise a low pi ice, and when wo recoivo vour order charge you'another. Wo imv« ONE PRICE ONLY to all. M I rico Lists Freo ori application. Wo Dry and Chemical Clean every descrii>. tion of Wearing Apparel. We Dyo the finest fabrics. Gloves Clonnod fiv the latest French process in FIVE HOURS. PHILLIPS AND CO., (Late of Continental Dye Worlci _ London and Paris.) Practical Dyers ami Dry Chemical Cleaners. Stafford Street North, nox< door to Ballantyne'a. DTD you wake up with Cold Fw»t last night P A "Unique" Rub. Der Hot Water Bottle onsuree sound refreshing sleep. Look out for tho Patent Unique Stopper. Made by tha North Britsh Company, and »old by all , Gheaiufttt*

FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of MR AND MRS W. F. BENNETTS are Respectfully informed that the Funeral of their late son Haro'.d, will lea.ve the Catholic Church, THIS DAY, Thursday November 12 lh, at 2.30 p.m. for the Timaru Cemetery. W. J. LISTER, Undertaker. Phones: Shop 142. Residence 157. FUNERAL NOTICE. T<HE friends of MR AND MRS W. C. ROTJLSTON are respectfully informed that the Funeral of their late son William Gordon, will leave their residence. King Street, Temuka, on FRIDAY, November 13th, 1914, at 2 p.m., for the Temuka Cemetery. R. B. COMER, Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE THE Friends of MR THOMAS YOUNG are respectfully informed that the Funeral _of his late son, Donald, w'll his res'donc©, Clandoboye, THIS DAY, (Thursday), at 1.30 p.m. for the Temuka Cemetery. L. G. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker. thanks; Mrs R. KERSLAKE and Family . desire to tender their sincere thanks to all kind friends for their flora ltributes and sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Also Dr. Paterson for his kindness. MACKENZIE COUNTY COUNCIL. TRIENNIAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned candidates have been duly nominated for Election as Members of the Mackenzie County Council, for the Albury Riding, iz:— WILLIAM BARRY. ROBERT GUTHRIE. RICHARD IRVING. WILLIAM TASMAN SMITH. And there being only TWO VACANCIES to be filled, a Poll will be taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 18 th day of •November, 1914, at the following Poll-. g Places, viz.—The Public Schools at i Cannington, Mona Vale, Albury, Chamberlain and Tengawai, the Pub'.ie Hall at Cave, the Levels County Council Office at and the Mackenzie County Council Office, Fairlie (principal). Polling Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated at Fairlie, this 9th day of November, 1914. R. L. BANKS, Returning Officer for Mackenzie County. TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE IS GIVEN that on and after THURSDAY, 12th November, the Middle Swamp Road near the Stumps Corner, will be CLOSED FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC during the erection of a concrete culvert. A temporary crossing on one side will be provided, but any one using the same does so at his own risk.. E. B. COOPER, Overseer. XMAS CARDS. XMAS CARDS. THE HERALD 1914-1.915 XMAS. CARDS HAVE JUST BEEN OPENED UP. SPLENDID LINES At PRICES RANGING FROM Is fid UP. "WARDS CAN BE INSPECTED. These Samples can bo printed in Gold with any verse and greetings "desired by purchaser. The Home Mail closes this week, so this is the, last opportunity you will have of greeting friends in the Old Country before Xmks. KINDLY INSPECT. CLARKE'S BAKER AND CONFECTIONERS, FAIRLIE. HAVE much Pleasure in announcing that tli&y have removed to roomy CENTRAL PREMISES, (Next Gladstone Hotel, Fairlie), Where they intend to carry FULL STOCK of CONFECTIONARY. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Will be Stocked Fresh, Weekly. A Well-fitted TEA-ROOMS, "THE BELGIAN,", will be Opened on Saturday behind tftie new Shop, at which a Cup of Tea with the usual adjuncts, will always await the Customer. Orders Delivered to all narts of Town MODERATE PRICES.