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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 1682, 31 May 1919, Page 2

NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KING'S BIRTHDAY. FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT AT TIMARU. ON 2nd June extra expres:; trainleaves Christcimrch for Dnnedin at 8.45 a.m., Timaru 11.48, Dunediu arrive 4.58 p.m. On 9th. June extra express leaves Dunedin for Cbristchurch at 11.15 a.m., Timaru 4.28 p.m., Christ-church arrive 7.30 p.m. On 7tli June night train leaves Dunedin for Christclrureh at 9.5 p.m. and arrives Christchurch 7.30 a.m., Bth June. On 3rd June the afternoon train Timaru to Fair-lie will start at 4.45 p.m. j and run 45 minutes later than usual. The afternoon train Timaru to Ash-1 turton will start at 5.0 p.m. and run 27 minutes later- than usual. The 530 p.m. 'Pareora-Timaru tuain will NOT RUN. . For fuller particulars handbills. ' " ~BY ORDER WAIMATE COTJNTY COUNCIL. LOWER, PAREORA RIDING. I HEREBY 61VE PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election of one duly qualified person to fill the vacancy in the office of Councillor to represent the .Lower Pareora Riding on t}ie Waimate County Council, caused by the resignation of Mr Thomas Kinross, will be 'held on SATURDAY, i4tli June, 1939. ANL> I hereby appoint the County Council Chambers, Queen Street. Waimate, the place, and FRIDAY, the 6tlr day of June, 1919, the time for receiving nominations of candidates. Nominations in the form prescribed In- the Local Elections and Polls Act 1908, and addressed to the Returning Officer will be received by me' at , the | place named above at any time after I the publication hereof and before noon of the said 6tli June, 1919. ' GEO. V. COCHRANE, Returning Officer. Waimate, 30tli May, 1919. ' BOOK-KEEPING. MR W. W. BURROWS, King St., TEMUKA,, late with Messrs W. F. Evans and Co., Accountants, e f c., has BEGUN .'BUSINESS'ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT, Tradesmen's Books kept. • Debts collected, Letters Written' and Clerical Work of any description undertaken Highest References Given. Satisfaction Guaranteed. CANTERBURY EDUCATION - BOARD. RELIEVING TEACHERS. WANTED at once—Several RELIEVING TEACHERS, for Sole Charge Country Schools. SCALE SALARY £l3O or £l6O according to average/attendance less 10 per, cent, if uncertificated. Previous teaching- experience a necessary qualification. Apply: SECRETARY,

- - - Education Board, Christckvreh. 28th May. 1919. I3Sf THE ESTATE OB" WILLIAM ] HENRY CARL of.Temuka in" Now I Zealand, Chemist Deceased —lntestate. PURSUANT to an order mads on the loth day of May 1919 by The Honourable Mr Justice Herdman Creditors and others having claims against the estate of the abovenained William Henry Carl are required to' send in to the Administratrix Lncy Sarah Carl care of Messrs RAYMOND RAYMOND AND CAMPBELL Solidtors, Timaru, their claims against the said estate within one calendar month from the last publication of this notice at the expiration of which time the administratrix will distribute the as. sets of the intestate amongst the parties entitled thereto -having regard to the claims of which the said administratrix shall then have notice.; DATF.T) at Timaru this IQth day of May, 1919. RAYMOND TMVMOND AND 1 CAMPBELL. Solicitors for the Administratrix. FOR SALE. EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP AND COMFORTABLE HOME. SPLENDID Modern and Up-to-date 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW (only been built about 6 years), gas and fireplaces in all rooms, 1 recently papered, and everything in perfect order. Ground consists of 33 Perches, well laid out; concrete paths and backyard; motoi garage. Situated -close to High School. Immediate possession can be given. PRICE, £775 IDEALLY SITUATED. NEARLY NEW 6-ROQMED BUNGALOW. in Beverley Road, with magnificent marine view; warm, sunny facing, built in latest and artistic design with every convenience and oomfort. All the good qualities of this property are too many to enumerate. Suffice to say, everything is right and cheap at the price. £1250. ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN TIMARU. In best locality, consisting of 1 Acre, beautifully lsid out in lawns, shrubberies; rose gardens, and pergolas, and secluded and shel-: t-ered by trees, The House (almost new), is xousfa-cast built, and consists of nine spacious rqoms, Resides large entrance hall,! cloakroom, bathroom (h. and c. | water), box room and washhouse, coalhouse, and bicycle rooms, all under one roof; motor garage, electric light, electric heaters and , electric bells. Telephone. Price £2350. FARM FOR SALE. 850 ACRES, all easv rolling downs; healthy country offirst-class qua!-; ity; subdivided into 14 paddocks, i well watered, situated about five j miles froxn thriving township, ( saleyards, etc. Railway station. ' post and telephone offices and school, about 5 minutes walk from , house. Easilv carries 2 sheep to 1 acre. Grows excellent crops. , ■ Splendid modern Homestead (7 ; rooms), with all town conreni- i ences; shearing shed, sheepyards, implement shed, and all necessary farm buildings. Having personally inspected this propertv for several years, I am in a position to advise inauirers, and I consider price cheap at £l4 per acre. Apply H. INNES-JONES, OPP. BANK N.Z. OPPOSITE BANK N.Z. Ladies do not wear out your beautiful summer clothes on the old-fashioned ' washboard. Let "No Rubbing" Laun- > dry Help and the puro "Golden Rule" §o'iU3 do Ui® ft'of 1 -. AJc-