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Timaru Herald, Issue 170299, 19 August 1920, Page 5

Wanted for Clients URGENTLY, THIS "WEEK. 1 FOUR-FURROAV DISC PLOUGH; must he in good order. 1 THREE-FURROAV CONVERTIBLE RIDING PLOUGH. DO NOT FORGET—AVE BUY OR SELL ANY CLASS OF MACHINERY ON COMMISSION. N-Z. MOTOR & MACHINERY EXCHANGE. HAYES ST., TIMARU. Phone 1(36. Bos 157. UNDER NEAV CONTROL -^ Stafford Tea Rooms MRS F. .AV. GLASSON, MISS I. MORRISON. Sole Pi-oprietors. SATURDAY'S LUNCH ON FROM 11.30 11.30. AN EXCELLENT LUNCHEON DAILY. 1/6 Also: THE REFRESHING MORNING ANfl AFTERNOON TEA With Delicious and Varied San<\vichei Cakes and Hoine-mado Bresid. HIGH TEA—S to 6.30 p.m.—ls 6d, Ham Sandwiches la per doEea, Cakes ljd each. Wedding Breakfasts, Banquets, Luncheons, etc., catered for. 'TAFFORD TAFFORD "|Tr7BA r AVorry, Men? AVho nyour /V AVovking Pants are worn out „, ju can get' a new pair for loa ofc Mnrsden's Sale.

WINE AND SPIRIT HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS IN JPLENDI SPECJAL BOTTLING DEPT. 1 F OR MANNING'S t, IX - v \GENCY HAS BEEN SECURED.I'OI? . A * HOURS 8 to 5 P.M. PHONE lOi-l. J DTI MALMANCHE, General Mil A MEYER, Sales Manager and .lei*.

PRESERVATION Ts the First Law of Nature. THE HAIR AND COMPLETION. Nature does a lot, tov/ards their P-eservation but Science teacaes you how to assist Nature, and now to avoid retarding her efforts. Irs. Ci Has made a study of Face, Complexion and HairKINDLY CONSULT. Superflous Hair removed hy Electrolysis. HAY'S BUILDINGS, First Floor. Phone. 703. PIANOFORTE. MRS MVRA YOUNG, L.A.8., Teacher of Pianoforte for 12 years to Leading Ladies' College in Christchurch, the Rangiruru. Address; 34 LATTER ST., TIMARU. Terra Commences from any date. MR ALFRED W. V. VINE, F.R.C.0., A.R.C.H., L.R.A.M. Tuition given on Organ and Pianoforte, in Singing, Voice Production. Theory of Music, Harmony, and Counterpoint. Elementary and Advanced. Terms begin from First Lesson. Concessions to Country Pupils. _ Address—Ruihi, No. 7 SARAH ST. Telephone 488. MR B. A. tfe k-AToUR, Orchestral Conductor, and Teacher of VIOLIN MANDOLINE, and BANJO. Vacancies *or a few Pupils. Firstclass Orchestra open for Concerts. Balls, etc. Orchestra meets for practice Mondays, 7.45. All interested are invited to Studio: GEORGE* ST. (Opp. Assembly Rooms). MR H. C. HUTTON,

Organist and Choirmaster, Trinity Church, -XT AS VACANCIES for PUPILS. LL for Tuition on ORGAN, American Organ, Piano and Singing, etc. Address: Sea-view House, or Box 178. Post Office. . ?HS TAILOR!. BHUKCH B?R££T. XiftgAßti. medium 30s to o'js, light- and unfinished 22s 6d to 295 ; primo hoggets iiis id to 435, ordinary '24s to 2us. Veal. —A keen inquiry. Runners to £9 17s 6d, good vealers_ to 4:7 ss, medium calves to £4 7s M, inferior to 355. Store Cattle. —A big yarding, but prices firm.' Two-year lieifers £Q 15s to £7 7s 6d, 2-year-old steers to £3, 18-months-oid steers and heifers £5 to . £5 10s, 3 and 4-year-old steers to £l4, store cows (good)' £6 ty £9. Dairy Cows. —Values declined on recent sales, though good springing sorts Bcld at satisfactory values. Second calvers to £24 5s (id, second and third i calvers to £l9, medium cows £lO to £l2. Fat Pigs.—A particularly keen de- \ mand. Choppers £8 to £lO ss; baconers, average price per pound Is O.vd to Is Id, porkers Is 2d to Is 3d. Store Pigs.—A good entry and a "strong demand. Largo stores £3 18s i i to £4 2s 6d, medium £3 4s to -5 16s, ,! small £2 12s to £3 2s: weaners 35s to I 42s 6d; sows in pig £l4 10s.