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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 27 June 1924, Page 1

WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL. J3UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given under the provisions of the Heavy Traffic and Traction Engine By-law, 1911, that the roads referred to in the Schedule below will be closed against Heavy Traffic from Ist JULY, 1924, to 30th SEPTEMBER, 1924, inclusive:’— SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 1— The Main South Road, Pareora River to Waitaki River. 2 The road from Main South Road up the South Bank of Pareora River to Cannington. 3 The road from St. Andrews via Alexander’s Crossing to Back Road at Bluecliffs. 4 The Woolshed Valley Road, from Main South Road to Morris’s Corner. 5 The Makikihi-Hunter Road, from Main South Road to Hunter School. 6 The Timaru North Road from Waimate Borough Boundary to the Main South Road. 7 The Back Road, Waimate Borough Boundary, via Gunn’s Corner to Hunter SchooJ. 8 — Mill Road, Waimate 80-ough Boundary to Kelcy s Bush. 9 Waimate - Waihao Forks Road, from Waimate Borough Boundary to Waihao Forks. 10— Waihaorunga Back Road, from Finger Post to intersection of Waihaorunga and Stony Creek Roads to Finger Post near Waihaorunga School. 11 — Serpentine Valley Road, Waihao Forks to Keleher’s Corner. 12— Waihao Road, Waimate Borough Boundary via Knottingly Park to Main South Road. 13— Shearer’s Hill Road, Waihao Downs Road, Railway Station to Rcdcliff. 14— Gumtree Flat Road, McCullough's Bridge to Main South Road. 15— Valley Road, McCullough’s Bridge to Waikakahi Homestead. 16— The Main Glenavy to Redcliff Road. 17— The Main Morven Road from Waihao River via Morven to Glenavy. 18— The Willowbridge Road from , Waihao River via Willowbridge Railway Station to Studholme Railway Station. 19— Crowe’s Road, Waihao River to Morven Railway Station. 20 — Main Hakataramea Valley Road from Hakataramea to Cattle Creek. 21— Station Peak Road from Hakataramea to Redcliff. 22 Tho Waimate - Waituna Road, via O’Brien’s to Waituna School Road Junction.

J. C. McLAUCHLAN, County Engineer. Waimate, June 25th, 1924. “THE GLOUCESTER.” Private Boarding House and Dining Rooms. MRS T. WAKEFIELD, Proprietress. Friday’s Specialty Fish Luncheon: 1/-. 1/-. Handy to Post Office and Railway Station. Address George Street (next Balmoral). NOTICE. r~\WING to the large increase in Prescription Dispensing, we have found it necessary to obtain the services of another Dispenser. Our Low Prices show our Business Acumen, and our Tested Qualifications prove us to be worthy of your trust. u.F.S. DISPENSARY. Opp. Dr. Gunn’s, Dentist.

YOUNG BROTHERS. ELECTRIC/' -'{GINGERS, STAFFORD STREET NORTH. ARE YOU CONSIDERING INSTALLING ELECTRIC LIGHT OR POWER? IF SO, CONSULT YOUNG BROTHERS, WHO HAVE A REPUTATION FOR HIGH-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST COST. ALL CLASSES OF ELECTRICAL vVORK UNDERTAKEN AT SHORTEST NOTICE. YOUNG BROTHERS, THE LEADING ELECTRICIANS. COMFORTABLE BOARD. Railway boardinghouse, CAIN’S TERRACE. PERMANENT BOARDERS, 80s and 28b. BY THE DAY 7s, Good Table and every Home Comfort, Handy to Railway Station. R. J. McMAHO^f. Proprietor, Telephone 723, ,