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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 2 May 1925, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TROTTING RACES AT DUNEDIN. 7th and 9th MAY. TJOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, available till 16th May, 19 25, ■will be issued to Dunedin .from Lyttciton-Studholme and ■ntermediate stations on direct line of route, and from Waimate and all stations south of Studholme, including Branches, on st,h and 6th May. On 9th May train from Christchurch leaves Dunedin 9.20 p.m. Should'the races, be postponed this : train will/not run. Railway Excursions and special train arrangements will, in future, be inserted in this column of this /paper. " ; EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN V - WATER COLOURS, 1 BY WELL-KNOWN ENGLISH 'ARTISTS A - FORTUNATE PURCHASE enables us to offer high-class Water Colours, depicting Lake and Desert Scenes, Sunsets, etc., very reasonably. These have just come to hand and offer at prices from 10/- to £20.7 They represent a value which has never before been equalled, and we shall send parcels on approval to,, accredited patrons who indicate their requirements. Please write for further particulars. ABERNETHY’S ART DEPOT, 45. George Street, DUNEDIN. (Opp. Moray Place P. 0.) TIMARU PUBLICITY ASSOCN. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the above Association will be held at.ljlie STAFFORD TEA-ROOMS, on WEDNESDAY, May 6th, at 8 p.ni Business: To discuss the question of - amalgamation with the S.C. Chamber of Commerce and General. . The.'attendance of all.Citizens:.interesied in the progress : of Timaru is-. earnestly requested. lIY. SCOTT, . ' -Secretary. , .'TEMUKA BOROUGH COUNCIL : IILECTIOiV. . > , '■ TO THE ELECTORS. ~ ' T WISH to thank you sincerely for" again returning me as one of your., Councillors. I will; do.- my. utmost to assist in canning out the work of the Council. . ' .-.A .A. 11. FENN. TEE CELEBRATED “ MAORI ” - PARTY - of ■ ■■ ORATORS AND; SINGERS ' From FAMOUS NATIVE TRIBES, . Will visit- , v ' f TIM*ARU METHODIST CHURCHES On SUNDAY NEXT. And on MONDAY, at 7.30 in BANK .STREET, CHURCH, Will give a Unique Demonstration of Missionary . Success. Maori Speeches,. Poi Action Songs. Waiatak and, Chorust s. The ifartv H personally conducted by I REV. A. J. SEAMER. I ■* Admission FREE. Collection* for Maori and Settlers' Mission Work. TENDERS. .’T'ENDERS, closing at 4 p.m. on A FRIDAY, May 15th, are called for the Erection of a HALL (in wood) for;the Methodist Church, Waimataitai. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Messrs John Jackson and Co.'s Office, w-here Tenders are to be left. “MIGNONNE” Next S.C. Sports Depot, Child’s Woollen Tunic Suit, very warm and cosy. Price only 35/6. - . Lady’s Tunic Suit. Just landed; very smart. Price Cgns. Smart and Warm Woollen Frocks. £3 19s 6d. Jumper Suits and Woollen Costumes. 1 All Prices from 45/- up. i Evening Dresses, Coat Frocks, Coats and Jumpers. Ready-to-wearTlats from S/ll each. Children’s -and Ladies’ Hats and Dresses to order. Discount Is in each .complete £. “MIGNONNE.” 308 STAFFORD ST. NORTH. CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. DEBENTURES AGAIN AVAILABLE £50,000 AT 5J PER CENT. Applications for this much-favour-ed, gilt-edged investment providing an assured liberal ■ income, will no doubt rapidly cause this loan to become fully subscribed. The price of issue is par. Debentures in nominations of £IOO, £SOO and £I,OOO may be taken up. Payment of interest in full, without deduction of any sort, will be made on the 31st March and the 30th September of each year. Interest is calculated from the date of receipt of application money. This loan is the second instalment of a loan of £700,000 authorised by ‘‘The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913” and “The Christchurch District Drainage Act, 1907.” The debentures are secured by a Special Rate of $d in the £ on the capital value of an area valued at £14,500,000, and lid In the £ on the capital value on an area valued at £6,500,000. They will always be readily negotiable. Exchange will be paid by the Board on all accepted application money. Principal and interest will also be payable, free of exchange, at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand within the Dominion. Income derived from Local Government Debentures of this description is also subject to a special tax concession. Brokerage of 10/- per cent will be paid to Registered Sharebrokers and to Banks doing business in the Dominion. Prompt application should be made to the Secretary of the Christchurch Drainage Board, 198 Hereford Street, Christchurch. Copies of Prospectus will be mailed on request, or may be obtained from any Registered Sharebroker or Bank. .. .