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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 8 April 1927, Page 1

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. GRAND MATCH. COLMOCO v. ALBION ROVERS. RUSSELL SQUARE, 2.45 P.M. W. Roundhill, Referee. AVASHDYKE PUBLIC HALL. A MEETING will be held in the above Hall, on SATURDAY, April 9, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of Raising a Suitable Send-off to Mr and Mrs McLean. All interested cordially invited to attend. SOUTH CANTERBURY MOTOR CYCLE CLUB. A RELIABILITY TRIAL will be held on SATURDAY, April 9th. Starting Place, Drill Hall, Timaru. Time, 2 p.m. Competitors to assemble at 1.45 p.m. Entries close with the Secretary, at 5.30 p.m., Friday. J. H. PYE, 11 Arthur Street. Secretary.

BOROUGH OF TE’UUKA. ELECTIONS OF MAYOR. COUNCILLORS, AND HALF-HOLIDAY POLL. NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Supplementary District Electors’ Roll for the Borough of Tern uka CLOSES at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of April, 1.027. It is the duty of every person possessing the necessary qualifications to enroll. Enrolment Forms may be obtained at the Borough Council Office, "Wilkin Street, Temuka, where the Main Roll may be inspected. A. J. MACPHERSON. Town Clerk.

MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. I HAVE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY AVAILABLE for Investment on Approved Second Mortgage and Chattel Security. L. J. O’CONNELL, Solicitor, Tekapo Buildings, Stafford Street. T. CHEY'NE FARXIE. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, GERALDINE, Has Removed to New Offices in Peel Street. (Next to Messrs Broad and McWhinnie’s.)

PATENTS, DESIGNS, TRADEMARKS. BALDWIN AND HAYWARD. PATENT ATTORNEYS. OXFORD BUILDINGS. Patents obtained and Trade Marks Registered throughout the World. Send for “ Inventor’s Guide.” TAXI-STAND AMALGAMATION. TPIE WINDSOR TAXI STAND has been closed, and the undersigned are now located on the BANK OF NEW ZEALAND STAND, George Street. M. CASEY, G. BLATCH, J. TAYLOR, H. WALL, W. TOWNSEND, A. RILEY, D. PEARCE, J. HOLDEN. TELEPHONE No. 561. A BOOK WORTH READING. THE GREAT TO-DAY AND GREATER FUTURE, by HENRY FORD. No book dealing with the problem of daily bread has ever so stirred the world as Henry Ford’s “My Life and Work.” Translated into fourteen languages it has been bought by nearly two million people. “ The Great To-day” is a sequel to it, and unlike most sequels is the greater of the two. G. HENDERSON, BOOKSELLER, | OPPOSITE HERBERT’S, LTD,