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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18541, 11 April 1930, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. LISTER’S ’PHONE 815. MOTORS. ’PHONE 815. RACES. HORORATA RACES. HORORATA SATURDAY 12th. We are booking seats for Car leaving our Garage, 8.30 a.m. £1 RETURN. ’Phone 81S. NOW LOOK HERE! KEEP YOUR MONEY IN YOUR OWN TOWN BY PATRONISING—RED BAND TAXIS!! ’PHONE 815. FAIRLIE—Our Two Car* leave Fairlie for Tiinaru at 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. (the latter arriving 10.30 a.m.). TIMARU—CHRISTCHURCH. £1 Return £l. 12/6 Single 12/6 Depart Timaru— B a.m., 9.80 a.m., 2,15 p.m. Depart Christchurch — 8.15 a.m., 2.30 p.m., 4 p.m. » DEPART CHRISTCHURCH FOR TIMARU, 8.15 A.M. SUNDAYS: depart timaru for christchurch, 2.15 pm. Denart from Colosseum Garage. White Diamond Cabs, Gloucester Street. Christchurch, and from our Head Office, Sefton Street, Timaru. CARS LEAVE OUR GARAGE FOR DUNEDIN, 7 A.M. AND 12.30 PM. Passengers called for by arrangement. THE FOLLOWING SERVICES LEAVE FROM THE “OLD BANK * HOTEL CORNER DAILY. FAIRLIE SERVICE-Dept. Fairlie 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. Timaru 4 p.m. ATriTNP service— Dept. Geraldine 9 a.m.; Dept. Timaru 4 p.m. Frl« GE X Evenings dept GeraMine 6 p.m.; dept. Timaru 10.15 p.m. TEMUKASERVICE_ r t —^ondays^w^TS^ia^ana 4 30 P- m - Tei ™ 3Q 5 915 and 10-15 p . m . Depart Temuka 9.15 30 ’Saturdays: Dept Timaru 8.15 a.m., 1 and 5 pm. Dept. Temuka: 9.15 a.m., 1.45 and 5.45 p.m. w a ta/t atf SERVICE—Leaves Crown Hotel Corner, Timaru, daily 4 pm. A mpt wtfmate 8.45 a.m. Friday Evening: Depart Waimate 6 and Timaru 10.15 p.m. ______ Booking Agenls: W. S. LONG. "Southern Cross" Service Station. LISTER’S MOTORS, TIMARU. ’ Phone. 815. A.A.R.D COLLINGS PARLOR CARS. ’PHONE 867 M. Cain’s Terrace: Next Grosvenor. TIMARU - CHRISTCHURCH. Leave Outside Bockaert's Garage, Timaru 10 a.m. and 2 pm. Leave Ring Taxi Garage, Armagh Street, 9 a.m., 3.45 p.m. Sundays, 2 p.m. FARE, 12/6 SINGLE, £1 RETURN. NEW FAIRLIE SERVICE. Leave Manaton’s Corner, 8 a.m. daily. Arrive Timaru 9.30, connecting with Car for Christchurch. Leave Timaru 4.15 p.m. Daily. Bus to Fahlie 5/30 P 1- eve l/ t^ SUNDAY, leave FAIRLIE, 7 a.m. for KUROW, 15/- Return, ana CHRISTCHURCH, 10/- Return KUROW ELECTRIC WORKS. SUNDAY, APRIL 13th. Leave TIMARU 9 a.m. 10/- RETURN. . hW See for yourself the mushroom town and the harnessing of the mighty Waitaki. A.A.R.D. SMILES AT MILES AND MILES. WALKER’S TOURIST SERVICE. SUNDAY NEXT, APRIL 13. GRAND EXCURSION TO KUROW HYDRO-ELECTRIC WORKS AND WAIMATE. BLUEBIRD BUS leaves Club Hotel Corner at 9 a.m.. retornmg from KuroW at 430 p.m.; Waimate 6.30 p.m. FARES: Kurow 10/-, Waimate 5/-. BOOK EARLY. WAIMATE - TIMARU DAILY SERVICE. Minerva Bluebird Bus BESWICK STREET), DAILY LEAVES WAIMATE DAILY, 8.45 A.M, LEAVES TIMARU (C.F.C.A. GARAGE, FRIDAY*NIGHTS LEAVES WAIMATE 6 P.M., TIMARU 10.30 PM. For information and Seat Bookings cal! at Moore's, Confectioner, Stafford Street North; or Ring 'Phone 1241. PHONE 294. A.A.R.D. PHONE 2.4. Q AMARU, ' J 'IMARU. Cars leave Dunedin 4 a.m. for Timaru and Christchurch. Cars leave Timaru 1.30 p.m. for Dunedin. Dally Connection with Coulngir. FARES: TIMARU OAMARU, 7/-. TIMARU DUNEDIN 15/-. BOOK AT BOCKAERT'S OARAGE. r TAXIS one 1500. WHO BROUGHT THE FARES DOWN? WE DID! THEN SUPPORT US AND KEEP THEM DOWN, BY 'PHONING FOR A GOLD BAND TAXI. ’Phone 1500. GOLD BAND TAXIS TAXIS Phone 1500 TAXI RELIABLE DRIVERS. COMFORTABLE SEDAN CARS. REDUCED FARES ’PHONE 599 CHURCH STREET TAXI STAND. TAXI DRIVERS: R. MCALISTER J. A. TEMPLETON E. S. GIBSON C. J. KEENAN R. HOOPER All One Price: No More; No Less. Minimum Fare: 1/6 The Oldest Established Taxi Stand in Timaru: INCOME TAX. POLICIES IN THE A.M.P. SOCIETY REDUCE INCOME TAX. All Premiums Paid to the A.M.P. Society AHE EXEMPT FROM INCOME TAX TO THE EXTENT OF 15 P.O. OF “ASSESSIBLE EARNED INCOME," (UNLIMITED), AND IF THE “ TOTAL ASSESSIBLE INCOME,” NO MATTER WHAT ITS SOURCE DOES NOT EXCEED £2OOO, THE SAME DEDUCTION IS ALLOWED. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS OF THIS OFFER BY THE GOVERNMENT, AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO EXPLAIN HOW YOUR INCOME TAX CAN BE REDUCED CONSIDERABLY, AND AT THE SAME TIME A CASH ESTATE CREATED IN THE EVENT OF DEATH. THERE IS NO OBLIGATION. FRED M. WARD, Representative for New Business. G. F. SMYTHE, District Manager. Tramway and Railwaymen.—Tram- ' waymen and railwaymen, particularly require an accurate timekeeper, but accuracy should be the first requisite in the watch of every man and woman. The second essential is beauty. Both of these important elements are combined in the Rolex watch, which has created twenty-five world’s records for accuracy and class “A” honours at the world’s leading observatories, * Getting produce to market on time and in perfect condition, is a big problem to many farmers. But not to those who use the unequalled service offered by the New Zealand Express Company. Rapid transport plus unusual facilities not only expedite delivery, but make it cheaper. And th* farmer is freed from all worry. Tb* New Zealand Express Company, Ltd. u