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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, 17 July 1930, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. WALKER’S TOURIST SERVICE. WAIMATE RACES WAIMATE RACES SATURDAY. BLUEBIRD BUS will leave Club Hotel Corner at 10 a.m. lor Waimate Race» course, returning after last race. Fare, 5/- Return. Book Early. For further information and Seat Bookings call at Moore’s, Confectioner Stafford Street, or Ring 'Phone 1241. COLLINGS’ PARLOR CARS. ’PHONE 867. Cain’s Terrace: Next Grosvenor. TIMARU-CHRISTCHURCH DAILY SERVICES. Dept. Bockaert’s Garage, Timaru, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Dept. Rink Taxi Garage, Armagh Street. Christchurch, at 9 a.m. and 3.45 p.m. 12/6 Single; £1 Return. Passengers called for free of charge. Country Residents. See and hear “The Desert Song.” Special Car leaves Fairlie 6 p.m., Friday, 18th. 6/- Return. Book seats for Bus and Theatre with Don Campbell, or at ManatonH Fruit Shop. 'Phone 62. Fairlie. Daily Services as usual. WAIMATE RACES. SATURDAY 19. Leave 10 a.m. 5/- Return. BUS will run to PLOUGHING MATCH EVERY FEW MINUTES, comment* ing at 11 a.m. SUNDAY, 20th. —Ice Skating Expedition to LAKE TEKAPO. If interested, Ring 'Phone 867. LISTER’S ’PHONE 815. MOTORS. THONE 815. WAIMATE RACES. 19th. SATURDAY. 19th. Our Cars leave from the Crown Hotel at 10 a.m. 5/- Return. PLOUGHING MATCH. 19th. SATURDAY. 19tl* Cars leave from the “Old Hotel every half hour, commencing a 8 10 a.m. 1/6 Return. Three Cars each way daily to Christchurch. £1 Return; 12/6 Single. “Red Band” Taxis Cheapest and Best. Booking Agent: O. E. Paterson. Grocer, Highfleld. THONE 294. A.A.R.D. QUNEDIN, Q AMARU, "JTMARC. PHONE Mi Cars leave Dunedin 4 a.m. for Timaru and Christchurch. Cars leave Timaru 1.30 p.m. for Dunedin. • Dally Connection with Colling*. PARES: TIMARU OAMARU. 7/-. TIMARU DUNEDIN 16/-. BOOK AT BOCKAERT'S GARAGE. G. R. HUNTER. GOLD ’Phone: 1500 BAND TAXIS AN ATTRACTIVE RAILWAY SERVICED FOR SOUTH ISLAND IMPORTERS! The Railway Customs Clearing Office recently established at Timaru will arrange for the prompt clearance of goods through the Customs, and their despatch by rail to clients in other centres. Instructions, accompanied by the original bill of lading, statements, and invoices, forwarded to the Railway Customs Clearing Officer, c.o. Stationmaster, Timaru, will receive prompt and expert attention. , Goods Sent by Rail Remain Good Goods. | NOTICE TO DAIRY FARMERS OF SOUTH :j I CANTERBURY. i| 4* i 4* i X CAROLINE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COY., LTD., are buyers of But- ( j •| ter-fat, Fat Pigs, Cattle and Sheep. ! | J Support the organisation that is in your own town and run in your j I !own interests by fellow Dairy Farmers and trained business men. \ [ CAROLINE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO., LTD.;:

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