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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19759, 28 March 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. COAL TENDERS. RENDERS for the Supply of Coal for the several undertakings of the Council will close at noon on THURSDAY, the sth APRIL, 1934. Copy of Specifications may be obtained at the Municipal Office. E. KILLICK, Town Clerk. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. EASTER HOLIDAYS. 'T’liE Office of the Timaru Borough v Council will be closed from Friday, the 30th March until Monday the 2nd April, both days inclusive. RUBBISH COLLECTION. Rubbish usually collected on Friday will be called for on Thursday, while Saturday’s and Monday’s rounds will be done on Tuesday, the 3rd April. E. KILLICK, Town Clerk. TEMUKA BOROUGH COUNCIL. EASTER HOLIDAYS. T’HE OFFICE will be closed on THURSDAY, 29th MARCH, and will re-open WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 4th, 1934. RUBBISH COLLECTION. The round usually done on FRIDAY will be done on THURSDAY, MARCH 29, and the round usually done on MONDAY will be done on TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1934. L. BUTTERS, Town Clerk. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SATURDAY, 31st MARCH. TROTTING MEETING AT CHRISTCHURCH. EASTER MONDAY, 2nd APRIL, CHRISTCHURCH RACES. jyjARCH 31 AND APRIL 2: The usual 7.35 a.m. Timaru-Ashburton and 4.31 p.m. Ashburton-Timaru trains will NOT run. Special passenger train for Christchurch leaves Timaru 7.50 a.m., Washdyke 8.1, Temuka 8.19, Orari 8.37, Rangitata 8.50, Hinds 9.11, Ashburton 9.42, arriving Christchurch 11.15 a.m. Between Timaru and Ashburton stops where required to pick up or set down passengers. After leaving Ashburton stops at Rakaia, Dunsandel, Rolleston, Hornby, Sockbum (2nd April only) and Addington to set down passengers from Ashburton and South thereof. Return special passenger train leaves Christchurch 6.15 p.m., Ashburton 8.5, Hinds 8.29,, Rangitata 8.51, Orari 9.3, Temuka 9.19, arriving Timaru 9.46 p.m. Stops at Addington, Sockbum (2nd April only), Hornby, Rolleston, Dunsandel and Rakaia to pick up passengers for stations Ashburton to Timaru. After leaving Ashburton stops where required to pick up or set down passengers. Return fares to Christchurch—March 31 from Timaru 24/2, 16/3, Temuka 21/8, 14/7; Orari 19/10, 13/3. April 2 from Timaru 25/5, 17/3; Temuka 22/11, 15/7; Orari 21/1, 14/3. All available for return for thrte calendar months. The fares on 2nd April are via Riccarton Racecourse and include 9d admission to Course. FAIRLIE-BRANCH: On 2nd April the usual 4.44 p.m. Timaru-Fairlie train will leave Washdyke 4.54 p.m., Pleasant Point 5.18, Albury 6.1, arriving Fairlie 6.29 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 4th APRIL. TROTTING MEETING AT CHRISTCHURCH. CHRISTCHURCH - TIMARU The usual 5.42 p.m. Christchurch-Timaru (Wednesday) passenger train will be delayed to leave Christchurch 6.15 p.m., Ashburton 8.5, arriving Timaru 9.46 p.m. For further particulars see handbills or enquire at stations. NOTICE TO FARMERS. STORAGE OF GRAIN. pARMERS of TEMUKA DISTRICT are hereby notified that the undersigned is prepared to arrange storage of Wheat and Oats at the EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RATE OF ONE FARTHING (id) PER BUSHEL PER MONTH, plus Handling Charges and Fire Insurance at absolutely LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. The best Wheat Conditioning Store in South Canterbury. For full information apply to: TEMUKA STORAGE COY., C.o. W. F. EVANS, TEMUKA. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, of Christchurch, LIAS OPENED in TEKAPO BUILDINGS, STAFFORD ST., TIMARU. Dresscutting, Designing and Making (also Coats and Costumes) will be taught, by latest methods. Call for Free Demonstration and particulars. Principal: MADAME ISABEY. BUSINESS NOTICES. BE WISE WITH YOUR EYES. JF in doubt at all about your sight, or if the glasses you are now using do not seem suitable, or if you have any problem on the subject, consult PROCTER’S, The Premier Opticians, Christchurch. Visit Timaru regularly every month. Appointments for next visit on Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 10th April, can now be made by ringing up Messrs J. C. Oddie and Son, Chemists. A NEW ERA IN LOW PRICES. FOR THE TAILOR-MADE SUITS. IN these days of narrow profit margins attention is focussed on every item of cost. As a result the demand is increasing for modern methods, precisely tailored and built on scientific lines. Suit prices £4/17/6 to £7/2/6. Own material made up 65/-, costumes 55/-. Costumes cut and fitted 7/6, skirt cut and fitted 4/6, skirt patterns 2/-, boys’ overcoats 2/6, blazers 2/6, boys’ trouser patterns 1/6. Renovation and alteration at a minimum cost. Terms strictly cash. C. DAVIDSON, Tailor, Majestic Bldgs, StaSord St., Timaru.