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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVII, Issue 636, 11 July 1917, Page 1

—— 'l9 l VALUATIONS {Capital). SOUNT3 BAILMB TEAITO, 1914 LIVE STOCK IN COUNTS, Ap„ 1916 REGISTERED IN COUNTY.; EDUCATION | POST AND TBLBGBAPH. ,}9 .vawuai«/« i f / parofd3 g s Dairy HowM# pi?B Molor Cara f ' S?Sg 8 * B Sa /C8 ISTfS 19151 ... £5380525 41,989 227,862 47,734** 1.758;900f r. 51613 13960 1835 8016 3(110

K.BS. & A. SO., i,TB, ' M ft 5 A NEWCASTLE COAL. We expect a small cargo about the end of June., and can book a limited number of orders, not exceeding oho truck. Please advise nnnnpiiv if you NATIONAL MANURESWe are selling our grain, turnip, and Rape mix lures at a lwasonable price notwithstanding the high cost of ingedients. Good results guaranAGENTS FOH Shaw SavilJ and Albion Go., Ltu. Onion Steam Ship Go., of N.Z„ Ltc* National Insurance 60., Limited. Thorn and Gam®ron'a iWiisky. Globa Separators. Sandow iW.oolpresa®*. Garfcon Seeds, Golden Bay Cement. Bibbys ©all Food. FOR SALE. 5 ACHES, renewal lease, s,mall rental; subdivided into several pa.ddocks; buildings: Hut, chaffhouses, loosebox, (rapshed, all practically new; good water supply. Would suit contractor; handy to town. Low price asked. ■ FOR SALE. 100 ACRES WaikakahiJJ.P.; well fenced and watered, ituildiugs: (>- roomed house, h and c ba.th room, washhouse, dairy, men's bill, good stable, luosebow implement shed, sheep yards, elc. Handy to [own, railway and school. Reasonable orice asked and easy terms ofFOR SALE. 3200 ACHES freehold, subdivided into 1.0 paddocks; permanent water sui.inlv: house of f> rooms, woolahnosf new. 1000 acres have been ploughed; grows excellent grass, turnips and oats; 2225 acres splendid tussock country, all lying to the sun. Carries 2000 half bred :>.ves, 500 dry sheep, handlings av- ; me 80 to 'OO per rent. Fattens ; !. lambs and. surplus slock. Price i'-l- JOs per acre. Very easy terms Coffered. For further particulars apply to NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., OF N.Z:, LTD. ALLANHOLME COAL COMPANY. A LLANHOLME COAL COY. ad- •■£*- vise, owing to having struck an improved seam, and the cost of getting the coal out, that the price from to-day will be 14s the half-ton, delivered within the Borrnigh; outside the Borough extra for cartage. The new seam is equal to Kaitangflta or any other lignite coal sold in South Canterbury, and those who have not tried it are recommended to do so at once. PRICES ARE AS BELOW: Cash on delivery. Booked. 1 Bag 2s 6d 1 Bag 2s 9d 2 Bags 5s Od 2 Bags 5s Gd :[ Ton 7s 3d i Ton 8s Od a Ton 14s Od '£ Ton ' 15s Od i Ton 28s Od 1 Ton 30s Od G.S MEREDITH AND CO., Agents. 'Phone No. 37. MAILS CLOSE On and after Monday, 14th May, mails close for Timaru, Oamaru, Morven and Glcnavy daily at 7.55 a.m. > For Stinlholmo Junction, Makiktill, Timaru, South Canterbury and Wellington, 12.10 p.m* Studliolme Junction, Oamaru, and Willowbridge.Dunedin, 3.45 p,m. Timaru .4.50p.m. Arno, Waihao Forks and Waihao i Downs, 9.45 a.m* AND ARRIVE FROM Timaru, Oamaru, Morven, Glenavy and Willowbridge at 9.40 a.m. From, Dunedin, Oamaru, etc, and ■ Studholme Junction, 1.24 p.m. From Arno, Waihao Forks and Waihao Downs, 2 p.m. From Wellington, Christchurch, South Canterbury and Timaru at 5.14 p.m.Makikihi, Morven, and Sludholmo Junction, at G. 30 p,m, , J. McHATTIE, . . Postmaster. Don't wait until influenza grips you—get "Nazol" now. The best safeguard against coughs, colds, chest and throat soreness.' GO doses for l's. 6d, V ':' ".' : - *V *:"■■ ■■ "■■ ■■ v" ■ ■ **"

DEAF PEOPLE "FRENCH ORLENE" absolutely cures Deafness and Noises in the Head, no matter how severe or longstanding the case may be. Hundreds of persons whose cases, were supposed fa be incurable have been permanently, cured by. this New Remedy.. This Wonderful Preparation goes direct to the actual seat of the troubles and One Box is ample to effectually, cure amy, Ordinary. Case. Mrs Rowev of Portland Crescent, Leeds* says: "The 'Orlene' has completely cured me after twelve ( years' suffering."Many, other equally, good reports. Try one box to-day. It costs only 4s "6d and there is nothing better at any price.' Address: "ORLENE" Co* 10 Southview; WatlingYSt.j DARTFORD Kent. ' - ' •'. Ouick dispatch to obstinate colds is "certain with' "NAZOL/' Some drops taken on lump, sugar or inhaled, a little rubbed on the chest, that simple treatment haa made thousands well., Is 6d buys

The liberal support accorded me since I opened the fruit and florist j business at the Arcadei Corner has induced me to take a lease of the centrally situated shop, .lately occupied by Symon. Bros., where the best stocks of fruit and confectionery will be kept. My j is small profits and quick returns. A trial is solicited.—A. Roswick,. 'phone 162.... "I know my rem e cly."r-Shakesp»are who a", suffering from ja cough or co)d have a -sajlciiditl in J3 a xter's' Lung ftresOi-Ver. • It will a3siafc to throw off bronchial £om-F-iaiin's as nothing <*l«e wi]T. It lieals bho sor 6 thro a t relievos "tickling;" and coughing, and FFBtaotJE** the hoaltli of tife bronchial passages and [ungs This 'is the prcpa"^ ll everyone iieedsl- iYou Cannot afford to take tho risk of having a bad cold but vou o a n afford Is lOcl for w big '"bottle of Baxter's Lung IJreseitff?!si?fd&fj

Smooth surface, strong envelopes at Daily Advertiser Office; 50 for Is cash. See new stock of parlour and winter games for children and adults. Also large stock of scrap" and albums, playing cards, accor deons, draughts, etc, at Walkor's (stationer and tobacconist)As Sandy Magilly was boiling bis billy lie said to bis mate with a moan. "I'm slif'f, I'm cold, I'm I'eeliiiy quite old, And I'm-aching right thro' to the hone." ; Said his mate, with' a smile, 'Wait here awhile: fn my swdg 1 have something that's sura To put you light for the rest of the ni«ht.— It's called Woods' fire.it Peppermint Cure." * * s. * -\ \

To ensure getting genuine "'tfazol"—the true and tried cough and cold remedy—always order by name. Resist imitations and substitutes. '■' Get what you want•'NAZOL." '■'] .;■.