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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. jriJST —Parcel containing suit of Clothes. Reward on returning to Herb Laban. POUND— Black and Tan Collie Dog, silghtly tipped with white. Apply Daily Advertiser Office. Wanted to sen—3,000 strong Raspberry Canes, cheap. Apply Daily Advertiser Office. DOR SALE.—Cottage, 4 rooms, furnished or unfurnished; J-acre section; 5 minutes from Post Office. Low price for quick sale. Apply to Daily Advertiser Office. FOR SALE. piNl’S INSIGNUS TIMBER, at Plantation, Mill Road. 20s per 100 feet. Apply, to— E. CUMMING, Oxford St. Phone 184. ! CAME Astray —1 Red Steer. Owner can have same by paying expenses. If not claimed on or before August sth will be soId.—WILSON BROS., Redeliff. GLENAVY FOOTBALL CLUB. ’ MEETING of the above Club will be held in the School, Glenavy, at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 25th July. Business.—To discuss further whether district or club football be played next year. All members are requested to attend. D. A. WATSON, Hon. Secretary. WAIMATE LABOUR EXCHANGE J. A. NEELY. PHONE 71 Ring up if you require workers. All grades waiting. VIOLIN. WANTED —Two or three pupils for the violin. Thorough tuition guaranteed. For further particulars, apply to Daily Advertiser Office. MISS McCarthy (pupil late W. E. Taylor, F.R.C.0.), teacher pianoforte, harmony, and singing, 'will be at 206 High St., from July 2, every afternoon. Telephone 213. FOR SALE. BLACK PINE AND MIXED FIREWOOD. have for sale fifty cords of Mixed Black Pine and other woods from the Point Bush, in sixinch blocks, at 42s 6d per cord, delivered anywhere in town. Apply to — * G. S. MEREDITH & DC., or DALGETY & CO. SCOTT’S MUSIC STORE. QUEEN STREET, WAIMATE. VIOLINS, BOWS, STRINGS, ETC. Dance Music & Albums. HARRY LAUDER SONGS. A DAILY “SPECIAL" THE LYTTELTON TIMES’ 1923 series. Written by Men of Authority, Specialists, •Scholars, Scientists, Business Men. This week’s articles include:— “The Winta - of 1923—Art Abnormal Period,” by Mr F. L. Wooleis. “A Literary Causerie,” by Mr Chas. Wilson, Parliamentary Librarian. “Petroleum—The Oil that Troubles International Wtteine,” by Mr H. Belshaw, M.A. “English and the Pacific,” by Pro.-, feasor J. Macmillan Brown. READ, also, the COMMERCIAL PAGE The most authoritative, financial, commercial and general business articles published in the Dominicl. ORDER NOW.