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Kaikoura Star, 6 November 1906, Page 4

SHIPPING. PORT OF KAIKOURA. ARRIVED. Nov. 5. Wakatn from I,yitelt<ir Passengers—Mrs Adair, Me-s s Wilson, Barry, Hi Idle. Greede. SAILED. Nov. 5. W-ikatii for Wellington. Passengers—3l is Ton sand 2 child ren. Me-srs Maloney (2), Cavendish, and Smith. THE R.M.S. CYGNET leaves Lyttelton for Kaikoura every Thursday evening on the arrival of the 7.45 train from Christchurch returning to Lyttelton on Fridays. For Freight, Passages, or other information apply to J. DAVIDSON, Agent. If your Watch is still suffering internally, it can be permanently cured by WHITEHEAD, Kaikoura’s Watchmaker.—Advt. WANTED.— A Useful BOY, for the Bakehouse. Apply A. COLLINS. Baker, Torquay St. WANTED.— A Smart General SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. R. T. POPE. lAOUND. —Among my Heifers, a Young Red ami WhileßUiA.. Owner can have Same by paying Expenses. If not claimed will be Shot. G. ESTCOURT PARSONS, Kincaid Downs. KAIKOURA MOUNTED RIFLES. ALL Information regarding the Letting of the Drillshed for Concerts, Socials, etc., may be Obtain? from Sergt. H. FLOWER, to wh- cn anyone requiring the Hall must i. ike application. CHARLES WOOD, Officer Commanding TAKAHANGA TENNIS COURTS. SOCIAL will be Held in the TOWN HALL ON Friday, November Sth. ADMISSION : Gentlemen, 3s Ladies, Free. NOTICE? DOGS found at large on Lynton Downs property will be immediate] y des t roy ed. Thus." H ARRISON. NOTICE. OWING to Pressure of Work, MiBridge has Taken into Partnership Air Harold W. FROST, (late of Napier, and University of Pennsylvania), and the Firm will now beknownas “ Bridge & Frost.’ OUR Representative will visit Kaikoura at Regular Intervals, with a Complete Outfit. BRIDGE AND FROST, Dentists, Wellington. LAUNCH DISASTER. PUBLIC MEMORIAL. IT has beed suggested that the Erection of Swimming Baths wdl be a Suitable Form of .Memorial of 1 he a.i .ove. Conti ibu! ions are Solicited, and will be Received at the Office of This Paper, or by the Secretary, ’’ ! "* ,x< ’LAIR. Town Clerk, Blenheim. E. H. PENNY. Mayor. Blenheim, October 26th, 1908.