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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 199, 7 September 1901, Page 2

Lost and Found. There are often small articles lost or found which coaid be bought for the cost of the advertisement, bat which people do not care to lose. For the benefit of oor readers we set apart this for insertion of such notices. NO CHANGE will be. made for the advertisement, and. ther will be HO B&WABD claimed. THE Photo advertised for may be received at this office. FOUND— A Name Brooch. Apply, this office. FOUND— Lady’s Net Bag, with contents. Apply, this office. 4 4 a doodle do » ” “ Cock o’ the North ” Hondai-Lanka Ceylon Tea at 2s is selling in Thousands of Pounds. Small quantity in pot only required—a real free gift. Wanted. WANTED —Some kind person to Adopt a Baby Boy, two years old and in good health. Apply, this office or Edward Flush, Shearman street, Waimate. Guinness and LeCron. NOTICE TO CLIENTS. TT7E have much ploaauro in an- * * nounoing to clients that Mb NORTON FRANCIS 'has become a member of our firm, which will still trade under the name of GUINNESS AND LbCREN. Mr Francis will conduct business as the Resident Partner, and the Live Stock Department will, as hitherto, be unlor the charge of Mb D, P. McLban. GUINNESS A LkCREN. Waimate, 2nd September, 1901. B—MWWIMIitmMIH J ANET, we dinna drink onything but •* Cock o’ the Nor th ” Tea uoo-a-laye. Ma guid moa’s fair delichtet wi’ te gran’ honest brew. He’s maist teeotal an’il It’s sae strang an’ unbonded. Notices. Mr F. Russell TT7ISHES it known that he it * starting Business as CARRIER, and asks for a share of public supportrvWNEßS OF STUD HORSES are reminded that NOW is the lime to Advertise their Horses. Having the largest country eirculalion in Waimate County, the Advsrnsßß is the best advertising medium. Reasonable terms for season’s idvertisementa. Horse Cards a Specialty. ■flllUMl mw» 'if ill 'ld HI J1..M1 111 (lIJMIiIMPIIIHW Meetings, &c. COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET TO J. F. DOUGLAS, ESQ. A COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET will be tendered to J. FLEMING DOUGLAS, ESQ., in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Waimate, oh WEDNESDAY, 11xh SEPTEMBER, 1901. Tickets may be obtained from the Committee, viz.:—Dr. Barclay, Messrs R. H. Rhodes, G. Lyall, Thomas Milne, 0. Studholme, W. J. Hardie, A. Walker, D. Ross, A. 8. Elwortby, G. Pitcaitbly, W. H. Beckett, Norton Francis, E. 0. Studholme, 0. E. Bremner, W. F. Ward, H. Fisher, J. Doutbwaite, £. McLennan, A. Carter, H. B. McGowan, G. S. Mathias, and T, Twomey; or from the undersigned. CHAS. AKHURST, Hon. Seo. THE SALVATION ARMY. OPENING OF NEW BARRACKS. THURSDAY, SEPT. 12th. rpHE OPENING SERVICE will X be held at 5.30 p.m.; Tea, 6 p.m.; Special Meeting, 7.50 p.m. The local ministers will take part in the last meeting. FRIDAY EVENING: Special Holiness Meeting at 7.80. SATURDAY EVENING: Musical Meeting at 8. Admission by silver coin, SUNDAY: Special Meetings all d»y. _ STAFF CAPTAIN AND MRS BISHOP And other Specials will lead all the services. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the X Caledonian Soeiety wilt be held at 8 p.m. on SATURDAY NEXT, 14th SEPTEMBER, at the Empire Hotel. A full attendance of members is requested, F. J. BUCKLEY, Secretary. WAIMATE QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY. TITHE above wUlhbld their WIND X UP SOCIAL on TUESDAY, SEPT. IOtb; In the Oddfellows’ Hall. ■ Admission, 2a 6d. Ladies Free.