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Kumara Times, Issue 1442, 12 May 1881, Page 3

NEW WINTER GOODS, EX CANTERBURY, FROM GLASGOW^ AT? KIRKPATRICK'S* SEDDON STREET. FUR ST- ■V'ALITE. GLASGOW WINCEYS, at 9d and Is. Aberdeen Winceys, Is Gd and 2s. 9'loll 12 ">■ White, Scarlet, Blue and Grey Blankets. Wool Crimean Shirtings, Is 4d, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s. All Wool Scotch 3 tartans. Black Satin Cloths, 2s Gd, 3s, 3s 6d, 4s Gd. Black French Meriuoes, 3s, 3s 6d, 4s, 4s Gd, ss. Black Double Alpacas, Is, Is Gd, Is 9d } 2s, 2s Gd. Ladies’ Black Alpaca and Italian Cloth-quilted Petticoats, 10s Gd to 22s 6d» Ladies’ Black Cloth Paletots, 14s Gd to 455. Ladies’ Colored Silk Umbrellas, 8s Gd to 255. Ladies’ Fur Caps, Muffs, Collarettes, &c. Colored Moleskin, 2s, 2s Gd, 3s. Scotch Tweeds, for Boys^Weai 1 ,4 s Gd. Silesias, from Gd. Slate Hollands, Cotton and Linen Ticks, Unbleached and White Damask Flannels, Calicoes, and Sheeting, in great variety. Scotch Wobl Fingering. Alloa Yarn, Alexander s Knitting Cotton, Clark’s Crochet Cotton, Hanks, &c., Ac. Gents White Dress, Oxford and Tweed Shirts, direct from manufacturers. W. KIR KPATR IC K, SEDDON STREET. GEORGE RUDKIN, IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchant, MAIN STREET, KUMARA, has oust At Lowest Market Rates, a LARGE!WELL-ASSORTED STOCK, CONSISTING OF Colonial Produce Teas Sugars Groceries Provisions Wines Spirits Ale and Porter Adelaide Flour Colonial Flour Fresh Butter and Eggs. AGRICULTURAL I GARDEN SEEDS PERUVIAN GUANO. GEORG E~R U D K I N (LATE DUNCAN M‘LEAN’S), MAIN ROAD.

D. HANNAN, MINING ADVOCATE 1 ■ AND j AGENT. I (Registered under “ The Mines Act, ! 1877”), ; Is now prepared to conduct Suits in the Kumara and Greenstone Warden’s Courts, Statements, Bills of Particulars, Agreements, Application Notices, and j other necessary documents prepared at j reasonable charges. D. H. having practised for three j years in the Stafford and Goldsborough Courts, has acquired a fair knowledge of Mining Law. Any business he may 1 be favored with will be strictly and ; punctually attended to. Private Office : at his residence, Main street. JOHN DAVIES, TAILOR, SEDDON STREET, Adjoining Kumara Times Office, In thanking his numerous customers for their past patronage, wishes to inform them and the public generally that, having opened with a Large Stock of WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, COATINGS, TWEEDS, And all the Goods have been carefully selected; and the make, quality, and j style are unequalled. j As a sufferer and heavy loser by the j late fire, he solicits the public patron- i age. j Fit and Workmanship guaranteed. I

gUM AR A ACADEMY. MISS HANNAN Begs to notify that she has opened a SCHOOL in that most desirable building for Educational purposes, next the Education Office, Main street, where she solicits a share of the patronage so liberally accorded her late Principals, Mrs Williams and Mr Stanton. The situation of the School is healthy, the Class-rooms spacious, and Furniture and requisites ample. SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION TAUGHT. Plain and Fancy Needlework. MUSIC AND DRAWING CLASSES. Charges moderate. GREYMOUTH AND KUMARA TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE. COAL REDUCED 10s and 15sTon To encourage a larger consumption, the Tramway Company are now selling COAL at following Reduced Rates ; Delivered any part Kumara— Best Household Coals, in £-ton 1 455. lots or upwards ... ... j ton. Best Smithy Coal, doublescreened (Nuts), at Tramway Station Under |-ton Lots, 4s bag. Bags returnable at time of delivery. War. A. HEATON, Secretary. 40s. f! ton.