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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2164, 24 February 1880, Page 3

“Wiiii iLeil* WANTED, a strong active BOY to look after a horse, gardening, and otherwork. Apply to Mr Chisholm, Bank of New Zealand. WANTED— BOARD and RESIDENCE in a private family. Address, stating terms, etc., to J. C., Times Office. WANTED —Architects and Builders to know that first-rnte Jinishings are now being made from Kauri, at prices that will take the tiade. Every description. JAMES BRUCE. WANTED TWO RESPECTABLE BOARDERS, in a private family. Apply, Mrs Peters, Registry office. WANTED KNOWN—Sixteen Words for one shilling in this Column. WANTED —South Canterbury Settlers to send for Local Manufacture in Timber, Eiuishings, Flour, Oatmeal and Pearl Barley. JAMES BRUCE. Late Adverliscinouts. NOTICE. MR F. B. MAKING has ceased to have any connection with the South Cantf.rrury Times. J OST FROM WASHDYKE—--3 HACK HOUSES. 1 BAY GELDING, branded W on near shoulder. 1 BAY MARS, with rope on, branded S on near shoulder, with brown leading colt at foot. 'FEN SHILLINGS per head will be paid on delivery at Mcßcth’s Hotel, Washdyke. Amusements. QUEEN’S HALL. • T O-NIGHT. TO-NI GH T. lILLIE AND TAYLOR, Champion J Ska teas. Hurdle Race on Skates to-night for a handsome prize. Admission, Is; reserved seats, ‘2s. Doors open quarter to eight. Afternoon practice 8 to 5. HEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEB. 20, AND 27. MR & MRS CHAS. FLORENCE Will give two GRAND _ ENTERTAINMENTS, Musical and Dramatic Assisted by MR A MRS VINCENT, And Ladies and Gentlemen. Mr G. L. Statiiam will preside at the Piano. Box office at Amos’. Doors open at 7.80; Overture at 8 sharp ; Admission, Is, 2s (id, and Is. iSoIIfOW. AUTUMN TREE PLANTING. 1,000,000 SHRUBS, one, two, and three years old, including the fastest growing Californian Pines. The Nurseries being in a very exposed situation, and the trees kept a good distance apart, gives them a hardiness of constitution rarely to be met with. Californian Pines, two-year-old, transplanted, 20s per 100; Blue Gums tit for transplanting 10s. A liberal allowance made to parties planting extensively. All kinds of Winter Vegetable Plants on Sale. GEORGE PURDIE AND CO., Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Near Bank of New Zealand Timaru. Tho ma s Ellis, Plumring, Gaki-itting, House Decorating Ac, Ac. Grey Road, Timaru. Thomas Ellis begs to inform the inhabitants of Timaru and the surrounding districts that he has started business in the above line in the Grey Road, Timaru. Helms had over 11 ycais experience in his tiade in London, and is now jn-epared to execute all ordeis that he may be favored with. EXACTNESS AND NEATNESS OF WORK GUARANTEED, And all orders promptly attended to. Icsr' Note the Address—THOS. ELLIS, Grey Road, Timaru. I BEG to inform my Numerous Friends and the Public Generally, that I have secured the I.ease of the RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, for the Ensuing Term. J. H. GLASSON. Gi RAIN STACKS AND THRESHING JT MACHINES INSURED at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES by the NORWICH UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. JOHN KING, Agent, Main South Road. B uußruj >l<* v Gazelle. rjAHE SOUTH CANTERBURY TIMES Is a DULY APPOINTED GAZETTE For all notices under the Bankrortcy Act. IN BANKRUPTCY. R. IN THE DISTRICT COURT of TIMARU and OAMARU Holden at Timaru. In the matter of “ The Debtors and Greditois Act 187(1 ” and the several Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of Hf.nrv Evans a debtor. This is to notify that at tire liist meeting of Creditors in the above bankrupty held at the District Courthouse 'Timaru on Monday the twenty-third day of February 1880' Richard Turnrull of Timaru storekeeper was duly elected to the office of Creditors’ Trustee of lire property of the said Debtorarid that the said Richard Turnrull has in writing duly accepted the said trusteeship. All proofs of-debt arc hereafter to be sent to the said Creditors’ Trustee. Hated this 23rd day of February 1880. . THOMAS HOWLEY Clerk. Perry A Perry, • Solicitoiß for the said Debtor.-