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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2214, 22 April 1880, Page 3

WantctU TT TANTED for one week, Board and VV Residence for a Lady and Gentleman in a private family whore no other boarders are kept. Address, stating terms, Am, to “ Alpha,” Turns ol'lice. TO HOUSEOWNERS. W ANTED, a three or four roomed HOUSE. Apply cilice of this Taper. WANTED— Two Respectable Men as Boarders. Apply, Mr Wilson, Arthur street, opposite Mr M. Jonas’ residence. WANTED, Two TURNOVERS at ease. Apply office of this paper. WA NT E D—20,000 Bushels Prime Milling OATS. Highest Cash Price. Alfred J. Parsons, Club Hotel, Timaru. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Stp.aciiax has for sale BALL COSTUMES from 12s Gd to 25 s, original price 32s Gd to 50s. WANTED KNOWN—That J. S. has for sale EUPv MU EES and BOAS, from 2s to 80s, original prices 7s Gd to AOs. WANTED KNOWN—That J. S. will sell his WOOL GOODS at half the price that any other house 'in Timaru rvill sell a similar article. ANTED KNOWN—That J. S. has for sale 818 HON VELVETS all colors Gd to Is a piece of IS yards. WANTED Cooks, Housemaids, and General Servants. Apply, Mrs Peters Begistry Office. WANTED KNOWN —that Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, General printing of every discription, from entirely new type, arc executed at the South CAXTEimur.v Tunes Ollicc, Church treet ANTED KNOWN—WASTE PAPE It Eo Sale at this office. WANTED KNOWN—Sixteen Words for one shilling in this Column. WANTED —Architects and Builders to know that lirst-rate finishings arc ioav being made from Kauri, at prices that fill take the trade. Every description. JAMES BBUCE. WANTED— South Canterbury Settlers to send for Local Manufacture in Timber, Einishings, Elour, Oatmeal and Pearl Barley. JAMES BBUCE. WANTED KNOWN— Mollison and Sox’s Great Annual Clearing Sale of BOOTS and SHOES will commence on SATURDAY, March 20, and will continue for One Month Only. DURING which time the whole of the Large and Varied Slock with which the Warehouse is now replete, will he offerredat IMMENSELY LOW PRICKS. JAS. MOLLISON A SON. BIHE Eirst Shipment of Winter Goods |_ being just to hand the present Stock irist be cleared out at any Sacrifice to make )om for Winter Stocks. JAS. MOLLISON & SON. COME therefore and inspect the Piicc Lists. GREAT BARGAINS! MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES!! ASTOUNDING REDUCTIONS !! ! JAS. MOLLfSON A SON., Great North Hoad, Timaru, CHIEAI* BOOTH—Tire public will find j it still to their interest to buy their Boots from H. N. Andersons. By so doing they get better value for their money. C'jHEAP BOOTS—Heir’s Colonial Made J Balmorals, 13s Gd. This line cannot be bought anywhere else for the money. H. N. ANDERSON. /~'\HEAP BOOTS—Ladies Kid Boots, V_Y Gs Gd, the genurne article, no sheep skin. 11. N. ANDERSON. C\ HEAP BOOTS —Men's, Youths’ and / Boy’s Boots and shoes, good make, no rubbish. 11. N. ANDERSON. /'G HEAP BOOTS—Our Bespoke DepartV_V mont is Al. Very best material and workmanship. Reasonable charges. H. N. ANDERSON. WANTED KNOWN—That DUNDEE HOUSE is the CHEAPEST and Best House in Town for all kinds of Ladies’ Gents’ and Children’s Hoots of every description as the following prices will show: — Gent’s Elastic Side (Alma’s) .. 13s Od Gent’s Light Watertights .. .. 13 0 Gent’s Bluchers .. .. • • f) G Children’s Kid Elastic Sides (7 to 9) 3 G All other Goods proportionately low in Price. Gent’s Ladies’ and Children’s Boots made to order on the shortest notice. We would call special attention to our Gent’s Sewn Boots for easy wear; cannot be surpassed m South Canterbury. G, JONES A CO, Dundee House, Timaru. Cliir :m<l Co. AUCTIONE EI US’ NOTICE. Q L I E F A O. Have commenced business as AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION AGENTS, AND VALUERS, In those premises in the Main North Road lately opeupied by Professor Padget, and are now prepared to receive all kinds of MERCHANDISE AND PROPERTY FOR SALE. At file suggestion of several patrons, and in connection with the above, a Library and Commercial Rooms have been opened for the use of Farmers and others requiring to transact business in town. All the leading daily and weekly papers will he found in the Library, with a wcil-sclcctcd and useful lot of books, on farming, gardening, and the treatment of horses, cattle, sheep, Ac. No fee for admittance. Suggestions for new books gladly received. —:o: OLI E E & C 0., AucrioiN’Jiiiits, Commission Agknts, and Vai.ukiik, Main North Road, Timaru, TO L E T, LAND FOB CHOPPING, in blocks from 250 to 500 acres. Apply to MILES J. KNUBLEY, Solicito Timaru.