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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2261, 16 June 1880, Page 3

Ironmongery. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE beg to inform tlie Public generally that wo have DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST SHEFFIELD IRON AYAREHOUS And while thanking our customers for their many evidences of favor, would solicit for our successor a liberal share of the patronage hitherto afforded us. I SHEFFIELD IRON WAREHOUSE, Main South Road. Timaku. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to announe that he has purchased the well-known business of Messrs T. R. Jones and Co., Ironmongers and General Hardware Merchants, Main South road. Every effort will be made to keep a firstclass and well-assorted stock, suitable to the requirements of the district. Inspection is invited of the following lines : Carpenters and Joiners Tools imported direct before the increased duty, which purchasers will derive the benefit. Ranges and Cooking Stoves, Registers. A large assortment of Marble and Slate Mantelpieces, Fenders, and Fire Irons. Spades, Shovels, Picks, Forks, Scythes, Rakes, Axes, and Brushware of all descriptions. Electro-plated and Metal Goods of best qualities, Table and Pocket Cutlery. Mangles, Grindstones, and Iron Bedsteads. Orders by Post will receive Prompt Attention. J. R. ST A N S E LL, (Late T. R. Jones & Co.) SHEFFIELD IRON WAREHOUSE, Main South Road, Timaru. Saves Time, Labour, Wear and Tear and suits any Boiler. DIRECTIONS FOR USE Having treated the clothes to the usual overnight’s soaking and wrung them out, and soaped the very dirty parts, place the machine in the centre of the boiler, then fill the boiler with water to within two inches of the top of the pipe of the machine place in the clothes with the usual quantity of soap, according to the size of the boiler, and in about twenty minutes from the time the water first boils the clothes will be thoroughly washed. After being taken from the boiler, rinse the clothes thoroughly, and pass immediately through the blue water. IN THE T. R. JONES & CO. J. R. STANSELL. THE NOYELTY Reduced to 15s each. PRIEST & HOLD GATE. Ironmongers.

Public Notices. O* OKE B obe GBy W. and C. Scott & Son. UNS. tics mm K M Wq tdti Just received, ex City of Florence, a shipment ofJßrecch and Muzzle-loading Guns, Shot-belts and Pouches, Cartridge-belts, and Bags, which will be offered at very low prices. A Good Double-Barrel Breach-Loader £5 5s Od Five Guineas £5 5s d All other Goods in Projiortion. These Guns are made specially to my own order. Also, A Shipment of NEW POWDER (ex Palala.) Inspection Invited. T. G. BOWLEY, Gunsmith, Timaru. ROOT-BLIGHT-PROOF APPLE TREE S Q JpURDIE AND QO. HAVE ON SALE, A large and Varied stock of the above, Grafted on the Magetin Stock. All trees guaranteed Root-blight-proof. Also, A very large stock of Forest Trees and Flowering Shrubs of every description ; all kinds of Fruit Trees, and Choice Roses, in variety; Thorn Quicks, and Barberry for Hedges. A liberal allowance made to parties planting extensively. All kinds of Agricultural, Vegetable, and Flower Seeds in stock. P.S.—The above Pines being grown in a very exposed situation, and kept a good distance apart in the rows gives them a hardiness of constitution rarely to be met with. GEO. PURDIE & CO., Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Near Bank of N.Z., Timaru. Timaru co-operative STORE Has just received a Large Assortment of SPECIALLY SELECTED TEAS, Which will be guaranteed to give every satisfaction to the Purchaser, being of splendid puality and low inPrice TRY OUR TEAS, AT HALF-A-CROWN A POUND. ISs’Note the Addren— Main North Road, Timaru. DAVID LANG, Manager Goods delivered free' P. J. BELL’S CONSULTATION ON THE TALLY-HO HANDICAP. TO BE RUN ON JUNE 18, 1860, AT TIMARU. PRIZES: First Prize Second Prize .. Third Prize Starters (divided) Non-Starters (divided).. £2oo\ £IOO £SO • £75 £SOO £75/ Consultation Fee, £l. Tickets may be obtained from Mr Lew, Tobacconist; also, from MiJEerman, Tobacconist. IS’ Should all the Tickets not be sold, the prizes will be distributed pro rata . Two Postage Stamps necessary, one for Rtply and onejfor Result. Address; P. J. BELL, Post Office, Pox 84, Timaru.