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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2269, 25 June 1880, Page 3

IP nl:> 11 rs >tices fi WANTED in a Month and ob C-) vJ U Must be haJ at any Sacrifice. HEAP BOOTS—if. N. ANDERSON has decided to make a SWEEPING SALE of his Entiic Stock of BOOTS and SHOES at Prices never before heard of. His Whole Stock must be Sold to make up the above amount- regardless of Cost. Rally round the old shop and save it from becoming a Bankrupt. tIHEAP BOOTS —Ladies’ Kid Sewn J Boots os fid worth 10s. Not Sheepskin. See them. H. N. Anderson. BOOTS—Ladies’ Genuine Kid High leg Boots 6s fid, tassals ; worth 12s. Only wanted to be seen. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Blocked Kid, brass heels, 7s fid; worth 14s. This is the Greatest Bargain. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP SHOES—Ladies’ Velvet Slippers, trimmed with fur, flannel lined, only 3s fid. Never before was such value. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP SHOES—Men’s Strong Colonial Made Slippers, 2s fid ; usual price for these are 6s. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Girl’s Kid Boots from 3s fid to fis. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Hair Slippers, 7s fid; Bronze Shoes, fis fid; Brown Shoes, 7s fid. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Children’s Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Pink Boots at low price of 10s fid. H. N. Anderson. J French Hand-sewn will be Sold Cheap. All goods sold strictly for Cash. H. N, Anderson.

JUST OPENED AT QOWAN & ROSTER’S COOKHAM HOUSE, New Styles in Gent’s Pullover Felt Hats, in Black, Brown and Drab, (Glovers’ make.) ECLIPSE DINNER ALE AT the Request of Several of my Customers, I have been induced to resume my Harvest Beer, as a light Dinner Ale. Price as before, Is 6d per gallon. FRANCIS FRANKS. Cain’s Terrace, May 10 188 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. fcs“Note the Addren— Main North Road, Timaru. DAVID LANG, Manager Goods delivered free Amusements. QUEEN’S JJ ALL, TIMARU. PRESENTS TO EVERY VISITOR. THE ORIENTAL EXHIBITION will open on FRIDAY, JUNE 25, at 3 p.m., For a Short Season only. Wonderous and Marvellous Exhibits of Eastern Skill and Workmanship; Novelties in Woodware from the Holy Land ; Arabic Carving, Turkish Jewellery, and Filagree Work of the most Chaste Design and Beautiful manshipExhibits from all parts of the East, never before shown ; too numerous to mention. Admission—One Shilling. N. KAURT and M. ALI, Proprietors. This Exhibition will also open at the Volunteer Hall. Temuka, on Tuesday 22nd, for two days only. W AI-ITI ENTERTAINMENT. AN ENTERTAINMENT Will be held in the WAI-ITI SCHOOLROOM, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 25. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o’clock sharp. Admission, 3s and 2s. 1. Overture, (II Trovatore) Mr G. Stathara 2. Song 3. Song 4. Reading .. s.. Song 6. Song 7. Song 8. Song 9. Song 10. Recitation .. Mr Nelson .. Mrs Wilson .. Mr Kirby .. Mrs Jamieson .. Mr Mansfield .. Miss Stathara .. Mr R. Foster .; Mrs Stubbs ~ Mr Roach rNTERVAL. 11. Piano Solo 12. Song 13. Song 14. Song 15. Reading .. 16. Song 17. Song 18. Song 19. Song 20. Song (Comic) Mr Muller Mrs Simmonds .. Mr Walcot .. Mrs Evans .. Mr Holthouse .. Mrs Sealy Mr Hogg .. Mrs Nelson Mr Foster .. Mr Stone

God Save the Queen. Government Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMAEU AND OAMARU SECTION. FROM and after Saturday, June 26, the Officer in charge of Waihao will be withdrawn, and the station worked as a Traffic Manager’s Office, Oamaru, June 21,1880. Y. E. platform. W. M. HANNAY, Traffic Manager.