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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2298, 29 July 1880, Page 3

Public Notices. WANTED KNOWN—Wood & Smith, Shepherd’s Buildings, are clearing their Ladies’ Costumes and Skirts at greatly reduced prices. JQn 0 F T Having lately arrived from England, begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Timaru an urrounding Districts that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS AS A TAILOR, Ac. Opposite to Messrs Parsons and Henderson’s Foundry, and hopes by strict attention to the requirements of his Customers, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage and support. Note the Address J. CROFT, Tailor, Ac. MAIN NORTH ROAD. NOTICE. CHEAP COALS! CHEAP COALS!! rpi-IE undersigned has, in order to comI pete with the times REDUCED his PRICE for COALS and FIREWOOD as under:— Best Newcastle —Screened, 50s per ton ; Unscreened, 45s do. Good Smithy Coal, any price. Firewood, cut in very small pieces, 35s to 40s per cord. Splendid Posts and Rails, cither sawn split or round. A. SHERRATT, Church Street. WANTED KNOWN—Wood A Smith, Shepherd’s Buildings, are selling Ladies’ Heavy Cloth Jackets at greatly reduced prices. TIME 13 R YAR DS , CHURCH STREET. AYING been appointed AGENT for SALE ol TIMBER from Mr Leon ard Price, Waimatc, and Mr George Meredith, Kakahu Bush, 1 am prepared to sell for CASH at the LOWEST RATE— Black and White Pine and Totara Scantling Rough Boards T and G Flooring and Lining Posts and Rails Stakes Firewood, Ac, Ac. [Of the very best quality. Inspection Invited. JOHN KING, Church Street. EARLY CLOSING. c (OWAN A T7IOSTER, 4 F Dr.U’ERK, Bog to advise their customers and the general public that their place of business will be CLOSED in future at 1) p.m. on Saturday’s, commencing on Saturday, July 24. WANTED KNOWN—Wood A Smith, Shepherd's Buildings, have an mmenso stock of Ladies’ Beaver and Felt iats at half usual prices. (Q IX A(\ WANTED in a Month and ti>b 0 V/ Must be had at any Sacrifice. /"AHEAP BOOTS—II. N. ANDERSON Vy has decided to make a SWEEPINGSALE of his Entire Stock ot 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. CJ HEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Kid Sewn J Boots 5s (id worth 10s. Not Sheepskin. Sec them. H. N. Anderson. C AHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Genuine Kid j High leg Boots (is (Id, tassals ; worth 12s. Only wanted to bo seen. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Blocked Kid. brass heels, 7s (id; worth 14s. This is the Greatest Bargain. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP SHOES—Ladies’ Velvet Slippers, trimmed with fur, flannel lined, only 3s (id. Never before was such value. 11. N. Anderson. CHEAP SHOES— Men’s Strong Colonial Made Slippers, 2s Od ; usual price for these arc Os. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Girl’s Kid Boots from 3s 6d to Gs. H. N. Anderson. CHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Hair Slippers, 7s fid; Bronze Shoes, Os (id; Brown Shoes, 7s (id. H. N. Anderson, CHEAP BOOTS—Children’s Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Pink Boots at low price of 10s Gd. H. N. Anderson. /'AHEAP BOOTS—Small line Gent’s French Hand-sewn will he Sold Cheap. All goods sold strictly for Cash. 11. N, Anderson. Tciulcr.s. fTTENDERS will be received till 4 o clock JL on MONDAY, 2nd August, for the ERECTION of PART of the FOUNDATION of St MARY’S CHURCH, Timaru The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders arc to be addressed to the Cliaii* man of the Building Committee, 1 ost Ollicc, Box 85, and endorsed “ Tender for Contract No 1, St. Mary’s Church, Timaru.” Plans and specifications to be seen at Messrs Woollcombc and Olulec’s oflice, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. W. B. AEMSON, Architect. •iim.ciS-C Notices. ’ERTY ASSESSMENT ACT IS7S). HER EXTENSION OF TIME FOR ENDING IN STATEMENTS. PICE is hereby given that the time for sending in statements of real •sonal property under “ Ihc Property nont Act 1870,” has been further Hi to the 31st day of August, 1880. JOHN SPERRY, _ Commissioner, ortv Tax Department, Wellington, July 20 1860 '