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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2324, 28 August 1880, Page 3

W:v uto a. VJT ANTED TO LET—Two Rooms. Vr Apply to J. Houston, Ironmonger, Main North Road. TXT ANTED —Board and Residence for a W Lady engaged during the day. Apply Box 10, P. 0., Timaru. W 'ANTED—Washing or charring by the day. Apply Mrs Rogers, LoCren Street, Sahdictown. WANTED —Apprentices. Apply to Miss Innis at James Strachans. WANTED— A General Servant. Apply at the office of this paper. WANED, a good Female Cook. Apply at once, Old Bank Hotel. WANTED, a few respectable tradesmen as BOARDERS in a private family. Terms, £1 per week, washing included. Apply, Office of this Paper. T7STANTED KNOWN—Good Sound Tea, » * IDs yd per box. WANTED KNOWN —Our Superior Blended Teas, 2s Gd per lb. i WANTED KNOWN—Choice Mocha and Plantation Mixed Coffee, Is lOd per lb. ANTED KNOWN Sugars, _ Great Reductions, Yellow,-Id; White, lid ANTED KNOWN—MiId Cured Butter Prime, Bid, in jars. ‘ANTED KNOWN—Goods Delivered with Despatch. W ‘ANTED KNOWN—Timaru Branch, Dunedin Co-operative Store. XT7ANTED KNOWN—That I have rcW ceived my season’s stock of Fishing Tackle, which comprises every description of Trout Tackle, Ac. An inspection invited. W. McWilliam, Colombo street, Christchurch. Sole agent forG. Little and Co., makers to H.R.H., the Prince of Wales. .AamLiistiMioiil'S L£l HEA TR E “£3 OYA L. FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing TUESDAY, AUGUST 31. THOMPSON’S GRAND CONFEDERATE DIORAMA, and LIEUTENANT HERMAN, The Marvellous Ventriloquist. MONSTER GIFT _ DISTRIBUTION, On a scale of Magnificence never before attempted, 100 Useful and Valuable Articles given away to the audience. Admission —3s, 2s, and Is. Commence at 8 o’clock. Late AdYertiscmenlß. ST. MARY’S CHURCH TIMARU. A BAZAAR in aid of the Church buildil. ing Fund will be held during the Timaru Agricultural Show week, 1880. A. CHRISTOPHERS, Churchwarden BAZAAR. rpHE PRIMITIVE METHODIST BA--8 ZAAR will be held during the Timaru Agricultural Show .Week. Donations in money or articles vail be thankfully received by Mesdamcs Dumbell, Leggott, Hawley Logan, and Misses Whittaker, Thornton and Wallis. *45, < V. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TIMARU AVATER RACE. NOTICE TO SURVEYORS. TENDERS will be received at the Town Clerk’s Office, Timaru, until noon of Monday, September (! next, for a SURVEY of the above Race in accordance with specifications to be seen at the Borough Council Office, Timaru, and at the Survey Office Christchurch. Tenders to be marked “ Tender for Timaru AYatcr Race ” will only be enter tained from those Surveyors who have been placed on the Chief Surveyor’s list of Contractors in terms of the conditions required by the Surveyor-General, particulars of which can be obtained at the nearest Survey Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order, EBAVIN Hv. LOUGH, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Timaru, August 21, 1880. DURING STOCK TAKING, and until Sent. 1, ALL GOODS will be SOLD at CHEAP SALE PRICES. September 7 being half-yearly balance day, all PERSONS OWING ACCOUNTS arc respectfully requested to settle them before that date, and all persons having accounts against me arc requested to render them for settlement. JAMES STRACHAN. FOR PRIVATE SALE. The pure bred Clydesdale STALLION, “SIR WALTER SCOTT.’’ Dam Beauty by Thane of Clyde Imported Sire Ivaniioe Imported, The Above Celebrated Clydesdale Stallion has just arrived, and is to be seen at King’s Stables. Particulars apply to john Mclntosh, Proprietor. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. PROSP E C T U S OF THE KATAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED), CAPITAL, £100,000; in 1000 shares of £25 each. Directors: Isaac Wilson, Esq. (Chairman) G. H, Blackwell, Esq. E. Paruham, Esq. And Two to be Elected after the allotment of New Shares. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Garrick and Cowlishaw. Registered Office : Charles street, Kaiapoi. This Company was established in July, 1878, with a capital of £15,000, in 15 shares of £IOOO each, to carry on the business of Woollen Manufacturers, and accepted the offer of the Hon. J. T. Peacock for the purchase of the premises and plant of the Canterbury, Spinning, Weaving, and Fibre Company'at about half its original cost; since which, considerable additions have