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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2341, 17 September 1880, Page 3

Mr W. Gordon, recently counter-clerk in the Oamarn Telegraph O.'Uce, and now stationed at Mew Plymouth, has received a medal an 1 a certificate of merit from the Sydney International Exhibition for his delineation of the Lord’s Prayer in Maori. Capital progress is being made with the new wharf at the Breakwater. The whole of the piles have been driven, those near the concrete being riveted with strong bars of iron to the vent-holes in the centre of the monolith. The contractor is now awaiting the arrival of timber to proceed with the work of flooring. Superintendent Weldon is at present making a tour of police inspection. The usual Promenade Concert under the auspices of the Timaru Artillery Band, takes place in the Queen’s Hall, to-morrow evening. This Concert is the last of the series, and it will be accompanied by a variety of new attractions which are particularised elsewhere. W anted* WANTED— A Good Assistant for the Dressmaking. Apply, at once, Miss Koirx, Dressmaker, North Street. WANTED for the Dressmaking— Machinist, Body-hands, Improvers and Apprentices. Davies <t Murphy. TT^T ANTED—A Smart Young Man to V v drive a cart. Apply at the Cilice of this Paper. ANTED —A Few Eespectable Board- * t crs. Apply at North House, Church Street. WANTED -A Good Buggy Horse. Must be quiet for a Lady to drive. Not more than five years old, A guarantee required. Apply, liox 70, Post OHicc. WANTED —To let TWO BOOMS Centrally Situated. Apply, Ollice of this paper. WANTED TO BENT—A Five or Six Boomed House within eight minutes walk of the Beehive Store, Main North Boad, Apply, Zero, Office of this Paper. ■\TTANTED KNOWN—That I have rcVV 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.8.H., the Prince of Wales. WANTED, a few respectable tradesmen as BOARDERS in a private family. Terms, £1 per week, washing [included. Apply, Ollice of this Paper. JLate Advertisements. QUEENS’ HALL. THE Timaru Artillery Brass Band will hold their LAST of the Scries of PEOMENADE CONGESTS on SATURDAY NIGHT, Sept. 18. Mr Snodgrass on the Horizontal Bar. Songs by Messrs McLaren, Finalyson, and others, who have kindly volunteered their Services. Admission One Shilling. BOARD AND RESIDENCE Main South Road, opposite Barrett’s Coach Factory and adjoining the Timaru Hotel, W PRICE. Proprietor. Tins s PACE IS RESERVED FOR MOLLLSON & BO3STS ADVERTISEMENT. pH P P P Ph <j K Ph (P P H O P r-3 Lf O o pa EH £5 P O o u JOURNALS. LEDGERS. CASH BOOKS. SALE BOOKS, ETC. Ruled & Bound to Order. USE BAEDSLEY’S _ PRIZE BALE SOAP—because it is the friend of the mothers. MONEY. ino nooks'"* in su r SO JL t\ / V_y of £2OO and upwards, on approved security. 11. S. AUSTIN, Solicitor, Timaru. -A.iH.'tiseasiCTt.'tra;. THEA TR E Bj 0Y A L BACHELDER’S COMBINATION Was witnessed last evening by an intelligent and enthusiastic audience. COLOSSEAN PANTASCOPE. THE GREAT CHALET. ARCTIC EXPEDITON. 100 GIFTS. MORMONISM AND SALT LAKE CITY. Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Overture at 8.