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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2424, 23 December 1880, Page 3

Wanted, WANTED Furnished Apartments nnd I?o;u<i, by a gentleman and his wife. .About a mile out of Town prefeno 1. T.Y.C., S.O. Times Office. W ANTED —The Public to know that J. 15. Witt & Co. have now on view CHRISTMAS CAKES, Cluistmas Fancies, and Christmas Packets, at Excelsior House. WANTED KNOWN—That Jesse Davis has accommodation for four respectable Boarders. Drawing-room upstairs kept specially for their own use. Terms, exceedingly moderate. Barrett’s New Buildings, Main South Road. W ‘ANTED KNOWN—Mrs WERRY has Removed from Church street to a more central position in Sophia street, in the house lately occupied by Mrs Mason, and she is now prepared to receive a few respectable boarders. Good accommodation. Beds and meals Is each. JJate Advertismucuts. 710.11 SALE—[j A first class well watered Grazing and Cropping FARM of KSC Acres, seven miles from Timaru. Terms Easy. JAMES GRANGER. 171 OR SALE j Quarter-acre SECTION, Fandie Town, with 4-Roomed Cottage Quarter-acre SECTION, Sandie Town, with 3-roomed Cottage. JAMES GRANGER. Timaru H ARMONic Society. THIS EVENING. HAYDN’S “ CREATION.” In Trinity Presbyterian Church. A.O.F. AND 1.0.0. F. DEMONSTRATION, DECEMBER 27. THE BALL in connection with the above will be held at MR H. GREEN’S STORE On account of there not being sufficient room in the Oddfellows’ Hall. Tickets may be obtained from members of the Committee, or H. GEORGE, Hon. Sec. The PROCESSION will leave the Oddfellows’ Hall at 10 a.m. DUNEDIN CUP, 1881. MR GEORGE DODSON’S CONSULTATION on the Dunedin Cup. 2,000 Subscribers at £1 each. First prize .. .. .. £750 Second prize ~. .. 850 Third prize .. .. 150 Other starters (divided) .. GUO Non-starters (divided) .. 450 £2,000

Please send P.O. order or crossed cheque, with exchange (Is) added and two stamps for reply and result. Will probably close about Feb. Id. GEORGE DOBSON, Treasurer. Address, Box 28; or Provincial Hotel, Port (Jhaliners. AVIES AND MURPHY, rjIHE CASH DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, NORTH ROAD. ry A Yards New Print, worth 7.k1, y I 4 yard. ONE MILE 271 yards Printed Cambric, s:}d yard. THE above Line is a portion of a Manufacturer’s Stock bought at 35 per cent off, and should be good value at B.ld yard. fy i | Yards French Organdi Muslins JL # 2c (Plain and Fancy Colors), s ; jd yard. This Line is fully worth 17.0. Also, Attila Twill Colored Sateens, Idra Cloth, Quiltings, Pique, Ac. Yards Colored Lustre, worth 10:0, yard. Yards New Oatmeal Cloth, G: 4 -d yard O i O all^s All Wool Satin Cloth (the V/ IfC same as usua'ly sold at 2s (id yd, and can be obtained in all the new shades), 12kl yd. t) pieces All Wool Beige (for every•J e ) days’ wear the Beige cannot _ be beaten, and will not shrink in washing) IOJd, worth 15d. 4 Q Dozen Canton Straw Hats, 7.U1 2c O each, worth 15d. HOLLAND Aprons, trimmed (colors) od each, worth lOd. Qpy Dozen 1- Button Kid Gloves, Is Sj I (LVd, worth 3s Od, pair. 18 Dozen (5-Button Josephine (black, Ist choice) 4s lid, worth Os Gd, "i O Bozen 8-Button Josephine (black, Ist X/V choice), 4s lid, worth 15s, pair. DO f\ Pieces Ribbon Velvet, is piece of O U 18 yards BELTS, Solitaires, Dress Holders, Ac. Ac. 29 Pieces Longcloth,’ 30-in, 3s Od per dozen. 1 fy A Yards Welsh Flannel, 12.1 d X / VnO yard, worth 18d. 1 f~\ /V Dozen S. Men’s Brown Cotton X vJ Sox, (id pair. 1 k r\ Dozen Men’s Brown Colton Sox, X O Gd pair. 17 Dozen Men’s Black Soft Felt Hats, 2s lid, worth 4s Gd. •jgUHEKA! EUREKA !! 30 7s Gd. Dozen New Shape Black Soft Hats, cord and tassel, 4s Od, worth 15 7s Gd. Dozen Men’s Hard Felt Hats, new shape, square crown, 4s Gd, worth DAVIES & MURPHY,’ the Cash Drapery Warehouse, Main North > Road.