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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2458, 3 February 1881, Page 2

Special Advertisements. WOOL AND PRODUCE. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, (LIMITED.) rpHIS Company are prepared to make JL liberal CASH Advances on WOOL nd all kinds of PRODUCE placed in their hands for Sale, either in the London or Colonial Markets. Having large and commodious Stone Stores adjoining the Landing Services, and connected with the Railway by sidings, also Agencies in Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, and in every Province of New Zealand, offer extra facilities to shippers and others. Storage at lowest current rates. Corn sacks, woolpacks, and twine always on hand. For further particulars apply to F. Le CREN, Manager N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. (Lmtd.)

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! IRST SHIPMENTOP THE SEASON J Have pleasure in announcing that they have just opened out a large f assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for summer wear, These goods having been all made up specially to their own order and imported direct from the manufacturers. J.M. & S. have every confidence in inviting inspection, feeling assured that a better class of goods have never been imported into Timaru. Empty Trunks for Sale Inspection Invited; JAS. MOLLISON SON, Great North Road, Timaru Thames street, Oamaru; and Rattray street, Dunedin. AMES IyrOLLISON AND g ON

CITY HOTEL. ECOOKSON takes the opportunity of • conveying to his numerous friends and the public generally his heartfelt appreciation of the exceedingly liberal patronage bestowed upon him through a ong period at the Garrick, at Barrett’s, and during the past two years at the Commercial Hotel. He has now much pleasure in intimating that to-day he HAS ENTERED CPC 2' A LONG LEASE of that old, centrally situated, and most popular house, the CITY HOTEL, Which by EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS, Now in progress, in the carefully selected and choice stock, and the most assiduous attention, he intends to raise to the position the LEADING HOTEL IN CHRISTCHURCH. From the kindness extended to him in the past, E. C. does not fear that he will be forgotten by any of his old friends, or that he will fail to meet the requirements of the public generally. Yet he is anxious to convey an assurance that one and all may rely upon A HEARTY WELCOME AT THE “ CITY. Christchurch June 21,188