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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2488, 11 March 1881, Page 3

"Wanted. WANTED TO LET—A. three-roomed House with Porch, and a good supply of water and other conveniences, in Mere Mere Street, top of Elizabeth Street, Timaru. Apply, J, Howey, Sandietown. WANTED KNOWN—Clapham’s Universal Consultation, will be drawn oh Wednesday, March 16, at his residence Sandie Townl Tickets may he had from W. Padget, Tailor, and James Henderson, Blacksmith. WANTED —Three Respectable Gentlemen as Boarders. Good accomodation, Single Booms. For Particulars, apply Office of this Paper. W 1 "ANTED—A GENERAL SERVANT that can Wash, Apply, Office of this Paper, WANTED —A General Servant that can do plain Cooking. Address, or Apply to Miss Le Gren, Wai-iti Road Timaru. WANTED —Two respectable men as Boarders, in a private family. Apply office of this paper. "¥7ST ANTED, by a Shepherd, with good » * dogs, a permanent engagement, hill country preferred. Apply, office of this paper. ANTED KNOWN—For Hire the * * well known sailing or pulling boats Italia and Talisman. Apply F. Scoringc, Waterman. WANTED 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. Late Advertisements DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPWE beg to request that ALL ACCOUNTS DUE by the Undersigned be RENDERED on or before March 16. BARNETT, LEWIS & CO. . Per H. J. LEWIS. In the matter of the above Dissolution it is notified that ALL DEEDS held by us can be OBTAINED on application to W. ZIESLER. who is authorised to receive and discharge accounts due to the Firm. TIMARU BRANCH DUNEDIN CO-OPERATIVE STORE, Main North Road. On S A L flOur Special Family Tea, 2s per lb A delicious blend of Assam and Kaisow Souchong Teas, 2s 6d Choicest blend of Picked Leaf Tea, extra value, 3s A reduction made to purchasers of 51b or 101 b parcels NEW SEASON’S Full sized boxes of sound Tea from 16s 6d Fine to finest from 25s to 30s Very choice line of Fancy Caddies, extremely suitable for family use. Coffee, Fresh, Boasted and Ground. Sugars at Wholesale Prices, now very cheap. A consignment of sugar cured Hams and breakfast Bacon. Also our famed Exhibition Rolled Bacon • Prime old Cheese. Fresh Milled Oatmeal, Is 6s, in Small Bags, 251bs for 2s 9d. Finest Silk Dressed Flour, £9 5s per ton, 501bs for ss. THE FINEST 41b LOAF IN TOWN, ONLY sd. Choice Biscuits, fresh every week. The Finest Brands of Tobacco, at from ' 5s Cd. Wax Vestas, best makers, 2s per doz. NOONDAY KEROSENE, 20s PER CASE. Agents for Neil’s Genuine Dandelion Coffee and Herbal Medicines. Try our Elaine Soap, the Cheapest and Best yet offered to the Public. J. FULLARTON, Manager. Foe absolute sale--4 SECTIONS in Kensington, no reasonable offer refused. Apply to W. ZIESLBR. 1 EXT THEATRE ROYAL ON FRIDAY, MARCH 11, The Largest and Grandest Collection of WAX FIGURES Ever Exhibited in the Australian Colonies, comprising— - The Outlaws of the Wombat Ranges, Kelly Gang (two Magnificent Groups), Ned Kelly’s Armor, The Melbourne Opera-house Tragedy,_ The late Prince Imperial—“ How he died in Zululand.” The Two-headed Nightingale, And numerous other Groups, forming the most Artistic and Instructive Exhibition in the Colonies, jTTE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED T into PARTNERSHIP as Civil gineers, Surveyors, Land Brokers, and neral Commission Agents, under the style firm of Hall and Meason. T. HALL G. LAING-MEASON. March 7,1881. TO LET. A FARM of Three Hundred and Sixteen Acres at a very moderate rental. Apply to A. ST. G. HAMERSLEY, Solicitor, Timaru. Tenders. TO BRICKLAYERS AND CARPENTERS. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the erection of COACH HOUSE and STABLE for Mr D, McGuinness (labor only). Plans and specifications at my office. Tenders to be sent in on Thursday, March 17 at noon. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOMAS MACHIN, Architect, Market Square. TIMARU HARBOR BOARD. CONTRACT FOR EXTENSION OF WHARF. TENDERS will be received by the Secretary of the Timaru Harbor Board, at Noon, on THURSDAY, March 17, for the extens ion of the wharf adjoining the Breakwater (300 feet.) Plans and specifications to be seen at the Harbor Engineer’s Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. GOODALL, Engineer, Timaru Harbor Board*