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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2564, 9 June 1881, Page 2

Special Adyertisementi,' '— — 4" '' ‘ • THE NEW DAVIS ; VERTI- v ’; GAL FEED OHlNElicked ’em all at the Sydney Exhibition and whipped some of the gewii% machines so-smartly that they did not dare to shew their teeth at the Melbourne Exhition. The people now-a-days do not want and : will not have a thing that was the fashion twenty or twenty five years ago. They want the LATEST and the BEST. The New Lock Stitch Double Thread Light Running Davis Yer- ‘ tical Feed Sewing Machines, made without teeth or cog wheels; There i is as much difference between an * old fashioned underfeed sewing. - » machine and the Davis, as there is between a bullock dray and a steam engine. The fullest instruc- 1 tions given to purchasers. T. G. ROWLEY. South Road, Timaru. pi 0 R S A L E—--1 Super Royal Press. _ . - ? 1 Demy Broadside Albion Press. 1 Folio Foolscap do _ do 1 Lithographic Press with 4 Stones complete. Apply to the Manager, Times Office, W. H ls 10 P ’ GROG ER' AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Woollcombe Street, (Next door to Yardlcy’s Bookbindery.) Agent ■ for - Nelson, Moate and - Go’s. Blended Teas* ' NOTICE. THE South . Canterbubt TiHes may be obtained at the Railway Station every evening at 4.15. Advertisers are requested to send in their favours by 3 p.m. to ensure insertion. The South Canthrburt Timas [established Jan 10, 1870] is the only Evening Paper in the district. The Second Edition ia published at 4 p.m. The Times is delivered in town or country for ONE PENNY. JUST LANDED— A Q Q PACKAGES direct from Manual: OO facturers. Invoices of Lamps, Glass, Brush, Tin and Earthenware, Cutlery, E.P. Goods, Baskets, Oilmen’s. Stores, drc. BENJ. HIBBAED, TIMAKO TEA WAREHOUSE.