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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2583, 1 July 1881, Page 4

Drapery* NOW IJS YOUR TIME! rpHE VERY LAST OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL HAVE TO PURCHASE CHEAP DRAPERY FROM JAMES STRACHAN, AS HE HAS SOLD OUT The Drapery Portion of his Business to MESSRS PARKER AND ANDERSON, OP HOKITIKA, To bo delivered on September 1 next. As he has £4OOO worth more Stock than they care to take over, having Shipments of their own to arrive for the coming Season, THE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED, Which J. S. is determined to do by offering to the Public of Timarn and the Surrounding Districts, Tlae Greatest Bargains ©vex* obtained in. New Zealand. REMEMBER! this is a positive sale, And the sooner you come the Greater Choice yon will get. COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, JUNE 18. Tickets for the GIFT ART UNION, to be Drawn on August 22, are aow being issued to all Purchasers of £5 worth of Goods bought since March 7 last. Every Ticket Holder will receive a Prize of more or less value.

Public N otlces. PS” TEA. PURE TEA. NELSON, MO ATE, & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA MERCHANTS, BLENDERS, AND IMPORTERS, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (next Ayer’s Baths). SPECIALITIES ; No, 1. —SPECIALITY BLEND, immense power, pungency, and grip, 2s pei lb. 2. —CHALLENGE TEA, Splendid Liquor, rich flavor, 2s 4d per lb. 3. —DAHGKBLING BLEND, drawing, a pure rich liquor, worth 3s, 2s 8d per lb. 4. ROYAL BLEND, full bodied, and delicate aroma, 3s per lb. 5. IMPERIAL BLEND, good leaf, well flavored, strong, fine,pungent liquor, 3s 4d per lb. N.B.—Our Blends containing Green Tea are only sold when specially asked for. Sold in J-chests, Boxes, and Packets, containing 61bs, 41bs, 31bs, 2lbs, 11b, slb. AGENTS FOR TIMARU— J. WAUGH (next Moss Jonas’ Auction Rooms). W. HISLOP, Grocer, Woolcombe Street. ■ AGENCIES— Addington—Mr J, Hopper Ashburton —Mr J. M. Carson Bingsland—Mr D. Kerr Ferry Road—Mr G. R. Drew Geraldine—Mr R. S. Cook Kaiapoi—Mr E. Feldwick Knightstown—Mr Burson* Sydenham & Newtown—W. Mills Springfield—Walker, Smith & Co. Lower High Street—Mr F, Valentine Lyttelton—;Mr T. Merson Oxford East—Mr J. Baxter Bangiora—Mr J. Anderson Temuka—Mr J. Brown Timaru—Mr J. Waugh „ W. Hislop Woodend—J. G. E. Winslow HELP OUR INDUSTRIES. FAENLBY DBAIN PIPE, BBICK, AND POTTEEY WOEKS, AND CANTEEBUBY COLLIEEY. CHRISTCHURCH, St MARTIN'S, AND SHEFFIELD. A DSTIN. fT. K & C O. (Limited Pbopeibtoeb Manufacturers of Field Pipes, Stoneware, and Salt-Glazed Drain and Sanitary Pipes, Chimney Pots, Vases, Fountains, Bread Pans, Preserve and Pickle Jars, Honey and Salt Jars, Butter and Cream Jars, Bed or Foot Warmers, Pie Dishes, Teapots, Kitchen Sinks, Ventilating Bricks, Garden Borders, Fire Bricks, Fire Tiles, Register Tiles and Floor Tiles, Flower Pots and Saucers in variety, Building Bricks and Well Bricks of all patterns. SILT PITS TRAPPED: As ordered specially by the Christchurch Drainage Board. CANTERBURY COAL (in Large and Small Quantities): As used by all the Boilers in Christchurch and Railway Engines, and almost every House. To the trade 12« per ton in trucks at Sheffield. Our Manufactured Goods have taken the following Awards Canterbury Provincial Government Bonus, £250; New Zealand Interprovincial Exhibition 1872, FIRST ; Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Associations, FIRST for years 1872,1873, 1875,1876, 1877, 1878 and 1879, also TWO FIRST PRIVATE .PRIZES and TWO FIRST AWARDS at SydneyJln ternational Exhibitions, 1879 and 1880. _ Create all the Work you can by Buying Everthing you use of Colonial Make as far as you can. OFFICE AND YARDS : COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Price Lists by Post on Application. ENCOUEAGB YOUE NATIVE INDUSTEIES! (S’* All the Lines mentioned above can be had from JOHN JACKSON, Coal and Timber Merchant, Great South Road, Timaru.

NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform the inhabitants of Ximaru and surrounding districts that he has OPENED A COAL AND FIREWOOD YARD, Adjoining the Forester’s Hall, and opposite the New Post Office, Where ORDERS may also be left for CEMENT, LIME, AND IRON, And other Building Materials. WBK JACEBQN,