"Wanted, WANTED— An active BOY; must be able to write. E. Webster, Barnard street. . WANTED— A Smart BOY, Apply at once, Ferrier’s Portrait Eooms. WANTED-A Useful GIRL. Apply, Mrs C. Palliser, Bank street. WANTED KNOWN—SaIe of Salvage Stock from the Fire at the Cash Palace, The throng of customers at the sale of Salvage Stock is so great that it is necessary for those who wish to secure some of the bargains to call early as it is expected that the low price at which everything is marked will clear out the whole stock in a very short time. WANTED KNOWN—That Andrew Ritchie, of the Park Bakery, will undertake Catering for Tea Meetings, Suppers, Dinners, &c. Note the address— Near Park Gates. 'ANTED KNOWN Board and . . Lodging at 17s ner week, at Mrs Hallam’s, the BatH Timaru, with good Dining Room and Sitting Room. Cleanliness, comfort, and good home. WANTED— 500 Pair of BOOTS to MAKE or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop in the town, all work guaranteed. E. Waters, opposite Parsons’ Foundry. J LONEY, Anatomical Bootmaker, • next to Edmiston and Kidwell’s City Butchery, Main South Road. WANTED KNOWN —That Loney makes BOOTS and SHOES of every discription from Best Material, and all "work done is under his Immediate Supervision. r ANTED KNOWN—Loney has re- . , ceived a Consignment of Men, Women, and Children’s BOOTS direct from he Manufacturer, which will be sold at arices to suit the Times. W ANTED KNOWN—That the Working Men’s Strong Watertights, nanufactured at Loney’s, are not to he squalled in Timaru or elsewhere WANTED KNOWN-W. WADLOW, late of railway Boarding-House, Fruiterer and Confectioner, George street, opposite Club Hotel. . Fresh confectionery laily. Hot Pies or Sausage Rolls, Tea or Coffee, 6d, at all hours ; Cold Ham, and Jorned Beef, always in cut. A Private •oom for ladies. Please note address. W , . friends and the public generally o know that he has bought from Mr John lonnor that well and favorably known Boarding House situate in Sophia Street, next door to Messrs Witt and Co), and ropes by strict attention to business to be avoured with that public support so largely icstowed on his predecessor. Meals at all lours, Is. Beds, Is, or 20s per week, 'ames Golding, Proprietor. Late Adycrtisemelitn
NOTICE. THE Tradesmen’s Quadrille Assembly is unavoidably POSTPONED till Thursday, the Bth inst. C. PATTON, Pianist. TO THE ELECTORS 01’ THE BOROUGH OF TIMARU. ENTLEMEN, —Having retired from vX the Borough Council (through the effluxion of time), I respectfully beg to inform you that I am again a candidate for your suffrages. If elected, my aim will be to avoid debt and bank overdrafts, making each year’s income suffice for each year’s expenditure, and spend the rates legitimately in peimanently improving the P>orough. If my actions in the past have met with your approval, I respectfully solicit.your support at the forthcoming election on the Bth instant. Yours Bespectfully, J. S. GIBSON.
TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE BOROUGH OF TIMARU, ENTLEMK^, —Having, at the reVJT quest of a large and influential portion of the independent Electors qf Titnaru, been nominated as a candidate for the forthcoming Election of members in the Borough of Timaru, I have the honor to solicit your vote and interest, and to assure you should you elect me, I shall as heretofore, study your interest and do my best for the advancement of Timaru. Having spent sixteen months in England lately, travelling about ard noticing sanitary matters being carried on in some of the chief Towns in England while I was there, I think my Home and Colonial experience will be useful for the Borough of Timaru. Having served twice before in the capacity I now aspire to. I need not dilate on my willingness and ability to serve you should you elect me. Don’t forget your old friend, Robert Taylor, who has served twice before in the Borough Council, and who will do his best for your My advice to the Ratepayers of Timaru is to put practical men in the Borough Council, or any position where, public works are carried on for the benefit of the public. I have found by thirty years of practical experience in the Old Country and the Colony that theory with itself is very little use. Time is coming when you will want some practical men for carrying _ out sanitary aud other matters to save litigation and waste of public money. Gentlemen, if I should have the honor to be elected, I will serve jou to the best of my ability, I am, Gentlemen, yours to command, W. BUSH.
Alfred a. Cameron’s ANNUAL CONSULTATION OF £6,000 ON MELBOURNE CUP, 120 Horses Nominated. Fee, £l. First Horse £I,OOO Second Horse 1110 Third Horse 200 Other Starters (divided).. . 1,000 Non-starters (divided) ... 2,200 And sixty ((JO) Extra Consolation Prizes, value £2O each 1,200 180 Prizes —Amount ... £6,000 The £I,OOO for Other Starters (divided) will average about £66 for each starter. The £2,200 for Non-starters (divided) will also average a good all-round dividend for about 102 Horses ; and the £1,200 added on to this sweep for Sixty Special Consolation Prizes will yield £SO each. With crossed cheques, add Is exchange. Two postage stamps for replies. Post office orders or registered letters recommended. ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251, Dunedin. Agency in Timaru at Grosveuor Hotel.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2639, 5 September 1881, Page 3
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