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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2665, 5 October 1881, Page 2

Special AdvertisenieEts LAND TRANSFER OFFICE. D. M. BOSS, W. M. SIMS, Writer, Notary- practical Accountant OSS, SIMS, AND 00. IdOBNssD Land, Ebtatk, and Monbt Brokers, May be CONSULTED at their LAND TRANSFER OFFICES concerning matter# of TRANSFER LEASE, Mortgage, Enomntrance, Powers of Attorney, Declarationo or Titles to Land. Uonbt Invested. Esxates Managed. Insurances Epfkotbd. Loans Negotiated. ADVICE FREE. FIREWOOD, C'IUT in SHORT LENGTHS, and j DELIVERED to any part of Timara 25s PER CORD. COAL Of all descriptions at the VERY LOWEST RATES. EBENEZER SMITH, SOUTH CANTERBURY TIMES, GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE. LARGE ADDITIONS having lately been made to the MACHINERY JOBBING TYPE, All kinds of Printing can bo executed on the shortest notice, and at moderate prices. Kstimaths Given fob Etbbt Dbrobiftion or Wobk. Public and Arbitrator Insurance Agent, Valuer. rom Great North Road. Near Melville Hotel.

NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS. FIREWOOD V, COAL. THE UNDERSIGNED, at the request of a number of his Timaru oustomers has decided to START AN AGENCY IN TIMARU, On the Section next to Mr J. R. StanselTs Ironmongery Establishment, Main South Road, principally for the SALE OF FIREWOOD, (Of which bap a stock of about 100,000 cords) and will deliver it out in short lengths to ANY TART OF TIMARU FBOM 25s PER CORD. COALS WILL ALSO BE SUPPLIED At the Current Rates, for the convenience of those using both Firewood and Coal. Fencing Posts, Rails, Stakes, Strainers, Pickets, Gate Posts, Hurdles and Gates, are also in stock and will be Sold at Low Ratos. ALPHEUS HAYES. NOTICE. ALL Letters or Correspondence intended for the Editorial Department of thU paper, ought to bo addressed to the Editor. Advertisements, orders for printing and All business matters relating to the office, together with cheques, &c, to be addressed to the Manager. It is particularly requested that no letters be directed, either to the Proprietor or any member of thestaf! of this office, privately ifthe communications are not of a private nature, as delays are sometimes occasioned by so doing. THE RUSSIAN TEA. -J qn HALF-CHESTS of the Poh R«n fj » Tea, which surpassed all other Teas in New Zealand last year, having been short shipped, are now to hand with the new Teas. Cur Factor in Foo Chow reports " This was the only parcel from the Fob Rein Range Plantations which has not been sent to Russia for the last sixteen years; nothing can approach these Teas this season, and these chops are so jealously conserved for the Russian market that there is no chance of their being replaced.” BBNJ. HIBBAED, . TIMARD TBA WARBBOUS*.