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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2690, 2 November 1881, Page 3

Pulblic Notices. NORTH STREET BUTCHERY, TIMARU. (Late Peacock and Geaney.) I Beg respectfully to inform the General Public of Timaru and Districts, that I have STARTED BUSINESS in the above Premises as BUTCHER. In soliciting a share of Public Patronage, I beg to state that my Meat and Small Goods will be of the best Quality, combined with cheapness. GEORGE GEDDES, MEAT NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to inform the Public that their Bookingprice for Beef and Mutton will be REDUCED one halfpenny per lb from First of November. JOHNSTON AND GREEN. FOUND on Wednesday 2Gth a Black and Tan COLLIE DOG with registered collar on, (A.C.C. 545). Owner can have same by paying for this advertisement. If not claimed within ten days, will be sold to defray expenses. Apply to W. NASH, Railway Boarding House. v - R IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF F. STOPPLEBEIN, A BANKRUPT. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to the above estate must be paid to the undersigned on or before NOVEMBER 7, or they will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor. W. DAVIDSON, Trustee. V. R. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF BOYD THOMSON, OF TEMUKa, A BANKRUPT. ALL CLAIMS in the above Estate must be sent duly proved, to either of the Undersigned on or before Nov? 7, or they will not be recognised. All the Debts due to the Estate in Temuka must be paid to K. F. Gray or Joseph Ashwell, the Timaru accounts to W. Davidson, the Albury accounts to either of the Trustees, or to Mr C. H. Hooper, on or before Nov, 7, or they will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor for recovery. K. F. GRAY ) T t W. DAVIDSON I Irusiees Y. R. IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE ESTATE OF W. McDONALD, OF WAIMATE, A BANKRUPT. WE hereby give notice that we have this day filed a Report, BalanceSheet, ann Statement, required to be filed by us in pursuance of Section llioftheDebtors and Creditors Act. Dated this Ist November, 1881. JAMES BRUCE ) T . W. DAVIDSON J lrl!SCees ’ DANCING. M R C. 3? AT T O N Wishes to draw the attention of lovers of the above that the Tradesmen’s Quadrille Assembly, meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING, in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Barnard street, at 8 p.m., and that he has engaged MR A, BAKER as M.C., who will spare no pains in conducting the Assembly so that a thoroughly enjoyable eveningjmay be spent. Those desirous of instruction in Dancing may rely on every attention being paid them by Mr A. Baker, who will be in attendance at the Hall from 7 p .m. Mr Patton has also secured the services of a First-class Quadrille Band. 0, PATTON, Pianist. G ENTLEMEN’S SuiTS Made to Order FROM BEST PORTREE TWEEDS £3 ss, AT COWAN & FOSTER’S. HUDSON’S Self II aising ' Flour Makes the tightest and most delicious bread and pastry. Its results are certain. Its convenience makes baking a pleasure. The most economical and nutritious of any flour that can be used. Every packet covered with useful recipes. HUDSON’S FARINACEOUS FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. The Analyst’s report and numerous grateful acknowledgements received by the Proprietors attest the value of this food for Infants and those whose digestion is impaired. HUDSON’S DIGESTIVE BISCUITS, All made of whole meal, carefully ground and retaining all the properties of the wheat. The most wholesome and palatable biscuits made. HUDSON’S MEAT BISCUITS, FOR DOGS, Are made from ground wheat, with the bran only taken off, and contain a large percentage of sweet lean meat, besides ingredients which tend to stimulate a healthy condition. For greyhounds in training, and house dogs, no other food should be used. Manufacturers and proprietors, E. HUDSON AND Co., Biscuit Manufacturers and Manufacturing Confectioners, DUNEDIN.