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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2743, 7 January 1882, Page 2

Special A^vci-Uwemcuts TIMARU LOAN OFFICE. gALEX AND 00 Have Removed to BI'SWICK STREET (next to B. Wallis’s Furniture Warehouse), ami are prepared to Advance Money from 2s Gd to £SOO on Gold and Silver Watches, Jewellery, Firearm o , Clothing, Musical Instruments, Deeds and every description of Merchandise. New and Second-hand Wearing Apparel bought and sold. Milner’s Fireproof Safe expressly purchased by us for the safe keeping of Valuables. Government Interest only Charged. Business Strictly Private and Confidential. Private Entrance. I. SALEK & CO, Next Wallis’s Furniture Warehouse, NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. GEORGE MURDOCH, Uf J’AINTEE, GLAZIER AND PAPEEHANGER, Invites attention to his large stock of Paperhangings just received. Plain and Ornamental Window Glass. (Opposite Gabites & Plante’s.) NOTICE. fTIHB South Canterbury Times may B 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 Canterbury Times [established Jan 10, 1870] is the only Evening Paper in the district. The Second Edition is published at 4.80 p.m. The Times is delivered in town or country tor ONE PENNY. NOTICE. ALL Letters or Correspondence intended for the Editorial Department of this paper, ought to be addressed to the Editor. Advertisements, orders for printing and All business matters relating to the office, ogether with cheques, &o, to be addressed to the Manager. It is particularly requested that no letters be directed, either to the Proprietor or any member of thestaff of this office, privately ifthe communications are not of a private nature, as delays are sometimes occasioned by so doing, ■ ■' —• SUMMER FIREWOOD. FARMERS, HARVESTERS AND OTHERS, THE Undersigned has about 500 Cords of EDGING, cut in 4ft lengths, which he can place on board Trucks, at Railway Station', Wainu.to, at 8s Gd per Cord. This Wood is specially recommended to Farmers, Harvesters, Bakers, and ; all consumers of Fuel as being the cheapest procurable. Owing to it being straight the quantity is about one-third more than an "dinary Cord of Wood. Large quantities of Black Pine and Mixed Firewood, both cut and long, for ale at equallv Low Kates. ALPHBUS HAYES, Timber Merchant, Waimate, OXIDE OF IRON PAINT, Prepared by the THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, THAMES, NEW ZEALAND, Is the cheapest Paint for till kinds of wood-work-bridges, barns, gates, and outbuildings ; for machinery, steam boilers, and every description of ironwork; for ships and -boai s ; for agricultural implements ; for branding sheep ; for marking flour bags, sacks and bales ; for priming all kinds of work ; for jointing pipes, <fec. In durability it is eqilal to twm coats'of lead paint. It preserves all metal covered by it from decay, and it is not either a poison or iuj"rious to health. Gan be had in powder or ground in oik Shingles, verandahs, and houses painted with Oxide of Iron Paint can scarcely be set on fire. Sole agent for Canterbury ; J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, High streets, Christchurch. TO FARMERS. rjIHE undersigned arc HIGHEST CASH PURCHASE RES or ■ WHEAT, OATS, AND BARLEY, and are now prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES On Growing Crops. P. CUNNINGHAM & CO, Timaru. ON SALE— Ex Pizarro and to Arrive— Extra choice line s 1 N Wines, Spirits, and Bottled Ales, Earthenware, Glassware, and Oilmen’s Stores. BENJ. HIBBARD, TIMABU TEA WAREHOUSE.