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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2747, 12 January 1882, Page 3

Moss Jonas FAT BULLOCKS. WHEAT. SHARPS. MO SS JONAS has been favored with instructions from M. Studholme Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at the Studholme Junction Yards, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 16. 23 Head of Prime Fat Bullocks 1500 Bushels Velvet Chaff Wheat 4000 „ Red Straw Wheat 4300 „ Red Chaff Wheat 20 Tons Sharps. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. The attention of Millers is specially directed to the above sale, the Wheat being a really first-class sample. THE NEW TWINE BINDER. “ This Harvester is a most Complete Machine, constructed on entirely different principles to the old Wire Binder. . . Pis Stronger, Simpler, aud More Durable than any other make.”—Extract from letter. THE MACHINE referred to above is the WALTER A. WOOD’S New Pattern TWINE-BINDING HARVESTER, for which I have been appointed Agent for this District. Machines on view in a few days. ON BALB-Twine-Binding Harvesters Grass Mowers, with Heaping Attachment Twine, Wire, Oil, and Sundries. MOSs"jONAS, Agent for Walter A. Wood’s Machine Company', Maclean Stewsirt. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. TIMARU HORSE BAZAAR. 10 DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. WAGON AND HARNESS. THE Auctioneers wish to direct the special attention of the Public to this • Sale, ay, the Horses are principally young, all sound, and staunch, and for absolute sale. MACLEAN ic STEWART, , Auctioneers. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. TIMARU HORSE BAZAAR. MAC HE AN & STEWART have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction as above, 6 Reaping Machines (Reid and Gray) 1 Wood’s Reaper and Binder (new) Drays, Ploughs, Harrows, Harness, &c, • Also--14 Heavy-Draught Mares and Geldings 8 Light Harness Horses aud Hacks. MACLEAN & STEWART, - Auctioneers. LITTLE’S SHEEP DIP. The Best and Safest Used. Mixes with Cold Water, A LARGE STOCK ON HAND at Beduced Prices. ’ MACLEAN & STEWART. orTkivatb SALE—--2 9-Horse • Power (Clayton and Shuttlewqrth) Engines and Com-. bines s£t drums), complete and in first-class working order. .Apply to MACLEAN. & STEWART, Auctioneers. Public Notices, A. B U B O H L E B; A.M. SGHUL, PFORTA, M. Ac. BERLIN, Begs to inform the Public of Timaru that he intends commencing Private tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, Literature, Painting, and Music, Special Care will be given to Candidates for Matriculation,, Civil Service, or Preparatory Law Examinations For terms inquire at private residence, High street, op at ' Mb P. Vf. HUTTON’S Cosmocopaleon, ■ and Ma H; A. TEMf BRTON’S Stationer. SHIP HOTEL, D. McOTINNBSS Jesires to inform his friends and the general. Public-that he has now OPENED THOfiE •REMISES IN STRATHALtAN STREET (Lately known; as the South Canterbury ()lub), as a 10MMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL Where every Home Comfort will be found. Suites of Rooms for Private Families, •rivate Rooms'for Meetings, &c. Luncheon daily , from 12.30 to 2 p.m. Dinners .. -, •• 6.3 J p.m. D. McQ., would also remind Private Consumers and others, that be has at u esent on hand a Large Stock of Wines, ; Vinskies, Brandies, Griffin’s Celebrated lottled Ales, Guinness’s Stout, specia ly lotted for £ami|y use. Bass, and Mathall and Copeland’s Ale on lap. Also a jarge Stock of Marshall and Copeland s ties in Hbds, Barrels, and Kildkns, always n hand and for sale, at the Cellars in Church street. ~ D. McQUINNESS. Advances ON WOOL AND GROWING CROPS, nrr ß are prepared to Advance Liberally y y on all WOOL laced in our hands for Shipment to the English Markets, And can offer LOWEST BATES OF FREIGHT, Combined with FREE STORAGE IN LYTTELTON ADVANCES ON GROWING CROPS at LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, P. CUNNINGHAM & CG. ; Christchurch, Rakaia, and Ashburtou Timaru and Oamatu.