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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2755, 21 January 1882, Page 1

Oommissioia Ajgenis. E 1 BID AND QRANGBB,; MERCHANTS AND COMMISSION " AGENTS, . • ; j Have Reproved to Oraigie’o Buildings, |op*. posite 01(1 Post Office. / i QBHEEiii & Commission Aobnm, j Valuators, Arbitrators, and Land Brokers, under the Land Transfer Act. ! G. F. Olulee/ Certificated Accountant in •' ■ ; Bankruptcy. | Tranters, Mortgages, Leases, and all under “ Land Transfer, Act!’ done the office. .... f SiiirveyoM. 33L J. L®;w i s '(Late ! Barnett, Lewis and Co.) . LICENSED SURVEYOR, . Timaru, , ..., ! JJI HOM A S -gl - « •*' , ■ PLUMBER, GASPITTER, ANDHOUBB PAINTER, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, Adjoining Mr J B. StanseU, Ironmonger. Architeots. e s t And Barb e; b, architects/ 1 BARNARD STREET, TIMARU;} • T. M aVnin, 1 '! . AKOHITJSOT, AND BeiOKLAYEB; Plans and Specifications prepared And approximate estimates given free of cost. Residents ih the country wanting men for the different work in 1 the building trade material j by Sending particulars of wprk required to be done will have both men and material sent to them as promptly as P ° SBlble ' MARKET SQUARE, i . Timaru,. F. J. W I L S O N, ARCHITECT, ;i ; | Offices Opposite Bank of New Zealand, ~ Timaru... ,<' Flnmbem L L I 8, Contracts taken and Estimates Given; Coal and Timber Yard®. NOTICE. P. W- J o N E S to inform the Public of Timaru and surrounding Districts that ho has IPENED A COAL & FIREWOOD DEPOT 0 A IN’ S TEBRACE (Next to Qrosvenor Hotel.) ; Having made arrangements for, a large took of Coal, Firewood, Poets and Rails, 0., he can supply the same at exoepr onally, low prices. Fublid Notices. NIL DESPERANDUM. i MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. BOOTS AGAIN 1 BOOTS AGAIN 1 I :rr PENROSE having Cleared Out kV * his Old Stockby recent sale, has itermined to meet Christinas by making lother Tremendous Reduction _in bis :ices. Every article New, Genuine, and uaranteed. Spits the pocket and fits the iot. Inspection invited. Note Wm. PENROSE, PREMIER BOOTMAKER, , (Nekt J. Crawford, Saddler), Main Nobth Road NOTICE. lAVE this day PAID DUTY on Smith & Welstood’a Cooking Stoves,-Green p Plough lines, and a lot of General nongery. HOUSTON, ■ , Main South Road, naru, November 3, 1881, HUDSON'S ; Self Raising Ploub; 38 the lightest and -most delicious 1 and pastry. Its results are certain, dnyenienoe makes'baking a pleasure, most economical, and nutritious of aj»y that;can be used. Every packet red with useful recipes. DSON’S FARINACEOUS FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. e Analyst’s teport and numerous lul acknowledgements received by Proprietors attest the value of this for infants and those whose digestion ipaired. HUDSON’S DIGESTIVE BISCUITS, ■ All made of whole meal, carefully ground and retaining all-the properties of the. wheat. The most wholesome and palat* able biscuits made. HUDSON'S MEAT BISCUITS, FOR DOGS, : ' Are (made from ground wheat, with the ran only taken off, and contain a large leroentage of sweet lean meat, besides inredients which tend to stimulate a healthy oudition. For greyhounds in training, md house dogs, no other food should he ised, [anufaoturefs and proprietors, R. HUDSON AND C 6., iuit Manufacturers and Manufacturing Confectioners, DUNEDIN.