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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2789, 2 March 1882, Page 3

i Public Notices. T. S MIT H , SEEDSMAN AND FRUITERER, REMOVED TO NEXT MOSS JONAS’ AUCTION ROOM. ■THE CAMP OB LOUNGE HAT. THIS elegant little HAT will be much worn during the Autumn and Winter Season. It is extremely light, not more than 2£oz., and at the same time warm and comfortable. Being made of the best Fur, and finished in the very bestway, it gives the wearer a careless and distingu6 appearance. It is equally well suited both for outdoor sports or for an indoor lounging or Smoking Hat. Being so very light and soft it can be easily folded up and put in the pocket, and is consequently much more suitable for Theatres, Palls, &c. : It can be worn by Ladies as well as Gentlemen. COWAN AND FOSTER, Deapehs, TIMA R U . EDUCA T I 0 N A L. t EVENING CLASSES. J. M C Jjaughlin, 8.A., ex T.C., Dublin, , Late Head Master of the Adelaide Grammar ‘ School, WILL be prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS for English Classes, the Civil Service and University Examinations on MONDAY, FEB. 6th INST. MUSICAL. mr. william McLaughlin, TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Select Balls and Evening Parties attended. Further information can be supplied at the office of this paper. james McLaughlin, b.a. S. i N;D E R B 0 N, BOOTMAKER, (Late of Oamaru) Begs to'intimate that he has commenced business in the shop next to J. R. Stansell, Ironmonger, Main South road. Those who favor him with their support can rely upon a first-class article at a reasonable price. Christmas Presents & New Year’s GiftsIn Consequence op the Heavy Stock held by MB.' S. SHAPPBEB, WATCHMAKER k JEWELLER, Main South Road, TIMARU, He cannot Dispose of his Business as advertised for some time past, and, in consequence, begs to solicit a continuance of the liberal support given to him from his old standing connection, and the public in general. And as in the usual course of business, a Large and New Assortment of Goods has come to hand from the best makers and markets, Mr S., to meet the position, will SELL at ENGLISH PRICES. Repairs of every description executed on Jewellery and Watches, Watches cleaned on the premises at Ss(FIVE SHILLINGS). New Goods every mail. W. HISLOP, GEOGEB, TEA DEALEE, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, HAS REMOVED TO THE New Shop, CORNER OF NORTH AND GROSS STREETS, 0 N S 4 L E " At Competition Prices, GEOOBBXES . , GLASSWAEE OBOCKEBY TINWA.EE BBUSHWAEB, &c, &o, TEAS. V. H. continues to give special attention the TEA Department, and the inasipg sale of his various mixtures is ience that they l ate duly appreciated by Public., In pound and half-pound jkets, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d per lb, ORIGINAL PACKAGES NEW SEASON’S TEA—foxes ... ••• ... 13s 6d to 30s laddies.'.' 14a to 16s lalf Chests ... per lb, Is 6d to 2s 6d INDIAN TEAS—-KUNCHUMPORE-PEKOE, ASSAM-SOUCHONG. COFFEES, Trent’s and Greig’s, Is 6d to 2s per lb SUGARS. ■White Oyrstal ... 4|<l to s ; ' c d per lb Yellow Crystal ... 4a per lb iCrushed Lump ... 6Jd per lb American Cube ... 7d „ CANDLES. Colonial and English Sperms, from 9d per lb Carriage Candles (long eights) Bedroom do (short sixteen) SOAP. Bardsloy's, and McLeod's, 5d to ls4dper bar, 7s to 17s per half cwt. BACON UMKBS’E &c., FLOUR oatmeal etC., IXn. W. !11 SLOP, CORNER OF NORTH AND CROSS STREETS, Near the Congregational Church.