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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2809, 25 March 1882, Page 1

Business Notices. C A R B W AND Co, JSRATBD WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS, Tim abu. jq-EW BRICKS and Fresh Burnt LIME now ready; pure water supply JAMES SHEARS, STEAM BRICK AND LIME WORKS Near Domain ' TO THE FARMERS OP SOUTH CANTBRBURY. mHE undersigned have this day entered JL into CO-PARTNERSHIP AS GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Under the style or firm of ROBERTS, PAXTON & CO, • AND Being unconnected with any , vested Shipping interests, solicit a fair measure of support from Farmers and others. 1 GEORGE ROBERTS. J. MAITLAND PAXTON, Christchurch, 14th February, 1882. Offices— Manchester street, two doors south of Messrs P. Cunningham and Co's. TO FARMERS. JJOBERTS, PAXTON AND CO. ABE CASH PURCHASERS ! 1 OP WHEAT BARLEY OATS GRASS SEEDS, At Highest Market Rates. i EUROPEAN WHEAT SHIPMENTS. PAXTON AND CO., are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, Free of Commission or Interest, Against Wheat placed in their hands for shipment to European markets. CORNSACKS. THE undersigned are supplying Farmers with Large and:Extra Quality Cornsacks at Low Prices. ROBERTS, PAXTON &ICO. Offices ; Manchester street, Christchurch, two doors south oj Messrs P. Cunningham and Co’s. JUST RECEIVE D—EX OAMARU, FROM LONDON, 200 Boxes Price’s Belmont SPERM CANDLES 6 Oases Robinson’s PATENT GROATS 2 „ Oakey’s Wellington KNIFE POLISH i 6 „ Lea and Perrin’s SAUOE, pts. 6 „ „ „ „ &ts. j 4 „ Van Houten’s COCOA j 10 „ Morton’s STRAWBERRY JAM,; 11b tins 12 „ GOLDEN SYRUP, 41b tins. 20 „ Morton’s TABLE VINEGAR 10 Casks LINSEED MEAL, each 2owt. : 20 Kegs Crushed LOAF SUGAR. The above will be SOLD at PRICES that will DEFY COMPETITION. To arrive, per Dunscore — 122PAOKAGBS GENERAL DISE.To arrive, per Akaroa— A consignment of the celebrated “HOME WASHER” MACHINES. ; Further particulars in future advertisement E- CORNISH," Importer, Timaru. STONE STABLES, Great South Road, Timabu. J. MElKLE—Proprietor. THESE Centrally Situated Stables have been altered and improved to meet the requirements of the Public, and no expense has been spared in securing a Firstclass Plant. Experienced Grooms kept in attendance all night. Saddle Horses, Buggies, and other conveyances on Hire. Horses Bought and Sold on Commission. Loose Boxes for Entire Horses. Horses carefully broken to Saddle and Single and Double Harness. Persons visiting Timarn will find every accommodation at the above stables com bined with reasonable charges. A. P. W A D 0 H ' (Late Piuce), FISHMONGER, George Street, near the Railway Station. Having purchased this business from Mr W. Price I have made arrangements for a constant supply of the CHOICEST FISH which will be received daily. Oysters always on Hand, Charges Moderate. All orders promptly delivered in both Town and Country.