Grvocers. NEW SEASON’S TEAS. Taylor & J 3 OWES, HAVING IMPORTED A VERY MUCH HEAVIER STOCK OF TEAS This Season than formerly, Have determined to Sell them at LOWER PRICES Than the same quality of Teas have ever been offered at in Timaru before. Half Chests— Good Strong Pure Tea, Is 7d „ ~ Fine Strong Kaisow, full Kaiaow Flavour, 2s Id. ~ „ Strong Full and Soft Pekoe Flavour, an extra Choice Picking of the Earliest Spring Leaf 2s 4d. Boxes— Good Sound Genuine Strong Tea 13s 6d. „ Strong, Good, Full Flavour Tea, 16s 6d. „ Very Full Flavoured Strong Rich Liquor, 19s 6d. ~ Very Strong, Pungent, Full, Rich and Ripe Flavour, 255. „ Extremely Rich and Ripe, Early Spring Picked, Fine Flavour and Great Strength, 30s. T. &B. still continue to devote Special Attention to INDIAN TEAS, and considering how the Trade has grown in their, hands, it is evident the Public are beginning to appreciate their endeavours to supply them with the choicest growths of India, at Reasonable Prices: Public Notices Singer Sewing Machines ON TIME PAYMENTS, 2s 6d’ PER WEEK. Every Machine Warranted. Inspection Invited. Machines Repaired on the Premises. SINGER MACHINE 'DEPOT, Main South Road, (Next Gabites and Plante. J. C. BRUCE, Manager. S. 4.NDERSON ! . 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. COAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT ; North Street, next T. O’Driscoll’s Hotel. I AM prepared to SUPPLY best NEWCASTLE COAL, Black Pine and Mixed Cut FIREWOOD at LOWEST RATES. Goods delivered in any part of the town or districts. Orders promptly executed. JOHN McINTOSH. IMPORTANT NOTICE. . OPEN ON SATURDAY, MARCH 25th. TIMARU BRANCH OF THU CLEBRATED “ LITTLE DUST PAN-” REPLETE with Every Domestic Requisite, ornamental and useful, comprising—Household Ironmongery, China, Glass, Brush and Tin Ware, Plated Goods, Cutlery, Toys, Fancy Goods, Stationery, In fact the stock must be. sceu to be appreciated. All goods marked in plain figures, at smallest possible prices for cash. Note the address—“LlTTLE DUST PAN,’’ (Next door to Edmiston and Kid will’s) „ Main South Road. FB BRIER’S PORTRAIT ROOMS Main South Road, Timaru (Opposite the Theatre.) None but Approved Pictures are allowed to leave the Studio. Ferrier’s Panorama of Timaru now ready, and may be had from all the Booksellers. Price, 2s 6d. R. N EWELL, ANATOMICAL BOOTMAKER, ST. ANDREWS, R. NEWELL, Bootmaker, begs to inform the residents in the Parcora and Otaio districts that he has taken the shop at St, Andrews lately occupied by Mr Scott, and hopes by supplying a good article at Town prices to merit a share of publiesupport. My old Timaru customers are informed that I shall be prepared to do their work as usual. All measures are kept,
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2826, 15 April 1882, Page 1
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471Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2826, 15 April 1882, Page 1
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