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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2866, 1 June 1882, Page 3

Late Advertisements. Tenders wanted for ploughing : about 10 Acres Stubble Ground at Sea View. Apply D. McGuinness, Ship. Hotel. .. ■ CANARIES, CANARIES, : CANARIES. ON SALE, at MESSRS MACLEAN & STEWART’S ROOMS, on SATURDAY, 3rd June, by D, SABISTON, QUEEN’S HOTEL, TIMARU. THE PROPRIETOR begs to Notify; that he has just received, • and on Sale, “ Ex Dunscore,” “ Waitangi,” wid “ Araby Maid,” 2 hds. of old Brandy, Sqr casks of do. (Direct from Charent), 2 hds. of old Jamaica Rum, 100 cases of Champagne, (Dry), 50 cafes of dry sparkling Burgundy, 2 hds. of old Port Wine, 1 butt of superior -Amontillado Sherry, lOhds. of Bass’ extra Pale Ale, &c., &c., tfec. " AND TO ARRIVE. ' 5 cases of Copenhagen Cherry Brandy 5 cases of Rum Punch, and 5 cases of Ginger Brandy. All of which were carefully selected and purchased by Mr Charles Green while in London, whicfi circumstance ought to be,a sufficient guarantee as to the quality of the various Brands. 18th May, 1882. R. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT of TIMARU and OAMARU Holden at Timaru. In the matter of “ The Debtors and Creditors Act 1876” and of the Acts amending •the same and of the bankruptcy of Aaron Leckonby of Timaru in the Provincial District of Canterbury N.Z. contractor a debtor. Notice is hereby given that, an application will be made on behalf of the above-named debtor on such Cqu’rt day as shall fall next after ten days after the publication hereof to this Court for an order of discharge. Dated tb ; s Ist day of June 1882. JOHN W. WHITE, Solicitor for the debtor. V. R. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF J. M. SHEPHERD, OF TIMARU, A BANKRUPT. FINAL NOTICE. fTHHOSE INDEBTED to this Estate are Jl. requested to Pay their accounts, on or before, the 7th June, or legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of same without further notice, W. DAVIDSON ) Trustees in G, L. DENNISTONt J. M. Shepherd’s J. SHEPHERD ) Estate. Q. 0. E. BAKERY. J O’DOWD begs to return his sincere • thanks to the public of Tiinam for the large amount of support they have given him during the past two years he has been in business. He also begs to inform them that lie has Disposed of his Bakery Business to Mu S. Wootton, for whom he solicits a continuance of their support. The public can rely on receiving a first-class article from my successor. J. O‘DOWD. Q.C.E. BAKERY. IN reference to the above, I beg to state that I have this day purchased the business lately carried on by Mr J. O’Down, Baker, Woollcpmbo street, and trust that by producing a good article I will receive a liberal support. SAMUEL WOOTTON, Woollcombo street.