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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2881, 20 June 1882, Page 3

Wanted, WANTED— To purchase BOTTLES. Highest Cash Price given- Breese & Co. . WANTED KNOWN —Mr Samuel Turner, late gardener to J. W. White ; Esq., is prepared to* Prune and Blight-dre«s Fruit trees. Orders can be left with'Mr W. A. Hobbs, tailor. , WANTED— The Public to know thp3 difficulties are to be met by applying to W. Penrose the PREMIER BOOTMAKER, whose shop is now replete with Winter Goods in great Variety. WANTED KNOWN—Orders and Repairs punctually attended to and executed in West End style. N.B. Penrose’s next Crawford’s, Saddler. WANTED— 800 Pair ’6f BOOTS to MAKE or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop! in the town, all work guaranteed. B. Waters, opposite Parsons’ Fomdry. ' WANTED KNOWN—That S. ANDERSON, Bootmaker, has REMOVED to the premises next to the “ Little Dust Pan,” where can be seen a splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, not to be surpassed in the Timaru District. Inspection invited. inir ANTED KNOWN-MRS TIOHBON, * v Shepherd’s Buildings, is relinquishing her Millinery and Fancy Drapery Business, and is now offering the whole of her Splendid Stock at an immense reduction. No reasonable offer refused. "ANTED KNOWN—That J. Golding . . has taken the whole of the block of Buildings lately occupied by Messrs Murray and Co,, at the corner of Church and Sophia streets, and has opened the same as Private Dining and Refreshment Rooms, with the best- attendance, at Moderate Charges. Splendid accomodation for Boarders. Every comfort guaranteed. Late Adrertisements BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, TIMARU. During alterations to prbMISBS, BUSINESS will be CONDUCTED in the Corner Building, OPPOSITE. R. A. CHISHOLM, Manager.

THE WAITANGI SAWMILLS. & I AM PREPARED TO EXECUTE ORDERS in EVERY KIND of TURNERY AND JOINERY. Sashes and Doors of every description made to order on the shortest possible notice. Newcastle Coal at the Lowest Rates. Agent for the Colonial Insurance Company JOHN JACKSON, Timber Merchant, Timaru.

TO BDNHOLDERS, FARM BUS AND OTHERS REQUIRING RYE GRASS SEED. THE UNDERSJGNE 0 are now prepared to BOOK ORDERS and deliver in any quantity, their Machine Dressed RY E GRASS SEED, at present rates, thus giving Sowers the opportunity of securing much below the expected high prices n Spring. * Inspection Invited. tgy Samples forwarded on request. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. nnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) have REMOVED into their NEW PREMISES North Side of Bank of New Zealand. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S OFFICE is also REMOVED into same Building. P. LeCRBN. Timaru, June 19,1882, jpi O R SALE— In Jackson and Gibson’s Old Yard, Church Street, American Oak Posts £2 10s per 100 do Stakes 15s „ Firewood. £1 0a per load Apply GIBSON & SMITH. TO LET—2 GOOD ROOMS in Sutter’s Buildings, well adapted for a Photo grapher. Apply to J. Nelson. COMING, Cato’s great Amalgamated Shows, From Ye Old Englyshe Fancye Fayres Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide. Ye Mechanic s Vision. Ye Great American Fine Arts. Ye Mechanical Aquarium. Ye Old Englyshe Peep Show, Ye largest Peforming Venemous Snakes in Captivity, Ye Punch and Judy. Admission—ls. H. C. Cato, Advance Agent. BON-AOGORD CARRIAGE WORKS Latteb Stkeet, ■ (Opposite Lynwood Hotel). Buggies, Spring Carts, and Carriages of all descriptions built to order. All kinds of vehicles repaired and repainted at the shortest notice and in the most improved style. AKCHD. FRASER, Latter street Timaru.

J. StRACHAN’S, CLEARING SALE. SEE THE Mens’ Heavy Tweed Trousers reduced from 15/6 to 10/6.j Mens’ Trousers and Vests, reduced from 25/- to 15/6, Boy’s Knickcr Suits, at reduce d prices, from 5/6 up. Mens’ Black Felt Hats, reduced from 6/6 to 2/6. PREMISES TO LET. RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS BY THE LATE SHIPPING DISASTERS. fjnHE public arc respectfully informed JL that at a public meeting held at the Theatre, Tiinaru on Friday the 19th May, 1082, the " undersigned were appointed Trustees of the Fund for the relief of the Sufferers by the late disasters. Subscriptions will be most thankfully received for that purpose by His Worship the Mayor of Timaru, the secretary to the Trust, or the Treasurer. HENRY W. HARPER, Archdeacon. EDWARD WAKEFIELD WILLIAM ZIESLER, Secretary. JAMES GRANGER, Treasurer.