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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2882, 21 June 1882, Page 1

GS-rocers* LINCOLN STORE. Joseph lio who team, FAMILY GROCER & PROVISION DEALER, Theodocia Street North, Txmaru, Begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has on hand a large Stock of GENERAL GROCERIES, And being a Cash Buyer he is enabled to ; Sell the same at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. Fresh Butter and Eggs always on hand. Families waited upon daily. JOSEPH ROWBOTHAM, Theodocia Btreeb North, Timaru.

NEW SEASON’S TEAS. TW« & B OWIE, HAVING IMPORTED A VERY MUCH HEAVIER STOCK OB' 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 Kaisow 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, <fc B, still continue to devote Special Attention to INDIAN TEAS, and considering how the Trade has grown in their bands, it is evident the Publio * are beginning to appreciate their endeavours to supply them with the choicest growths of India, at Reasonable Prices:

Public Notices TRY OUR PLANTATION CEYLON COFFEE, Roasted and Ground on the premises daily and admitted by conniseurs to be superior to any other.. OUR PACKET TEA, A mixture of India and China Tea in those proportions, which from experience, wo have found to give general satisfaction. HOME CURED <S PRIME HAMS. J. ANDERSON & CO. GROCERS, &o, South Road, Timaru. NOTICE. .Alexander Ritchie, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER] Begs to inform his old Customers and the general Public; that he will recommence Business on June 1, 1882. having taken the Park Bakery, lately occupied by my brother, I respectfully solicit a renewal of the support hitherto accorded to him. Bread delivered to all parts of the town daily, Biscuits made on the premises, wholesale or retail. Small Goods made to order, Hot Rolls every morning. WILL CLOSE IBth JULY. GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE RACE, TO BE BUN AT FLEMING TON, JULY 22ip, 1882. Tickets, 10s, OF all numbers obtained till 15th July, when awards will be declared. Should the number exceed 1000, as it probably will, a second event will be in- ' eluded. By letter only, with two stamps enclosed. Please send P.O. Orders or Bank notes ; coin must not be sent or letters registered. Country cheques must have Is exchange added. Postage stamps will be accepted where one ticket only is applied for. 1 ADA MANTUA, care of MB ABRAHAM, Bos 351, Post Office, Dunedin,J