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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2895, 6 July 1882, Page 3

JPnitolic Notices TO LET—2 GOOD ROOMS in Sutter’s Buildings, well adapted for a Photo grapher. Apply to J. Nelson, ' THE NATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OP , { BUSINESS, &o. ■ MR SAPSPORD, A.A. ‘(Oxon), and M.8.0.P.L., the Representative of the Publishers of the above .work, can be interviewed at Mr Spence’s ■ Boarding House, Heaton street. All communications left will receive prompt attention. D' R PISHER requests all Accounts owing for the Grampian Hills Station to be sent in AT ONCE to the care o£ J. T. FORD. &,ICO., Timaru. If not sent in on or before the 15th of July, they will not bo recognised. Jalyl, 1882. - TIMARU LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY.' M'"' : EETING TO-NIGHT at Oddfellows’ Hall.i - BtJSiNESS-rEssays, Wit and Humor by Mr Davidson. Twelve .o'clock Licenses, Mr Kirby. Readings. Ladies invited. . Q. S. PRASEB, Hon, Sec. Having Sold the Lease ; op ... MOLLIS ON’S BOOT SHOP, ‘ TO ' MB McKEOWN, SADDLER, The Whole of the STOCK 0 F BOOTS i : - ' if . ABE BEING .REMOVED. . TO THE PREMISES NEXT TAYLOR & BOWIE’S, WHERE THEY.WILL BE * ’ SOLI) CHEAP 3?OR CASH/, : , ALSO. V; MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. JAMES STRAOHAN. T. S M I T 11, SEEDSMAN AND FRUITERER, (Next Moss Jonas’ Auction Booms, Timaru) Desires to inform the inhabitants of Timaru and District that his VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS this Season arc a DIRECT CONSIGNMENT from Messrs Hurst and Son, of London, which he hopes will be a sufficient guarantee of their genuineness. ~ ■ . • Also, Early Seed Potatoes, Mangold Seed, Field Carrots, &c.

NOTICE. SELLING OFF. AS the undersigned is relinquishing the , business hitherto carried on by him, the' large Stock of Groceries, and Oilmen’s Stores, &c will be • DISPOSED OF , AT THE : LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, FOB CASH, Either Wholesale or Retail. R. TURNBULL, Corner of George Street and Cain’s Terrace. N.B.—The Premises to Let.

GRAND .DISPLAY' NEW AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS, SPECIALLY IMPORTED ‘ FROM THE HOME AND LISADING • COLONIAL. HOUSES,. iS THE SALL OF fIOMIE.HOS. TH OSi0Si F. OOQHLAN CO., Beg to acquaint their numerous Cubtomers and the General Public, tha. t their Stock is now OPEN FOR INSPECTION, Comprising all the Latest Dress Mai erials in all Shades, with Satins, Plushes, match. MZLLZNER7. The Millinery' Department is now SiHy replenished with a Grand Stock dt Trimmed and TJntrimmed Bonnet ■ e and Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Ornaments, &o , &e„ in Endless Variety. OLOTSZN& in Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’. T. F. 0. an Co.’s Stool; in this Department h;<is been replenishc d from the noted firm of Levin, GoiiDbero Brothers, of Melbourne, and are equal; to bespoke. The Prices will bo found c’neaper than any other h ouse ',in TIMARU. H'OUSE PUEITZSHZIKa, &0.. &o. For Variety and Cheapness t lannot he excelled, LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ HOOTS In all Styles, and at Prices to s nit the times. THOS. F. COGHLAN &-«00., HALL OF COMMERCE, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, Two Doors from Bank N.S.W,) TIMARU i TO RCNHOLDERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING GRASSES AND CLOVERS. THE UNDERSIGNED are mow HOOKING ORDERS for th eir Machine Dressed PERENNIAL RYE-G rBABI i.Otago and; Canterbury grown. Italian Rye-grass, Imported and Ciolomal grown. ~, . Cocksfoot, Akaroa, and North Island grown. CLOVERS—BuIk samples of Shipments now on the way have been received, quality specially fin .o, germinating power highly satisfao 1 tory. Inspection invited. All other seeds usually sov m kept in stock. THE NATIONAL MC )RTGAGE AND AGENCY OOMJ ?ANY OF NEW ZEALAND, UraTED.