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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2950, 8 September 1882, Page 1

, t .i. Hotels. ii | ,>',>i’nO*W ,uu«” SBAMS© OK BOTSL, \ TIMABU, ■ . ■■ ' (Late of Motel, Palmers- : i ton, sad Cave Hotel, McKenzie >•: . Country Road) proprietor; Wißbea to announce that he has leased the abdvd comfortable Hotel, and is prepared to accommodate; Boarders and Travellers The Hotel is'Comparatively t* new one, is handsoinely {tiknisbed and decorated, and thtf roomsiofty and airjr. 1 ‘ -.. Private Suites of Rooms for Families. sThe bast Wines and Splints kept.!; the Billiard: Boom contains one of Aloook’s Best Tables, ■..■■■■'’■'* -v* ; , A ; largo Hand Bali Court. ThexCtiUine. is. under the direction >of a • fin&dass Cook.',, . ■ ■ • ■ Visitors can rely ,on beingoalled tor i the ; Early Trains. ilv V. : V" The new proprietor will gladly welcome his old friends and the Public generally.. THE BOTTLE AND JUG DEPART. ; MBNT ' '■' • ■ will receive my best attention. ' ■" i , ; \ h . W. MORGAN.i i- , l , ~ Proprietor.' IJI H 0 M A fit ;Jg IS, h I S, | PLUMBER, OABFITTER, AND HOUSE "i'lv PAINTER, . , MAIN :BOUTE ROAD, f f Adjoining Mr J R. Stansell, Ironmonger. • '

pomwiissioil :,4 OOLLOOMBB > & f OlitJ£ißßi ~j OoMMia&ibri Aamw,' j Valoslori.Arbitratorß,. and Band Brokers, " nndeirue Land Tranter Aafon- .> G. p. Aooountanl in ,;■ ! BanKraptoy. j Transfer* Mortgages, and all work under " Land Transfer Aet” done in' • uh the‘ijffioe. i Coal and Timber Yards. j TIMBER. TIMBER; TIMBERS ; SALE atitoweet Cnnemt Bateerf il; Red and White Tine Boards and I Scantime ■' - !V ’ , ' Xi ‘' r , , Red Pine Rusticated Boards i 'j ; Red and White Pine, 6xl T. and I ' j ' Flooring’ -,i I:-:.-. ' •* Bed and White,Pine, 6 x J and 6 ; ,n : x'f Tiand Q-'.‘Biding;, ALT. SIZES OP KAUBI KEPT IN STOCK. JOHN MDRDdCH, i Timber Merchant. Corner o£ North and Latter. Streets, Timarn

1 A^Olllt€M3'fc®«. W BS T AND 35 ARB B A BOH ITE OT S, 1 ■ ‘' ’* r -" * ' I '' '' ' \ v IbaBNARD BTBBB'iIV TIMABIJ, J. W I L S O N . ARCHITECT. Opposite Bank pi NewZealapdt Tixnatn. 9«rfAyors. iJtdL 1 . JV-Lewi b (Late Bataett, ' . Lewia; and Co.) ijobnßed sdbtetor, <So. r Timatu. V-.ni f: Public' IVo-tioes. N EW BRICKS and Frenh Buret LIME • ' now toady;; pure watet aupply ; 1 . JAMES SHEARS, STEAM BRICE ANITKtMB WOBKS, Niab Down , . ■pjELBON 00, Tea Merchantsi-Blenders, CHRISTCHURCH, AND PUNEDIN.

,We can' confidently'recommend these Blends as being . superior by pence per lb to iny in the Odloniesi-KSee Jfarot’S Btfpprt N.Z.1.8., and Press Opinions)--and for Strength, Richness, and Full Natural* Flavored Liquor have no equal. -J _ • OalyCteldilaaaU 033 ly y Ool42ffo4alS

: Silver Wto&al, N.Z.1.8. Colonial Analys' ’s Report on three Samples of these Blends received from onr Establishment, Christchurch: — Laboratory No, Ppnriona Loaves .. Facings .. , ... Iron ; •• Moisture (per ct.).. Ash (per cent) •• Soluble in water (percent) Sol. In hydrochloric acid (per cent) .• Insoluble (per cent) Extract , (per cent) Extract calculated . from the dry tea Specialty. Challenge. Keyal. 691 nil nil nil 90 5.6 692 nil nil fril 9.2 5.6 694 nil nil nil 9.0 6.5 1.9 2>9 2.0 2.4 1.3 35.2 2.3 .4 35.7 2.9 6. 37 A 30.5 38.0 40.6 «The' above analysis shows that., the whole of these Teas are of good quality and quite free’ from adulteration. The ecs*. tremely small quantity of insoluble a,sb also indicates great care and cleanliness An the collection.— A. W. Bickbbton, Colonial Analyst, late Public Analyst, Maim Division, Bants, England.” ' N;B.—The samples were purchased by a stranger in the ordinary way across the counter. Prices—2/, 2/4,2/8, 3/, 3/4, 4/, per lb. Agents la all parts of tho Colony. Timabu —W. Hislop, North Street; J» Hill, King Street; B, Storm, Main North Road. Twjoiu—Job Brown, agBAKWHB—B. S. Cook.