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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2965, 26 September 1882, Page 3

Maclean & Stewart. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. STUDHOLME JUNCTION YARDS. MAOLEAN AND STEWART, will >, hold their usual Monthly Sale as above, at which they will Sell by Public Auction, On account of Mr D. Catre on—--20 Three-year-old Steers, in good forward condition. Also, On account of another Owner—--95 Head mixed Store Cattle, from 2 to 4-year-old, principally Steers, quiet an : well conditioned. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. TIMARU HORSE PARADE. Under the Auspices of the TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, BICHTH ANNUAL SALE OF ENTIRE HORSES. MACLBANAND STEWART will hold their Eighth Annual Sale OF ENTIRE HORSES ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, At their TIMARU HORSE BAZAAR. Immediately After the Parade. Owners who intend to have their Horses Offered at this Sale will please send in their' entries with full pedigrees, as early as possible, so that they may be fully advertised. MACLEAN & STEWART. Auctioneers. Public Notices

THE LA.TE FIRE. TAYLOR & BOWIE Beg to inform their Customers that they have RESUMED BUSINESS Concrete Premises, Next to Mr James Beckingham’s, and will Continue there for a Few Days, until their > BONDED WAREHOUSE IN CHURCH STHEET Can be Fitted Up as a Retail Shop.

NEW STOCK. TWEEDS AND COATINGS FOR Tailoring D EPARTMBNT PRICE LIST — £ s. d. Gents’ S,B. Sac Suits .. 4 4 0 Second „ D.B, „ „ .. 410 0 Quality „ S.B Paget Suits 415 0 Second „ D.B. „ ~..4 17 6 Quality „ S.B. Sac Suits .. 510 0 Best „ D.B. „ „ .. 515 0 Quality „ S.B. Paget Suits 515 0 Best „ D.B. „ „..6 17 6 Quality BEST WORKMANSHIP AND FIT AT Cowan & Foster’s. Wm hislop, GROCER, TEA DEALER, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, CORNER OF NORTH AND CROSS STREETS, TIMARU, Orders called for and Goods delivered daily in the Town and Suburbs. ONLY PIRST-CI.ABS GOODS KEPT IN STOCK SPECIAL attention is given to the TEA DEPARTMENT, and the continued increase in the sale of the various BLENDS is satisfactory evidence of their superiority. The Half-Crown Mixture is a strong, fullflavored, rich liquoring Tea, and pronounced by good judges to be “fit for a MANDARIN’S Table." Tea in Original Boxes, 14sto 30s Tea in Original Half-Chests, Is 9d, 2s 2d, and 2s 8d per lb. AGENT FOB NELSON MO ATE k CO.’S PRIZE TEAS. Monthly accounts opened with re* sponsible persons. Liberal terms for cash orders exceeding Ten Shillings. Orders by Post receive prompt attention.

NEW BOOT FACTORY. W A D e & Shea. In thanking our Friends and the Public of South Canterbury for the very liberal support accorded to us since we commenced business four years ago, we would respectfully intimate the arrival of NEW AND VALUA BLE MACHIN K BY for the manufacture of all classes of Ready-made Boots, and which has been placed in a recently built brick addition at the back of our Shop Premises. The growing success of the READYMADE BRANCH of our business has necessitated this outlay of capital, and it being the FIRST INDUSTRY of the kind attempted in South Canterbury, we hope the support which will be derived therefrom will prove a financial success. The large quantities of Factory Made Boots forwarded from Christchurch, Dunedin, and other large centres of population has for some time past attracted our attention, and the tnanj r thousands of pounds sent out of the District to these places for Boots and Shoes would, we feel sure, be more advantageous to the District if the labour was employed here. In opening up this NEW INDUSTRY we do so with the assurance that we will be liberally supported, and persons desirous of this particular class of goods can have them at MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE PHICBS and their measure taken. The BESPOKE DEPARTMENT will be continued as previously, and having made arrangements for a constant supply of all kinds of the best Leather, we feel sure that every satisfaction will be given. WADE & SHEA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUPAOTURBRS, MAIN NOUTH ROAD TIMARU AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. NOTICE TO MEMBERS ON THE TIMARU REGISTER. MR W. DAVIDSON has been APPOINTED AGENT for the Society, at xitnaru, in lieu of E. H. Tatis, deceased, and Members are requested to Pay all future Premiums to Mr Davidson, whoso receipt alone will be valid from this date, EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary, Wellington, 7th September, 1882,