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Tailors. V* R. MANIFEST 0. —A man is by the Tailor new-created into a Nobleman, and clothed not only with wool, but with dignity and a mystic dominion. — SUMMER SEASON, 1882-83. WE attribute the unqualified success and wide-spread popularity of our Tailoring Business to the fact that all goods turned out by ,us are fully up to representation, and also ,to the great care exercised in the taking of measurements, and the punctual execution of orders—We may add, for the benefit of those who intend patronising us, that Mis-fits are Totally Unknown in our Establishment. In anticipation of doing a large and steadily-increasing trade this Season, we I have bought Large Parcels of Tweeds, the products of the Kaiapoi and Mosgiol Mills, supplemented by an' Infinite Variety of Patterns selected from the pick of Ihe English and Scotch warehouses. We have also on hand a Multifarious Stock of Black and Blue Worsted' Coatings, Blue Venetians, Black Superfines, Doeskins, &o, &o. , SPBCIAIiTIE. We beg to introduce to the Public of S.C. a small parcel, of German Tweeds. These goods have created quite a furore in Melbourne and Sydney, not only on account of the general excellence ahd uncommon nature of their patterns, but also for the great wear-resisting propensity of the material. We are desirous that it should be generally known that upon no consideration do we make up rubbish in order to sell CHEAP, Our prices remain as hitherto, 10 per cent lower than any other house in town. KELLY & ERASER, Merchant TaUors, (Opposite Shamrock Hotel). ®gr Patterns and orders for self-measure-ment by post on application. O. U B OWN, TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, Corner Beswick Street and Main North Road, T I M A R U. AND JgURNET TAILORS, &o, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, TIMABU, jpublio Notices. LONDON BABY LINEN AND BERLIN WOOL WAREHOUSE. ■RB PITTS, in returning Thanks to her numerous Customers for their support during the- last year, begs tc unco that she has received a largt ignment of New Goods for the ensuing m, “consisting of Baby Linen/ Iren’s Dresses, Costumes and Needle- : Cushions, Banners, Slippers, SmokCaps, &c., &c„ in great variety. Sole it in South Canterbury for the oDye Works, Dunedin. Sole ; Agent imaru for the Bale of the American estic Fashion* Company’s patterns Ladies and Childrens’ Dresses and arolothing. Registry, Office for Ser8. Mrs. Pitts, South Road,

R. S. Cook. Crated water and cordial* manufacturer, ; G E R A L DINE, HAVING imported large and, powerful Machinery from England, with aU the latest improvements, is now prepared to anpply Timaru, Temuka, and surrounding Districts, withithe, following .first-class iErated Drinks at, reasonable prices :-r ! Lemonade - Soda Water Potash Water Lithia Water Brated Raspberry Crated Pineapple , jErated Sarsaparilla Tonic Water ■V Also Maker of the celebrated BELFAST GINGER ALB. All Orders attended to with punctuality and despatch. . ' ■ (Note the Address— I R 8. COOK, ~ Geraldine.

NORTH OTAGO FOUNDRY. H;endby and turner * (Late Jack, Steel, and Hendry), Thames Street. ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS General Blacksmiths, Millwrights AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINE MAKERS. Duplicates for Ploughs, Reapers, etc., always on hand. Makers of LARGEST WATER ENGINES In the Colony. Patterns of from 1 to 100 Horse-Power, Agents for Sydney, Melbourne, and Dunedin Houses; Flint and Tn well’s Prize Farming Implements and Machines', and sole agents for Flaxton and Beattie’s Patent Teethed Flexible Folding, Harrow. Second-hand Implements and Machines, etc., bought and sold on commission.

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2974, 6 October 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2974, 6 October 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2974, 6 October 1882, Page 1

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