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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2991, 26 October 1882, Page 3

The takings at the gates on the days of the Timaru Show amounted to £217. The old observatory station at Burnham is being got in order for the observation of the transit of Venus. A man named William Catermole, a market gardener, died suddenly at Kaiapoi yesterday. He was found dead in a field where he had been mowing grass, Anoplexy is supposed to have been the cause of death. Late Advertisemeats Theatre Royal. : TWO NIGHTS ONLY. 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, AND WEDNESDAY, Ist NOVEMBER. FIRST APPEARANCE OF CELLAR AND CUNARD, THE , FAMOUS ROYAL ILLUSIONISTS, From the Egyptian Hall, London, IN 'JHBIK , UNIQUE & STARTLING WONDERS. . Admission—4s, 2s 6d, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Reserved Seats at Mr Friedlander’s. Money to lend— Advances al 'o made on any approved Securities. W, C. BESWICK. Sutter’s Bnildines, 20th September, 1882. . David Stuart, ; Strathallaa Street, Timaru Farmers’, Millers’, and Maltster's Agent. Licensed Custom House Agent. Agent for the, Gatlin’s River line of Coasters. Agent for W. S. Waterston’s line of Vessels. Agent for the MUTUAL FIRE & MARIN i’. INSURANCE Co. ofN.Z. The first Company in the Colony adopting the Mutual Principle, whereby provision is made for Insurers participating in a share of The Profits. INSURANCE'! OP EVERY DESCRIPTION EFFECTED AT LOWEST RATES HORSE PEED AND COLONIAL PRODUCE On Sale. davidTtuart.