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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3003, 10 November 1882, Page 1

Grocers. W*. HISLOP, GEOCEE, TEA DEALEE, AND GENEEAL MEECHANT, CORNER OF NORTH AND CROSS STREETS, TIMARU. Orders called for and Goods delivered daily in the Town and Suburbs. ONLY FIRST-CLASS GOODS KEPT IN STOCK SPECIAL attention is given to the TEA DEPARTMENT, and the continued increase in the sale of the various BLBN DS is satisfactory evidence of th* ir superiority. The Half-Crown Mixture is a strong, fullflavored, rich liquoring Tea, and pronounced by good judges to be 11 fit for a MANDARIN’S Table.” Tea in Original Boxes, Usto 30s Tea in Original Half-Cbesrs, Is 9d, 3s 2d, and 2s 8d per lb. AGENT FOR NELSON MOATE& CO.’S PRIZE TEAS. Monthly accounts opened with responsible persons. Liberal terms for cash orders exceeding Ten Shillings. Orders by Post receive prompt attention. St. John’s Wood Grocery AND General Store. T. J. Kennedy Begs to intimate (o the residents of St. John’s Wood, Southerton, and surrounding district, that he has OPEN D A GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE, AT THE TOP OF NORTH STREET, and hopes by selling the best quality of Goods at LOWEST TOWN PRICES, TO MERIT THEIR SUPPORT. Goods Delivered in all parts of t2io District. Public Notices. BRICKS and Fresh Burnt LIMB now ready; pure water supply JAMES SHEARS, STEAM BRICK AND LIMB WORKS Nkab Domain F. G-. T o>, * , SURGEON DF.VTKV, Gsoans Ntbk2T Tihiaht:. To Persons Furnishing. JgENJAMIN W ALLIB Having received by the GERD HEYB, just arrived, SOME SUPERB FURNITURE FROM VIENNA, Has determined to Clear Off his present Stock, including SEVERAL HANDSOME DRAWINGROOM SUITES, CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS. OLIOGRAPHS, &c.. And now offers it at a Reduction of 25 por oent, FOR OASHCall and judge for yourselves. WALLIS’ FURNITURE WAREHOUSE BESVTIOH STREET. Sporting. CLOSE 28th NOVEMBER. 8000 Members at 10s. DUNEDIN RACES, 30th NOVEMBER. ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP TROT, 33 Nominations. Cash Awards. The above Consultation gives E\ CH TICKET SIX CHANCES—one in Lace, and One in each of the Five Cash Awards, the numbers being replaced at conclusion of each drawing, thus giving a possible chance of obtaining Six Prises. If convenient, Subscribers will please send P.O. Orders (payable to Ada' Mantua), their delivery being more secure, and, in the event of a miscarriage, traceable. 1 heques must have la exchange added. By letter only, with Two Stamps enclosed. ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, BOX 351, P. 0., DUNEDIN. DIAMOND ("1 HAMPTON RACE CONSULTATION, ') No. 1, 1882, Isjt JANUARY, 1883. 3000 SHARKS AT £1 EACH, First Horse, £IOOO, Second Horse, £4OO Third Hprse, £3OO. Starters, (div) £2OO Non-starters (div) £IOO. Total, £2OOO CHAMPION RACE CONSULTATION No 2, Ist JiNUARY, 1883, 6000 SHARES AT 103First Horse •• £IOOO Second Horse •• •• £SOO Third H orso .. • • £3OO Starters (divide) .. •• £2OO Non-starters (divide) .. £IOO First Prize .. ■ • £ 2 ®® 2 prizes of £IOO .. •. £260 G £6O prizes . • • • £B®® 20 £lO prizes . • • • £2OO Total £3OOO Applications for shares by 1 tter only to DIAMOND, Care of O. SCHIEBLICH, watchmaker and jeweller, 17 Little Collins street oast, Melbourne (near Colonial Bank). Parties forwarding cash by post requested to register. P.esult slips posted to every shareholder immediately after drawing, and advertised in daily and weekly papers as beioro. Shares sent by return post.