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Temuka Leader, Issue 2234, 30 July 1891, Page 4

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. C‘ ARSTON BROS, in thanking their numerous Customers " for their Liberal Support, beg to state that from the 13th inst. W. CARSTON will carry on the WHEELWRIGHTING AND COACHBUILDING BRANCH of the Business. Having had 12 years’ experience in this district he /ells sure he can faithfully execute his clients’ demands. It is a well-known fact that our work has been-fully-20 per cent cheaper than any< one in South Canterbury, and I will.take the liberty of, informing the Public how? it is done.; I 1. Have no rent to pay. 2. Buy for Cash. 3. Do', the greatest part of the work .myself, and' Last, but not least, have no ambition of making a fortune too rapidly. There is ; an; old proverb—“ A cheap arjticle; is dear at any price, “ but in this case I guarantee every Velude turned out. I am prepared to give the HIGHEST PRICES for SECOND-HAND CARTS, &c., having always a demand for them, . Having made satisfactory arrangements with MR Av WATSON, who is a firstclass GENERAL AND SHOEING SMITH, he will-re-open-the Blacksmith’s Branch* on hisown account'oU-MONDAY, JULY 13ih. I ■ ■ HOT SPRINGS, HANMER,PLAINS. DERRETT’S ROYALr MAIL COACHES, THE only Coaches, carrying Mails North of Culverdec, leave Culverden for Fry’s Hotel.via Jack’s Pass, Daily from November Ist toAprilSOth, re- | tuming from Hanmer Plains Daily,during Summer Months ; and every, Tuesday and Saturday, retuming t: Mondays and- Thurs- [ days, from Maylst to, October 31st, during Winter Months, Through Return Tickets ate- issued at Christchurch Railway Station every Tuesday, Thursday*! and'Friday* - Tickets iavail- . able for, Four Weeks) from day,<■> of issue, j First Class, SOs-r-coach and-railway., CULVERDEN to ROTHERDAM, WAIAU ; : AND KAIKOURA. Coach leaves Culverden -for Rotherham I and Waiau Daily, returning: from Waiau Daily. Monday’s Coach to Waiau con-nects-with Coach for Kaikoura- leaving Tuesdays-' staying Wednesdays m Kaikoura, returning Thursday; Blenhiem Coaoh.leaves Kaikoura -Thursdays. Culverden to , Kaikoura—Single, 255; Return, £2. Culverden to Blenhiem—-Single, £3; Return, £5. . Culverden to Hanmer Plains—-Single, 7s'6dr; Return,, 14s. Culverden to Waiau—Single, 5s ; Return* Bs.. HAWKSWOODt : Waggonette leaves; Waiaus forMendip, Earnasus*. and Hawkswood, every. Friday, returning. Saturday. Urgent. Telegrams andletters 'promptly delivered./; Parcels attended to. Special Coaches, Double and Single Buggies, Waggonettes, and Saddle Horses ion immediate hire. Orders through post or. wire receive prompt attention. ■ ; N.B,r—All information given at Cookund Son’s Tourist f Agents* - Cathedral Square, Christchurch. fel9 THOS; DERRETT*'Proprietor.

THE HORSE’S FRIEND. PAGE’S No. 1 Horse Oils. Sure cure > for sprains, bruises, or swellings of any kind in Horses. PAGE’S No, 2’ Horse s Oils.* Surccure for sores on. backs or shoulders, and any kind of broken wound; Numbers of Testimonials can be produced. AGENTS— 1 For Timaku —MrCuthbert, Grain Merchant For Tbmuka— Mr 0. Story, Stablekeeper For Geraldine— Mr J, Connolly, Storekeeper For Faielie Creek—Mr ’ J. ! Siegert. Sole maker and proprietor, F. Wi PAGE, CHERTSEY, CANTERBURY. ; ; To Ws Page/ April 18, 1891’.;! Sib,-t-tl> have used your Horse Oil for the past three months, and find it is very • good indeed.., I may state that the mare I have used it on has had a sprained . fetlock for . the ...past twelve rngnths^: I have blisteifedtfirin cold /weather, and it got very much * enlarged and calloused. I have tried-alt sorts of different embrocations, but they failed to remove it. It. was*in a very./bail state when ? I got a bottle of your Oil, so that it was impossible for it to have a fair trial. The lamenes, however, has let her, and the enlargement is reduced a great deal.. I feel confident that had I used your preparation in the first instance the enlargement would have disappeared. I consider nobody should be without it.— F. Dbvane, Ashburton Hotel, jy2o

DURING our Stocktaking' Sale ' we are returning 2s‘ in the- £ to all purchasers of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers. This concession will ’ apply to all classes, of Goods in the Boot from Ladies’ Evening Shoes to Men’s Nailed Bhlchers.Dbessmaking, any Style, 8s lln. This extremely low price for Dressmaking will be an opportunity for those Ladies who ihave not already patronised this department to do-so ; at"a very little “icosti t Only our own materials luade up. DAVIES MURPHY,: Timaru, . mylG

BAKING POWDER ■ Makes Delicieus Scones, Bread, and Pastry. Guaranteed Absolutely * Pure, ; and the Most Wholesome Powder in the Market. Sold by all Grocers in . Tins. 6d, Is, and 3s each, and wholesale by the Manufacturer,! G. E. WARBTJBTON, Chemist,.‘‘The Pharmacy,” Timaru, jy2l ORSE ' CARDS Printed on the Shortest Notice at the Office 'of this Paper.