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Temuka Leader, Issue 2240, 13 August 1891, Page 4

PARTORmp NOTICE. "OTKJE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .-, I have this day admitted Mil <JAMES ; WATT as a PARTNER IIN MY BUSINESS. E. VALLENDER. , July, 13,1891. In connection with'> the above ithe Undersigned hope tha,t,by Strict Attention to Business they will Continue to^Sefliire 5 a share of the Patronage .of the Public. SMALL GOODsTa SPECIALITY. ' jyl4 VALLENDER & WATT. DISSOLUTIONS? PARTNERSHIP \ GARSTON BROS, in thanking.their : .numerous ."Customers ; for their Liberal Support, beg to state that.'from the 113th inst. ■W, C ARSTON will ran -the WHEELWRIGHTING AND COACHBUILDING I BRANCH of the Business. -Having' »had'l2 yeafs' ' 6xperience in this district he fells sure he oan faiihfttily' Execute' his clients' demands! It is a well-khowh fact 'that our work' has beieri. fully 20per cent cheaper than any one in South Oanterbury,-and I will t4ke the liberty of informing the Public how it is -done. .1., Have no rent to pay. : 2. i Buy far; Gash. 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 A che[ap article is dear at any price, " but in this 'case' I guarantee every Vehicle turned out. lain prepared to give the HIGHEST i PRICES for SECOND-HAND CARTS, j&c.; having always a demand : for them.' Haying made satisfactory arrangements with MR A. WATSON, who is a firstclass: GENERAL AND SHOELNG SMITH, he will re-open the Blacksmith's Branch 'on his own account bh MONDAY, JULY 13th. HOT SPRINGS, HANMER PLAINS. DERftETT'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES, [IHE pnly Coaches carrying Mails L'North of Culverden, leave for Fry's" Hotel via Lahmert's, Jack's Pass,. Daily from November Ist to April 30th, returning from Hanmer Plains Daily l during Summer Months ; and every and Saturday, returning Mondays and' .Thuis-, day's;'from' May Ist to October 31st; during Winter .-:Though Jleturn Tickets are issUed 1 at Chrigfcchureh Railway. Station every; Tuesday,'. Thursday, and Friday. Tickets available ;i for Fdur Weeks from'day ; tif issde. > First; .Glass, railway; CULVERDEN TO ROTHERDAM,WAIAU AND KAIKOURA. Coach leaves Culverden for Rotherhajm and Waiau Daily,'returning from Waiau Daily. "Monday's >G6acb to Waiau connects,with i Coach <for -Kaikoura,Weaving Tuesdays, staying Wednesdays in. Kaikpura, returning Thursday. Blehhiem Coach leaves Kaikoura Thursdays. Fares. ; Culverden to Kaikoura —Single, 255; Return,, £2. Culverden to Blenhiem—Single, £3; Return, J £s. : 'Gulverden 'to Hanmer Plains—Single, 7s 6d;tißetuiai,' 145., Culverden to Waiau —Single, ss; Return, Bs. HAWKSWOOD. Waggonette leaves 1 Waiau for Mendip, Parnasus,.an& ;, <Hawkswood every Friday, returning Saturday. Urgent Telegrams and letters promptly delivered. Parcels attended to. Special Coaches, Double and Single Buggies, Waggonettes, and Saddle Horses on immediate hire. Orders through post or wire receive •promptattention. N.B.—All information given at Cooktmd Son's Tourist Agents, Cathedral Square, Christchurch; fel9 THOS.DERRETT, Proprietor. THE HORSES FRIEND. No! 1 Horse Oils. Sure cure for sprains, bruises,' or swellings of any kind in Horses. PAGE'S No, 2 Horse Oils. Sure cure forsofeson backs of shoulders, and any kind of broken wound. Numbers of Testimonials can be produced. AGENTS— For Timabu—Mr Cuthbert, Grain Merchant For Temuka—Mr G. Story, Stablekeeper For Geraldine—Mr J. Connolly, Storekeeper For Fairlie Creek—Mr J. Siegert. Sole maker and proprietor, F. W. PAGE, CHERTSEY, CANTERBURY. To F. W. Page, Chertsey.—Ashburtonj April 18, 1891. Sir,—l have used your Horse Oil for the past three months, and find it is very, good indeed. I may state that the mafe'l have Used it oh has had al sprained fetlock for the past twelve months. I have blistered it in cold wea-' ther, and it got very much enlarged andj calloused. I have tried all sprts of different' embrocations, but they failed to remove it.' It was in a ; very: bad: 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 3 that had I used your preparation in the!' first instance the enlargement would have i disappeared. . I consider nobody should be { without it.—F. Devane, Ashburton Hotel. |i

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