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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1861, 7 September 1895, Page 1

Business Notices J&! - OXJE SUMMER EXHIBITION. NO TOLL GATES OF ANY KIND. Nobody at the dooi*s to conduct you Nobody to inveigle you to buy No officious attention anywhere. A FREE PASS TO ramble, and enjoy yourself and show your friends up and down as far as you. like and as long as you please, from nine m the morning until six m the evening, YOU SHALL FEEL AT HOME while you see the new Fashions for Spring and Summer. DRESS GOODS: The variety of materials sent out this season exceeds anything we remember having seen for years. Fancy Crfipons, Crimp Fancies, Crape Fancies, Costume delaines, Printed Zeyphrs, Art Ground Prints, <&c, &c, m splendid variety. Stylish Tweed Costume lengths 3s 9d. All Wool Beige, 4s 9d the dress length. Fancy Tweed Costumes, 5s 6d, 6s 9d, 8s lid. Timaru Tweed Costumes, newest patterns, 17s 6d the costume length. SHOW 'BOOM. Amazing productions m Ladies' f-'L raw Hats. Ladies' Garibaldis and Blouses m Cotton, Creponne, Silkette and Silk. Washing 'Garabal'dis' ls 3d each. . Ladies' Black Silk Skirts, Coloured ditto and 'Cambric ditto, Lace Capes, Creponne Capes, the latest styles. Exclusive Imported Trimmed Bonnets. 15 Boxes Summer Silk Gloves, 1 manufacturers' price Is lid to 2s lid; all marked at Is 6d, all colours. DRESSMAKING- 10s 6d. DAVIES & MURPHY. STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. DESIRES to announce that he has still a Large Stock of Opal's for Enlargements On hand, etc., and to reduce same is once more prepared to give the Public the Grand Opportunity to secure Splendidly Finished Opal Enlargement and 12 Cabinet Photos, Enamelled or Mat-Opal, for I 21 SHILLINGS (21s). Duplicate Orders of 12 Cabinets will also include one ENLARGEMENT.' All Work will be satisfactorily finished and Proofs given for each Sitting. Avoid disappointment and Come Early. DO YOU BELIEVE IN HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY ? TF YOU DO, THEN GET ONE OF H. E. SHACELOCICS "ORION" RANGES ♦ It will burn any kind of Fut-1, and is, GUARANTEE./) to Cook PASTRY, BREAD, or MEAT to perfection i Requires no SETTING, can be supplied Avith IRON or COPPER BOILER, or with High Pressure Boiler and with Fireplace for WOOD or COAL. Can be obtained from all Ironmongers. Catalogues posted to any address on application to the Maker and Patentee. H. E. SHACKLOCK, GENERAL FOUNDRY. CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. MISS GOSLING, Lost and FoundBEING about to GIVE UP BUSItfjfiSS, has decided to Sell her LOST. ENTIRE STOCK at HALF the Marked Prices FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ; /~\N THURSDAY Evening, PARCEL art wi?i?mifwmjir »n»as ■ ■ w containing Ladies' Tweed BODICE, ART NEEDLEWORK ROO*lb, partly made. Finder kindly return to Stafford Street, Timarn. LLENRA PETAK,. ' ■ W. WHIT LE V , Herald Office. BOOT & SHOEMAKER, , - • ' ; - - (Next Melville Hotel) Stafford Street, LOST. HAS m Stock a LARGE VARIETY r,™s La £ ies ! J a ? d en , tß ,' B P? TS , and DETWEEN 60 and 70 * and *-BRED SHOES m English and Colonial makes. J} , EWES, with One Black Hogget, Bespoke Work (hand sewn or pegged) Brand VB., Information regarding same done at Moderate Prices. Good lit w j]j- o bijg e Guaranteed. ' JAS. McDOUGAL,RANGES. RANGES. RANGES. St. Andrews. 3 FT Leamington Pattern Range, £3 5s New Zealand Eailways, each. 3±ft Leamington Pattern Range, £5 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. 5s each. , 3ift Leamington PatternlJange, with j^r^g p 0 R FRESH FISH, &c. Covings and Plate Rack, £6 15s ' „ each.^ a TTENTION is invited to tlieexisting 3ft Portable Range, £5 each. j^ low rates for the carr i a ge of Fresh Supplied with either Cast Iron or Copper Fish, Game, and^ Dead Rabbits. The Boilers maximum charge FOR ANY DISTANCE for 71bs is 6d, 141bs lSj 281bs Is 6d, with t»t^«,i, o „.™T,™-^rT^r.o the addition of 3d m each case if for REGST. GRATES & MANTELPIECES, christchurch, Dunedin, or Invercafgill, Fine Cast Regst. Grates 16s, 17s 6d each to cover delivery. Marble Mantelpieces (irait.) 60s, 60s „ A quantity of fresh fish weighing scwt, Wood Mantelpieces 50s, 60s each . and forming one consignment only, could be sent 100 miles for 6s Bd, equal to oneOAKDENING REQUISITES. BK$ I £ISSBE&* 1 '" >r "'' T Garden Rakes Is, Is 6d, 2s each BY : ORDER. Dutch Hoes, handled, 2s 3d, 2s 9d each mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummilßm^ mmmmmmmmammmimmm Drag „ „ Is 6d, 2s 6d „ Border Cutters, 2s each Musical. Garden Spades ss, ss 6d each ; ; ■ -,- ■ -,-—;;- — Pruning Knives and Shears, 3s 6d each -\ir -o w ' t t R n tt Hedge Trimmers. 4s 6d each M LEECH, S ar i e^ y. ne 8 ' 28 ., each STRATHMORE, Fowl Netting, 2Jd yard. Elizabeth Street. _ . -,"17-,.;-, , TEACHER OF D. J. CALDWELL, pianoforte, IRONMONGER. SCIENTIFIC VOICE PRODUCTION, 1 ' ■ ORGAN, Snorting THEORY. v . Pupils prepared for Trinity and Canter- » • , bury College Examinations. r Leech will be at Home every day * !^s!ssbJ^^©SH^' - this week except Tuesday to receive m SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY commence Ist week m CLUB. SEPTEMBER. Sr, t, txr™TZmt xt /, , o a c D J TEACHER 'of VIOLIN PRING MEETING, 1895. JtV,^ an( i VIOLA, Loan Company's Buildings, Timaru, begs to inform the THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Effilfe-SfirS? i c 80 P ent » P ? OV SL E a GOOD BAND of any number. 'Usual 12th & 13th Seftembeb. Orchestral Class each WEDNESDAY GORDON P. WOOD, Piano, at above Rooms. Secretary. ' SMOKE « ROYAL COLORSj TO- f}- 11 ? P'? 2' E - Gl^ ? 088 . eßseß the RACCO." delicate flavor of the Juniper.