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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 310, 24 February 1888, Page 1

NOTICE. GENTLEMEN’S Clothing made to order from the Finest New Zealand Tweeds on the shortest possible notice. Style & Fit Guauantekp. JAMES SOOLLARD, TAILOR, &o„ Market Street. SouthTo Farmers and OthersI AM NOW Receiving a large consignment of BLACK BIRCH TIMBER suitable for DRAINS, CULVERTS, AND BRIDGES, To be Sold Cheap ELIJAH BYTHELL, 4 . S. J. Macalister HAVING been favored with in struct imv? from Mr 3 Rabonk to SELL by- Private Treaty that very desirable aad healthily situated Villa at present occupiec by him,together «rUh os 1 acre(moi.' or less) beiug allotment No 53 o! Section 48, Opawa. The House contains 7 Rooms, having 5 Room 0 on the ground lloor and 2 Rooms upstairs. There ar out building? cpmori ing Store .loom, Stable and GVacb House, c , lfortably situated and in good orde tlachedja’so an Artesia Well. . ..; One ha M the ground has bees well laid out in excellent orchard planted with carefully selected Fruit Treck iu full bearing order and bring in a yearly return equal ■ half the va‘ io of the oropert’ let* The proximity of tine resident, to the centre of the Town ; th( bouse being new and faithfully built and situated above the very highest flood levei renders it a mos; convenient and desirable fam y re* sidence. The terms of Se'e are voiy Easy and within th; voacu of any on desirous of acquiring a Cheap ar J Comfortable Dwelling House. Apply to S. J. MACALISTER Auctioneer 119 Land ; tat-i Agent Janies ■ Lees, Goal and Wood Merchant DTAYTNG REMOVED to new I 1 Premises situated in Wynen Street, end having purchased the necessary machinery, is now prepared to cut and deliver FIREWOOD at the following rates RED PINE; Short lengths for stoves 32s per cord 2ft lengths ... ... 28s „ „ 4ft lengths 25a „ ~ TAWA. Short lengths for stoves 26s per cord 2£t lengths ... ... 23s „ ~ 4ft lengths 20s „ „ Willows 12s „ „ Oats crushed at 4d per bushel. Al’ wood measured in 4 feet lengths. Newcastle Coa; delivered at 40s per ton. Brunner do do ... 38s per ton Collingwood do do ... 36s per ton Oats, bran, chaff, potatoes, charcoal, coke, firebricks, lime, &c., &c., always on hand. NOTE THE ADDRESS—--511 Wynen-stroet, (Near Salvation Army Barracks.) H. GRIE33ELICH k Co., WEAVERS’ HALL, WOOL Ex CHANGE, LONDON. SHIPPING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Established 1855, , );.. .. j .. ' \ ;■' t ■ • 'A- > QIHIP to order any scriptioa O British and Continental Goods upon 2| per cent commission, selected by buyers with Colonial ex pori&nce, and attended to the prompl realization to Produce at highest prices upon 1 per cent commission, Orders to be accompanied by Letter ; of Credit or part-remittance in Bank Draft or Produce. Open Polici. l of Insurance for floating cargoes cover sea risk. References : Chief Office o\ IsL London and Westmister Bank, or Agra Rank, London, and most or the Colonial Br nks. NOTICE. L|H, II E Undersigned is -,i C iL R ufchuser of Wool, Tlic Sheep Skins, &e. Highest prices given J. RAYNHII Southsido Blenheim