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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2735, 27 December 1881, Page 3

Wanted, WANTED TENDERS for CUTTING, TYING, and STOCKING about 100 acres of Wheat and Oats. Tenders to be sent in not later than Dec. 29. Apply to E. Kelland, Northdown Farm, Timaru. WANTED KNOWN—That Wood and Smith are still Selling their Splendid Stock of Boys’, Youths’ and Men’s Clothing, at Salvage Prices. —George Street, (opposite Club Hotel). WANTED— The Public to know that Wood and Smith’s Salvage Sale of Clothing affords the best opportunity to get a first-class article at Salvage prices. WANTED KNOWN—That Wood and 1 Smith have opened a new lot of Boys’ Serge Knicker Suits, and will Sell them at Salvage Prices, —George Street (opposite Club Hotel). WANTED IKNOWN—That Wood and Smith will continue their Salvage Sale for Fourteen Days, Special Bargains for Christmas and New Year. WANTED KNOWN - BARGAINS 1 Bargains in Men’s Clothing and Boys’ Clothing, at Wood and Smith’s Genuine Salvage Sale.—George street (opposite Club Hotel). ANTED KNOWN—That you can buy Hats, Tics, Socks, Braces, Shirts, See., See., at half price at Wood and Smith's Salvage Sale.—George Street (opposite Club Hotel), WANTED —THE Public to know that the Cheapest Place for Doors and Sashes, is at G. Cliff’s, Sophia street. WANTED— A HOUSEMAID, Apply to J. M. Ollivier, Temuka Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—That Andrew Ritchie, of the Park Bakery,_ will undertake Catering for Tea Meetings, Suppers, Dinners, &c. Note the address— Near Park Gates. WANTED— 500 Pair of BOOTS to MAKE or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop in the town, all work guaranteed. E. Waters, opposite Parsons’ Foundry. ANTED KNOWN—W. WADLOW, late of railway Boarding-House, Fruiterer and Confect oner, George street, opposite Club Hotel. Fresh confectionery daily. Hot Pies or Sausage Rolls, Tea or Coffee, 6d, at all hours ; Cold Ham, and Corned Beef, always in cut. A Private room for ladies. Aulesbrook’s celebrated bscuits. WANTED KNOWN —that Billheads Circulars, Cards, Programmes, General printing of every discription, from entirely new type, are executed at the South Canterbury Times Office, Church street. Late Advertisemeuts DANCING. JN consequence of the success which attended Mr C. Patton’s Assembly last evening, he will hold another THIS EVENING. Dancing from 8 till 12p.m. CHAS. PATTON, Pianist. JgANKRUPT STOCK of Colonial Made JgOOTS at an enormous discount. Jg AEG A INS for the next Ten Days in JgOOTS at J. Strachans’. Having jgOUGHT Two thousand pairs of the jgANKRUPT Stock of a manufacturer of JgOOTS, Cumberland Street, Dunedin JgARGAINS will be offered to JgUYERS for Ten Days. As these INGOTS are well-known to JgE First-class and in every respect the JJEST of all Colonial Made JgOOTS ever sold in Timaru. JgUYERS will do well to get a Stock JgEFORE the Year is out as the Sale will closed on the 31st. Price Lists HIEING issued by handbills. Boot and clothing shop, opposite King’s Stables. NOTICE. THE Undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants of Timaru and surrounding districts that he has OPENED a COAL and FIREWOOD YARD, adjoining the Foresters’ Hall, and opposite the New Post Office, where orders may also be left for Cement, Lime, Iron, and other Building Materials. JOHN JACKSON. NOTICE. THE Booth Canterbury Times may be obtained at the Railway Station every evening at 4.15. Advertisers are requested to send in their favours by 3 p.m. to ensure insertion. The South Canterbury Times [established Jan' 10, 1870] is the only Evening Paper in the district. The Second Edition is published at 4.30 p.m. The Times is delivered in town or country for ONE PENNY. BY AGREEMENT made this 21st day of December, 1881, Alexander P. Waugh has sold and Henry CooicsONhas purchased the Dairy Farm at South Otipua with goodwill of milk walk and businessof the same. The Customers may rely on punctual service from the purchaser, and all accounts will reckon with him as and from the Ist instant. ALEXANDER PATRICK WAUGH, HENRY COOKSON. Witness to the Contract— D. M. Boss, Notary .Timaru, BY Agreement dated this 12th day of December, 1881, Wsi. PRICE, of li.'jiaru, fishmonger, has SOLD to ALEXANDER WAUGH, late dairyman, the Goodwill and Pieraises carried on by the said William Price, n George street. \loxander Waugh will now carry on the said business of fishmonger and poulterer, from date. WILLIAM PRICE, ALEX, WAUGH. Witness to the contract— D. M. ROSS, Notary, Timaru