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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2864, 30 May 1882, Page 3

RoTbert; "Wilkin «sfc Co. WILSON’S Colonial Sheep Dip. NO HOT WATER REQUIRED. COLONIAL SHEEP DIP, Wnich kills all ticks and lice without injury to the sheep.or wool. Is a more lasting Dip than, any yet introduced. Makes the skin perfectly clean and healthy. Has not yet been known to injure in any way the general health of the sheep. Does not darken the wool, as all the preparations do which contain more or less Carbolic Acid, and wrongly called “ non-poisonous,’, as no Dip can be actually prepared that, is too strong a solution, would not injure the Took, It will compare in cheapness with all other Dips offered to flockowners. In packages of G gallon casks. For teslim onialsand general information see circularsROBERT WILKIN& CO., Main North Road, Timaru, Agents, "W. Collins and Co. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ' &c., &c. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. Owing to the large number of Lots to be Sold, the Sale will commence at 1.30 o’clock. WILLIAM COLLINS & CO. have received instructions from Mr John Melton, to Sell by Public Auction, at his Residence, Church street, the whole of his choice and well-selected Articles of Furniture and Effects, namely—Dining Suite (in Hair), Book Case, Walnut Loo Table, Double Iron Bedsteads, Hair Mattrass, Chest Drawers, Pictures, Carpets, Floor Cloth 0 , Hearth Rugs, Fender and Irons, Plate, Cutlery, Glassware, Sewing Machine, Curtain] Poles, Washstands, Toilet Sots, Mirrors, Kitchen Sundries, Perambulator, and a valuable collection of Fancy Fowls, of the following Breeds:— Silver and Gold Pencilled Hamburghs, Black Spanish, Brahma, &c.,'&c. Remember the time of Sale : 1.30 to the minute. Without reserve. -v WM. COLLINS & CO., Auctioneers. I ■ ■■"’■■agreXgSCTTgMßlßnCW SStmtlmii and Stulbtos. SOUTHA-N AND STUBBS having ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP as Auctioneers, General Commission and Insurance. Agents, are now prepared to conduct Sales either in Town or Country. Wccklv Sales will be held on Saturdays at their Rooms, George street. Farm and General Produce on Sale at all times, Agents for Kaitangata Coal Company. April 20th, 1882. JPulblic Notices. B ON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS Latter Street, (Opposite Lynwood Hotel). Buggies, Spring Carts, and Carriages of all descriptions built to order. All kinds of vehicles repaired and repainted at the shortest notice and in the most improved style. ARCHD. FRASER, Latter street Timaru.

BONA BIDE SALE. D BRING THE NEXT THREE WEEKS, The Greatest Bargains every heard of in Timaru, in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shirts Sox, &c. WILL BE GOT AT J. ST RA CHAFS, AS HE IS CLEARING OUT THIS STOCK, HAYING BOUGHT J. MOLLISON & SON’S BOOT ' BUSINESS. rsr* BONA FIDE SALE Premises To-Let, possession given middle of June. NOTICE. SELLING OFF. Ls the undersigned is relinquishing the business hitherto carried on by him, e large Stock of Groceries, and Oilmen s ores, &c will he DISPOSED OB AT THE lowest possible prices, FOR CASH, Either Wholesale or Retail. R. TURNBULL, cuer of George Street and Cain s Terrace, —The Premises to Let.

the waitangi' sawmills. 'T AM PREPARED TO EXECUTE I ORDERS in EVE U A KIND of I’URNERY 4ND'JOINERY. Sashes and Doors of every description made to order on the shortest possible notice. Newcastle Coal at the Lowest Rates. Agent for the Colonial Insurance Company. JOHN JACKSON, TIUBEK MEKCHANT, Timaru. TiKTiTFI I ' Ob' THE SUFFERERS BY TllE KATE SHIPPING DISASTERS. rini-IE public arc respectfully informed I that at a public meeting hold at the Theatre. I imam on Friday the luth May. ]SB'2, the undersigned were appointed Trustees of the Fund for the relief of the Sufferers by the late disasters. Subscriptions will ho most thanklullj received for that purpose by His M orship the Mayor of Timtuu, the secretary to the Trust, or the Treasurer. HENRY W. HARPER, Archdeacon. EDWARD WAKEFIELD WILLIAM ZIESLEIi, Secretary. JAMES GRANGER, Treasurer.