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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2903, 15 July 1882, Page 4

3Pu.t>lic Notices. AUTUMN 1882 WINTER rjpHE FIRST PORTION OF S THE NEW GOODS For this Season, comprising over OASES Are Now Opened Up. THE BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING is .especially recommended, and Parents and Guardians will find it * advantageous to make an EARLY SELECTION. THE STOCK OF MEN’S CLOTHING is simply superb nd the variety of HATS, HOSIERY, BLANKETS, FLAN NELS, SHIRTINGS, Second to None in New Zealand. Timaru Branch —South Road, J. D. SLATER, Manager. 55 <3 <3 O N £ W' 55 H w H Wa NTE D K N 0 WN HAVING PURCHASED THE BANKRUPT STORK t AND BOOK DEBTS, OF THE TIMARU BRANCH —OF—HARRY HIED AND CO.’s BUSINESS, We desire to inform the Citizens of Timaru and vicinity that we shall CONTINUE THE BUSINESS, And Supply Stock of Every Description, FROM OUR DUNEDIN FACTORY, as heretofore. The Trade supplied on the Shortest Notice. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. T. WOOD & SON, WHOLESALE & RETAIL Boot & Shoe Manufacturers, ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN, —AND—MAIN SOUTH HOAX), TIMARU. N.B. Parties who have LEFT ORDERS that have NOT been attended to, are particularly requested to CALL, as the Business will not be neglected as heretofore. iT*r MR DUNCAN BUCHANAN, formerly a resident of Timaru, and one of the Best Workmen in the Colony, has been engaged, and will superintend all work entrusted to the Firm. T. Wood and Son-