Mr G. P. Roberts, Bootmaker, intimates that he has moved to premises, opposite Messrs Wood and Smith, Main South Boad,
James Johnstone and John Reid were this morning, brought up before T.W. Hall and F. Archer, Esqs,, at the B. M, Court, charged with drunkenness. _ The former was dismissed with a caution, and the latter was remanded till Monday next.
Late Advertisements. JEWISH BELIEF FUND. THE following GENTLEMEN have been Appointed to Receive SUBSCRIPTIONS for the Belief of Distressed Russian Jews-.-Messrs B. Wakefield, H. J. LeCren, J. Jackson, J. Granger, W. Jones,the Ministers of the various denominations in Timaru, and Messrs Jonas, Friedlander, Levien, and Morris (Pleasant Point.) The Lists will be open for Fourteen) Days. i NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Gr. P. Roberts, BOOTMAKER, &0. In thanking his Friends and the Public for their kind patronage since he commenced business in Timaru, would respectfully intimate that he has REMOVED to Premises opposite Messrs Wood and Smith, Drapers, Main South Road, where he will carry on the business as heretofore. NJB,—For the convenience of-Families, measures can be taken at their respective Residences. . . All work of the best description. Moderate Charges,
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2932, 18 August 1882, Page 3
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189Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2932, 18 August 1882, Page 3
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