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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2953, 12 September 1882, Page 1

Hotels..'., SHAKROOS SOTB3L, . W. . (Late of the North-western Hotel, Palmers* ton! and Cave Hotel, McKenzie f i 'Country Road) ‘PROPRIETOR. V ” j Wishes td-announce that’lie' has leased the abbve comfortable Hotel, and' Id prepared to (accommodate. Boarders- -and ;Travellers on Wst moderate terms.,, ' , l;/i , K The Hotel is comparatively ,a new one, is handsomely famished and deoorated, and the rooms Ipfty, andjiry. .. ■ Private Suites of Rooms for, The beat'Winea and 1 Spints kept. 1 ,The Billiard BobM contains one of Aloook’s,Best Tables,: ;r- . A large Hand Ball Court. i ' The CiiUiheiß under the direction of a .firßt-elaas-'Oooki'oa.’):' ■ - ‘ s,; Visitors can rely on being called for the Early Trains. , , , ,; ! '-The new proprietor will gladly welcome bis old friends and the Public generally.’ ' THE BOTTLE AND JUG, DBPART- ■■ i : ‘ : MEET '' x will receive my best attention. W. MORGAN. Proprietor. !

Plumbers. PLUMBER, OASfITTER; AND HOUSE v..«paintbb^ t f’’'"':; 1 ' f ’ main south road, Adjoining' Mr J B. boimonget. - OoniiiiiseioiiAireiits. i^^OO'jDL'OotoA OIHIBAL & OOMMIBHIOS AaiHTS, Valuation, Arbitrators, and Land Brokers, - tinder the Land Transfer Act. under “ Land Transfer Act” done in ; the officer - ) Oontraots taken anjlSßiliinaios Olveh. 0. P. Olulee, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. Coaland

TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. 10R SALE at Lowest' Current .Red and White Pine Boardsadd , Scantling • •, ..r ; Bed Pine Rusticated Boards Red and White Pine, 6 x 1 T. and G. Flooring I Red.and.’White Pine, 6.x £ and 6 x| T. add'd. Lining ; ; all sizes of kauri kept in arnnK’. • ' Corner of North arid Latter .Streets, Timaru ii " ■ ,■ 1 1 .. 1 I AroWteots.,, BARNARD STREET, TIMARU. STOCK. JOHN MURDOCH, > Timber Merchant; We s t and !:{ S. abb bb, architects, W- I L B 0 N ABOHITKOT. Offices Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Timara m

! ' , . . ■ i’.fi’ • j Ht t .... J, Jub w I B | (LatA oßwniatl, : t&wif wad J : MOENBiD-SURVEYOR, &0„ Tlmaru. , Bft;! > R ’ii'c . Public Notices. N”* - ! j . nowready; pare water supply J : JAMES SHEARS, ■ BTBAM BBIOK ipBKB ; Hhab M oi r' & :C°’ Tea Merchants,-Blera,d©ro, jOHRISTC HXJROH, ANJ>^D^NEDIBJ;, :i Iwe can bonMditly -recommend rflftie Blends as being -superior , by pence per lb‘ to: any in the Colonies—(See Juror’s Report N.Z.I .8., and Press Opinions!—and for Strength, Richness, NaturalFlavored Liquor have-no equal, f Only&olAKoaall, OnlyColdl^aall i - ’ - AND ; Silver ; Mo4ali i N.Z.l.Bi :i - Colonial Analyst 's Report on three Samples of the?e Blends received from ■ our Establishment, Christchurch Specialty. Challenge. Eoyoj- . 691 • 092 694"' ■ nil nil ; - niF 9.2 -5.6 2f9 2.3 .4 35.7 nil . nil-: ■ rill 9.0 5.5 2.0 2.9 6. 37.4 38.0 40.6 Laboratory No, Spurious Leaves .. '." nil Facings .... «niL Iron- - W-- w-’- nil Moisture (per 0t.).. 9 0 Ash (per cent). ■. 5.6 ; Soluble in water (per cent) ~, .. 1.9 Sol. in hydrochloric add (per cent) .. 2.4 Insoluble (per cent) 1.3 Extract (per cent) 36,2 Extract ■ calculated 4 from the dry tea «The 'above analysis shows that,, the whole of these Teas'Are of good quality arid quite free frOin ! adulteration. The extremely small quantity of insoluble ai*h also indicates great care and cleanliness in the collection.—-A. W. Biokbeton, Colonial Analyst, late Public Analyst, Main Division, Hants, England.” N.B. —The samples were purchased by a stranger in the ordinary way across the counter. Prices—2/, 2/4,2/8, 3/, 3/4, 4/, per lb. Agents in all parts of the Colony. Timabu-W. Hislop, North Street; J. Hill. King Streetj R. Storm, Main North Road. ■ • ■ . Tjbmoka—Job Brown. , Gsbaldhtb—B. 0. Cook.