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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2955, 14 September 1882, Page 3

I Wanted, ANTED A STRONG ACTIVE BOY. Apply, Office of this .paper. WANTED to '.yell, a good SHEEP DOG, used 1o Pa (docks,, thoroughly trained. ’ Trial given. Apply to J. Mcßeth, Old Bank Hotel. WANTED to dispose of, 40 Loads good BLACK SuIL, cheap. Apply Clayton’s Saw Mills. WANTED— An Active Clean-legged DRAFT HORSE for a Town Spring Carts. Not less than 16 hands high. Apply to Manager Canterbury Farmers’ Co-Operative Association (Limited),Timaru. WANTED TO RENT—A SMALL PADDOCK or a Section in or near town. Wm. Granger and Co. , ANTED —Some respectable person to ADOPT a Litte Girl, 2 years old. Address “ B,” office of this paper. . ANTED—A GIRL about 16 or 17, one accustomed. to Children preferred. Apply to Mrs ( McCahon, the Cash Store, korth-street. ; •>' WANTED— Two Young Men as BOARDERS, in a Privatp Family. Apply R.' W.' Hallam, Golden Teapot Store, Elizabeth Street. - ‘ TTTTANTED KNOWN—W. HISLOP is ~ Wselling really excellent TEA: At Ids; per bok (full size), worth 16s, and good Family Tea at Is 9d per pound, WANTED— A GOOD GENERAL ’SERVANT. Must understand plain Cooking. Apply to Mrs Sealy, Wai-iti Road. . CANTED—4O PICK AND SHOVEL Men, Apply to James Philp, Albury Extension Line. '■ WANTED —A 'regular supply of GOOD POULTRY. G. Elliott, Fishmonger and Poulterer, Timaru. r ANTED KNOWN UMBRELLAS REPAIRED from Is, and Chairs re-caned from 2s. J. F, Nelson, Main North Road, WANTED —The Public to know, that difficulties are to be met by ipplying to W. Penrose the PREMIER BOOTMAKER, whose shop is now replete with Winter Goods in great Variety. WANTED KNOWN—That B. Gibson, Church street, has for sale £2OOO vorth of Jewellery and will sell same ooniderahly lower than'Cost Price. Bother--lam Watches, guaranteed, £5 10s. ANTED KNOWN—Orders and Repairs punctually attended to and xecnted in W es t End style. N.B. Penose’s next Crawford’s, Saddler KTTANTED KNOWN—That J. Golding VV has taken the whole of the' Block . Buildings lately occupied by Messrs lurray and Co., at the corner of Church nd Sophia streets, and has opened the jme as Private Dining and Refreshment looms, with the best attendance, at federate Charges. Splendid accomodaion for Boarders, Every comfort uarante-d

Late Advertisements The Temple of Fashion. SANDERSON, Bootmaker, commences , his First ANNUAL PALE on SATURDAY, 19th inst. r and will continue for ONE MONTH ONLY. During which time he will offer his Large, New, and Well-assorted Stook of Boots and Shoes at prices hitherto unknown in South Canterbury. ■ You can get a pair of first-class Men’s Balmorals, at 11s fid, Men’s Lome Balmoral, 12s fid, and his Own Make, at 15s fid. SANDERSON can guarantee all goods . to be, of the best quality, and customers will find it to their advantage to purchase during the Month of Sale ! ("iome early and secure the Bargains.— J ■ S. ANDERSON, next to Edminson and Kid will. The Temple of Fashion. TIMARU DEBATING SOCIETY. TO-NIGHT ADDRESS—Evolution, by the Venerable Archdeacon Harper, The Temple of Fashion. TREES. TREES. TREES. G KORfll PUUDIB <fe CO. HAVE ON SALE— Every Description of Fruit and Forest and Flowering Shrubs. SEEDS! SEEDS 1 SEEDS! GEORGE PURDIE & CO. HAVE ON SALE - Every Description of Agricultural, Garden and Flower Seeds. ‘ GEO. PCTRDIB & CO. Nubskbvmen and Seedsmen, Near Mr P. W. Hutton’s, Great North Road Timatu. The Temple of Fashion.

S.C.J. CLUB. TENDERS WANTED (Labor only) for ERECTING 35 Chains WIRE FENCE on Racecourse. Tenders up to Saturday at noon. The Temple of Fashion. fTIfcLE OFFICES of the late Mr 15. H. X TATE were opened THIS DAY at 9 a m. Business will be carried on under the superintendence of Mr G. Ohatbk Milks. o a m a mv. The Temple 1 of Fashion. CHURCH STREET, TIMARU, AVING OPENED a GENERAL STORE in connection with my Coal and Timber business, any orders for goods in either department left at the Store, will receive prompt attention. Apply, J. MEIKLE, Grosvenor Hotel, Or, B. G. KERR, Sec. S.C.J. Club. S. A. TATE, Executrix. Timaru, 6th Sept., 1882. A. SHERRATT, Coal and Timber Merchant, The Temple of Fashion.