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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3156, 15 May 1883, Page 4

Public Notices. -HEW ZEALAND INTERN A TONAL EXHIBITION, 1883. mHB ONLY GOLD MEDAL FOR COOKING RANGES AND HIGH PRESSURE .JL BOILERS, for conveying hot water upstairs for.*baths and other purposes, was awarded to T. I. WATTERS, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, (next Bank of Australasia). Also, Gold Medal, first prize, at the Christchurch A. and P. Association's Show, 1881 ox the above. Ranges from £3 12s upwards. The Trade Supplied

T> ACE INVESTIGATION OOMPAN ? Xli will hold, a DISOUS SI 0 N ■ ■ : - on the : DUNED IN - B ACE S. - - to be ran May 24th, 1883., 7000 Members at 10s* .CLOSES 22nd MAT. Bibthdaz Handicap. 'lO Horses. First ... ... '... ■ ... Second ... ... ... : Third ... ... ~. Starters, ... : ... Non-starters... £7OO 300 150 100 150 Total ... ... : Tbadebmen’s Handicap. 12 Horses. First ... ... ... »• Second ... ••• 1 • Third. • Starters -,-y ... Non-starters... • • ••• £I4OO £4OO 150 70 100 v ISO Total . ... ••• CASH PRIZES. 3at £IOO ... ... £370 £3OO 100 100 120 no 200 -800: Total ... ... £1230 ' 190 PRIZES. Each number has the chance of winning Nine (9) Prizes, there being 9 separate drawings, 2 events and. 7 lots of Cash Prizes.) . Country cheques .must have Is exchange, f*coyrect!* by Bank; Pound notes, and ,P;0. orders payable to Sinbad', pief erred--Apply .by lettet, fcith two reply and result, to ' Carerbf Mr.Bodley, - ■ Bos 342,'P.0., Dunedin. - Begistbred ‘Letters Nbt Accepted, ’, OLpSEßqd'orabout'2lstMAY. tali CLOSE Registered Letters not , ...... Accepted.), I9tti MAY- '• Registered Letters hot. 'Accepted, Dr “A O' E 8 , UHIDIH. To take place May 24th 1883; ‘ 6000 MEMBERS AT 10s. I; BIRTHDA’i HANDICAP, irst .. ”.. • • scond.. ".. *•;-! •• 1 hitd .. ' .. *• •• there (divided) . .. ■ ■■ ■ n ; £isio TRADESMEN’S AANDIOAP. .”£6OO .” 300 ;* 150 . ' 260 econd.. bird .. .. thera .(divided) 300 160 75 250 £775 4 At £IOO 2at . 60 4at • 25 20 at 10 63 at 6 CASH PRIZES.. £2OO , 100 ■* 100 . . 200 315 £915 6000 MEMBERS.

rjIHE SOUTH CANTERBURY TIMPIS DULY APPOINTED GAZETTE* for »U notices under the Bankboptoy Act “BON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS I BEG to announce that I have REMOVED jnv Place of Business from Latter Street to EVANS’ OLD GRAIN STORE (formerly Atlas Foundry)’, next King’s Stables, Main Road, ARCHIBALD FRASER. M IVs ‘P Q R B E S Is nOw CONDUCTING HER/SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES in the . House LATELY OCCUPIED by H. Belfield, Esq. ENGLISH in all. its branches, with Literature—Miss Fobbbs. FRENCH—Miss A. Foebes, resident . three years in France. LATIN and MATHEMATICS—Visiting „ Master. = CLASS SINGING—T. F. Gooch, Esq, • , Organist, Sit. Mary's. - PIANO—Miss A. Fobbbs and Masters. DRAWING (Free-hand, Chalk, Water " Colors)—Visiting Master and Miss ' , Fobbbs, DANCING AND DEPORTMENT—Mrs •;, OSTLEB.; ■ ' : ' ."V - A Class for Beginners is being formed. Day and. Weekly BOARDERS. I Young Ladies may attend lor one or more special subjects. * ■ Prosnectus and Testimonials on applicatio ! SHEEP DIPPING. * THE Undersigned is prepared to DIP SHEEP at per ■ head till Ist July, after which the price will be 2d. >One Day’s Notice Required. One night’s paddocking allowed. ; f : : R. A. BARKER; : , j :: / Ohapi, Orari. ; TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, &c SCREENED and Scriew Pressed Chaff supplied in small or large quantifies. Farmers’ Straw and Oat Sheaves cut to order. PeaS; Beans, and Grain of all sorts! ground for Stock Feeding at shortest notice. Crushed Oats always on hand. I ■■■ ;;•■■■: ; R. A.'BARKER, i Ohapi, Orari. TIMARU FISHING CO.’S RAILWAY 1 . . OYSTER SALOON, , ! [ r Geoegk Stebet, TiMAßtr., THE PUBLIC can rely upon getting (.Choice FRESH FISH and;OYSTERS with cleanliness and civility. f'i, TEA COFFEE, AND FISH SUPPERS, Cash Purchaser of Poultry, Hares, and Rabbits. , i ; G. FINDLAY. KEATING ’S POWDER

'Bach Toket hag Seven'‘ Chances—the Bacea being drawn separately, and Cash awards also, thus making, Seven Drawings. Bank notes accepted, butP.O. Orders-pre-ferred, for in event of loss can be traced. Cheques (country) must have 1/- exchange added, and be marked “ correct” by Bank, otherwise they will be returned. Please send two stamps for replies. , ADA MANTUA, r Care of Mr Abraham, _ Box 351, Post-office, Dunedin. Ujj l r 'i'”i 'M ; O’ N : D,” MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1888. Capital £IO,OOO iia 20,000 Shares of 10s „P'. ;; • . - each. - . I ’ s < ,; - •• DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS First House.. •• •• ■ Second Horse •• Third Horse.. . .. Stutters divide^ Nqn-starters divide.. 2 Prizes' of £250 each 5 Frizes of 100 „ 10 Frizes of 50 „ 20 Prizes of 25 „ SOrPrizcs of 10' „ £3OOO 2000 1000 1000 SQO ,£SOO 500 600. 600 6QO Total.. . •• .. £10)000 Application by letter only, enclosing stamp,; to “ DIAMOND,” [care of O. Schier blioh,Watchmaker and Jeweller, 17 .Little Collins street east (near Colonial Bank)* Melbourne. >] . > Prizes paid one day after drawing, and Horses paid two days after event. -a :. Result slips posted to each . Subscriber, and also , advertised in daily' and weekly papers. Sharps, sent by return post. Prospectuses pa application , Letters containing cash should be registered: If country cheques, must bear exchange..NJB—“Diamond,” in thanking numerous clients for their support in previous sue* cesefnl racing. seasons, invites their cooperation inthe above. Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Undertaker, too., (Opposite Mi' W, Evans’ Offices) MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. Having removed! to the above Premises, begs to.tenderhis thanks for the patronage he has Sui the past, and wquld respectfully intimate that be is now prepared to supply FURNITURE OP_ALL KINDS at the Lowest Possible Prides, with firstclass workmanship guaranteed. N.8.-A Few CHOICE PICTURES on hand FOR SALE CHEAP,. THIS LAMP is complete in itself, make Gas from Benzoline at a farthing pet hour. Perfectly safe, cheap and easily managed. ■ Especially adapted for villages, oarriag drives, Ac. bun A autopneumatio LIGHTING AND HEATING GO., • 116, Southwark street S.E. Manufacturers of the celebrated “Sun Machine for lighting mansions, &0., withou the tronble, expens and dirt of coal gas. References to many of the nobility and gentry J INeonsequenoe of the prom nence g ven to machine-made saddles and batnes by advertising saddlers, < ■ JBNKDSiSON & CO. Announce to their friends and the public generally that machine-made saddles, and faoniess do not wear well; that all their , Leather Work is hand-made, And lower in price than that advertised as machine-made. Intended purchasers are invited to Inspect their Stock, * And ask for the list of prices at 11, Panton stieet,H»ymarket 44. London Wall E.d, and Albkm Hall and Albion Paiass 1.0

Kills bugs, fleas, moths BEETLES. Thi Powder is quite harmless to animal life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, cockroaches, beetles, moths in furs, and every other species of insect. Sportsmen will find i this invaluable for destroying, flear in their dogs, as also ladies for their pet dogs. This Ariicle has found so great a . sale 'that it has tempted others to vend a'socalled article in imitation./ The r Phblic are cautioned that tins' of the genuine powder bear the autograph of THOMAS KEATING. ; KEATING’S WOBM TABLETS A purely vegetable both in appearance and taste,: furnishing a most agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for intestinal or thread worms. It is a perfectly safejand mild preparation, and is especially adapted for Sold- in Tins by all Chemists and Druggists. Proprietor— THOMAS KEATING. London, Bjoßbift Chemist'and Druggist/ ' ‘ Clabke AND Co.’s ANCHOB COTTONS. Anchor Six Cord Soft Cotton. Anchor New Glace Cotton Anchor Crochet & Tatting Cotton. Anchor Embroidery Cotton, Anchor Soie d’Ecosse or Silk Cotton. FQB HAND AND MACHINE SEWING GOLD MEDAL, PABIS 1878, S ,H E E P- W A S H I N G JACKSON’S SHBEPLIPT. Protected by Boyal Letters Patent, is a most useful and simple contrivance for lifting sheep from the hot soak instead of their being dragged up an incline; it can befitted to almost any wash. The following statements have been kindly giving for pnlication I have vised one of Jackson’s Patent Lifts at my wash with great advantage, as it saves labour, prevents injury to the sheep economises.soap, and helps to insure more perfect washing. I WILLIAM LEWIS, Stoneleigh, near Skipton, I have seen Jackson’s Patent Sheep Lift at work, and ! consider it a valuable l invention ; the sheep are got under the jets while the wool is hot; the washing is greatly facilited; the sheep are saved from injury .by rough usage, and the colour and conditibn of the wool is improved. ETBB MoINTYBB. Makwallak. i