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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3323, 26 November 1883, Page 2

Special Advertisements G KOEGE M DSDOOH, Painter, Paperhanger, and Glazier, Importer of Poperhangings, Paints, Oils, and Colors, And every description of Glass and Painter’ Requisite?, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, 1 Opposite Watkins’ Chemist Shop, TIMARU. ESTIMATES GIVEN. INTENDING PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING FOR THW SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Should visit The New Zealand CLOTHING FACTORY’S BRANCH, Where they can select from the Largest Variety of Fashionable Garments Manufactured from Sound and Reliable NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS. The Well-known reputation enjoyed by the Firm of selling A Genuine Article at WHOLESALE PRICE Has resulted in an increase of Business during the past season, and they can now boast of having TWENTY-ONE RETAIL BRANCHES In New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce, economising both material and labour, and ensuring to their patrons a further benefit in the shape of a still Lower Rate of Wholesale Prices. SHIRTS, UNDERCLOTHING, HATS, AND CAPS, PORTMANTEAUS, And Every Requisite at Wholesale Price TIMARU BRANCH—Main South Road. ROBERT FOSTER, Manager, KAIAPOI CLOTHING. AT J . Gr. CoWAN’S. Kaiapoi Suits, Men's Paget Kaiapoi Suits, Men’s Sac Kaiapoi Suits, Youths’ Sac Kaiapoi Suits, Boys’ Sac _ Kaiapoi Suits, Tweed Knioker Kaiapoi Suits, Serge Knioker Kaiapoi Riding Trousers —Lowest Cash Prices— Magnificent Stock of MEN’S YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ HATS. Real Panama Straws Awning Brim Leghorns Cashmere and Pullover Helmets Land and Water Hats Superfine Pocket Felts Soft and Hard Rabbit Fur Felts. Awarded Ist Order of Merit at Dunedin Exhibition, 1881, for Babbit Fur Pullover Felt Hats. J. G. Cowan, Sutter’s New Buildings. NOTICE. THE South Canterbury Times may be obtained at the Railway Station every evening at 4.15. Advertisers are requested to send in their favours by 3 p.m. to ensure insertion, The South Canterbury Times [established Jan 10,1870] is the only Evening Paper in the district. The Second Edition is published at 5 p.m. The Times is delivered in town or ooantry for ONE PENNY. ®lj t dentil (Kantetotrg TIMES HAS BY FAR THE Largest Circulation Of any Paper Printed or Published in South Canterbury, And is therefore the Best Medium for all Classes of Advertisements. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION—£I @9 per annum ; If IPostod, 10s per guartor. The COUNTRY EDITION Published at 4 p.m., is sent ;to|Asbburton, Oamara, and all intermediateiplaoes By the Evening Trains