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BOOT SHOP

Hotels. THE CLUB HOTEL. THE UNDERSIGNED having disposed of his interest in the above well-known HOTEL, to Mb W. DABBY, begs to thank his Patrons for past favqrs, •ad solicits a continuance of the same for his successor, ALFRED J. PARSONS. In relation to the above, I beg to announce that having PURCHASED the LEASE of this Hotel, I have entirely renovated and re-arranged the whole Establishment, and can confidently assure my Friends and the Public generally, that they will find the House well appointed for the comfort of Lodgers and Travellers. It is the nearest to the Timaru Bailway Station, and thus affords special conveniences to Visitors. No effort shall be wanting on my part to maintain its character of being a first-class Hotel. The Wines and Spirits are carefully selected, and the best,^^DAßßY, Queen*s Hotel, TIMABU. PRIVATE SUITES OF BOOMS FOR FAMILIES, And Superior Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers, ON REASONABLE TERMS Wine, Spirits, &c., &c., of the Best Brands

. LYNWOOD HOTEL. D. MAHONEY— Proprietor. /CONSIDERABLE improvements having V/ been made to this Hotel, the proprietor is now prepared to offer first-class location to all classes. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. I Good Stabling accommodation. NEWEY’S ORITBRION JJOTBL, TIMABTJ, And Impbutal Hotel, Oamabu. These Hotels are well known to possess anrivalled accommodation lor Visitors, and the Cuisine under the direction of Firstlass Cooks. WINES AND SPIRITS the Best Brands in Bottle or by the Case. Ihe Billiard-rooms arejflttedwith Alcock’s Best Tables, to catch all Trains, at Moderate tUBBN’S H OTBL, TT Q’ OHRISTOHDROH, for Home Comforts and Moderate Charges. 0. KSOWiLIY .. Pbopbistob Trespaee Notices. NOTICE. A RY Person found TRESPASSING on ' the Ellonghton Estate or on Section Ho.l Beadown Estate wiU g^jjgg 4 *

s MITES’ DISINFECTING CLEAN SING POWDBB. No soap required for scrubbing, cleanling, whitening, and purifying floors ;xt destroys fleas, cleans paint, and removes mese ; the boards dry rapidly, thus obviating any injury from damp, while the F»iT*«aft looks equal to new ; also for cleansing the inside of saucepans, dishes, and other utensils. It is a preventitive against fever and all contagious diseases. As supplied to the Army and Navj, the Belfast Lunatic Asylum, and other institutions. Bold in penny packets. Everybody Should use J. M. SMITHS’ WASHING POWDE The quality surpasses any other manufactured, and is the best ever offered to the public, It is not injurious to linen, like many other powders. The original Becipe from Heleen Hendrick, of Holland, whet cleanliness and whiteness are proverbial. Sold in penny packets. SMITH’S FINKS OABBOLIO DEODOBISING POWDEB. F«r disinfecting Stables, Cowsheds,Drains and for domestic use. Al supplied to the Boyal Castle, Windsor, BwilaCT Department Belfast Town Oonnoi and several other large institutions. Bold by all Wholesale and Betail Drugg - and Grooers, and Hardware Merchants in Sd, 6d, and Is tins, and also in casks. J. M. SMITH &JCO„ " Hampton Chemical Works, Borough Boad London. Amur—Mr A. Bell. 67, Corporation Street, Belfast THIS LAMP is complete in itself, make Gas from Benzoline at a farthing per hour. Perfectly safe, cheap and easily managed. ■specially adapted for villages, oarriag drives, Ac. BDN A IMoPNEUMATIC LIGHTING AND HEATING CO., „ 116, Southwark street S.B. Manufacturers of the celebrated "Son Machine for lighting mansions, &0., with«o the trouble, expens and dirt of coal ’**XWtrsaees to many of th obility and *m»n .

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3352, 31 December 1883, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 3352, 31 December 1883, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 3352, 31 December 1883, Page 1

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