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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3353, 2 January 1884, Page 3

Maclean & Stewart STDDHOLME JUNCTION MONTHLY SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY 7. THE Undersigned, instructed by M. Stud holme, Esq., will Sell—--250 Merino Wethers, Prime Fat 250 „ Ewes, „ „ 180 Crossbred Wethers , , MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. WINCHESTER MONTHLY SALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. rjIHE Undersigned will Sell as above— CATTLE SHEEP PIGS, &C. MAOLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. JE&. Turnbull and Son. SALE IN ROSE STREET. R TURNBULL & SON a have been instructed by Mr C. B. Smith, who is leaving Timaru, to Sell by Public Auction at his residence, Rose street, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising— Bedroom Furniture Dining-room Furniture Kitchen Furniture Sundries. Sale at 2 sharp. No Reserve. Fnblip Notices# FEDERATION OF THE COLONIES. rIS topic of conversation at the present day is only surpassed by the Wonderful Trial That has been taking place in THE CITY OF TIMARU For almost two years, viz:— Cash and Cheap Groceries Y. Credit and Pile on the Prices, And which has resulted in a UNANIMOUS VERDICT for the Plaintiff as represented by THOSE PUBLIC BENEFACTORS Kbbnohan M[cOahon & CO, Who are acknowledged by all to be The Premier Storekeepers IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. A visit to their CLOSELY PACKED ESTABLISHMENT Is as entertaining as going to the Zateraatioaal Exhibition, For there you will find every article necessary to sustain the inner and adorn the outer man, and at such LOW PRICES As must satisfy the most ECONOMICAL, With their usual thoughtfulness they have provided largely for Xmas and the New Year, And one look at the happy smiling faces of their INNUMERABLE CUSTOMERS, As they wend their way from The Cash Store, Is enough to thoroughly cure the most MELANCHOLY DYSPEPTIC. fag- Note the Address and don’t forget to call with Eernohan, McOahon & Co. THE CASH STORE, NORTH STREET, TIMABH. JBALLANTYNB &CO., a Beg to announce that HAVE PTTRQHASED the BUSINESS, STOCK, and BOOK DEBTS of MESSRS WOOD k SMITH, Drapers, Shepherd’s Buildings, and as it is their intention to Import FIRST-CLASS GOODS ONLY, | also, being Largo Manufao- ! turers of COLONIAL GOODS, they hope to merit and to obtain a large Share of Public Support. The Business will bo under the supervision of Mb Bowie, fromOhristohurcb, and Mb Wood, bo that Customers may depend on getting Careful Attention. i! ' ' ~~ ■ J. BALLANT7XTS & 00., J SHEPHERD’S BUILDINGS, I TIMARtL