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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3502, 26 June 1884, Page 3

TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned for ibe LEASE of the follow* ing RRfcBRVBS Reserve No. 940, 312 acres, situatedjon Waitobi Flat, at present occupied by Thompson and McKenzie ; and Reserve 942, 157 acres, situate on Waitobi Flat, at undent occupied by Samuel Galbraith. Conditions of Lease to be seen at my office at any time, 'lenders to be in on or before 30th June next. G. CHATBR MILES, Secretary. For Halo. WE HAVE FOR SALE -Very Cheap, and on Easy Terms, Several Cottages and Section in and near Timaru. Arrange ments can be made, if required, for payment to be made by monthly instalments By this method, instead of persons paying away money for lent, from which they derive no ultimate benefit—they well know that each payment they make is reducing the debt on the property, and that the time will come when they will live rent free. HALLANDMEASON. Public Notices Messrs r. cockkrell and sons Have now Opened a BRANCH MANUFACTORY In South Road Timaru. next to the Shamrock Hotel, and are prepared to supply their PATENT CARRIAGE CULTIVATORS, SORRELL AND COUCH EXTRACTORS, AND TURNIP ROLLERS. The opposition growth of sorrel and grain growing need no longer exist. By using Cockerell and Son’s far-famed Cultivators, work in the field, equal to spade cultivation, can be done by horse power. Shingle no object. J. WE ARNE, Manager. 83° These Machines can be seen at Priest and Holdgate’s, who are agents. ACME PATENT BABB WIRE ANYONE wishing to fence in an Orchard or Garden, should ask for OUR FOUR-POINTED ALL STEEL GALVANISED BARBED WIRE. and not be put off with any other, as our PIG WIRE is a Speciality that has only to be seen and felt to inspire respect. Any Size can be madejto order. R. & J. R. STANSELL 8s 00 PROPRIETORS, Mala South Road, Timaru, •j Mr John Vance, of Straban Farm, Waitobi Road, writes to the Firm as follows : “Sins, —In reference to the coil of your Galvanised Pig Wire that I bought from yon, I am pleased to inform you that it is a perfect success. I put up five wiles, 3£ inches apart, and the amount of respect the pigs show it is a treat, considering the annoyance I have previously experienced. Anyone is at liberty to see it for themselves. —John Vance,” BOTTLES. BOTTLES. Wanted— ANY.QDANTITV of Wice Whiskey and Claret BOTTLES. SHIP HOTEL, Timaru. Possessing all the Properties of the Finest Arrowroot, DUB YE AS’ H/TAIZENAI URYE AS’ IVJL AIZBNA I Is a Household Requisite for the Nursery the Family Table, and the Sick Room. IS" Sold Everywhere -ga SEE THAT YOU GET IT LOCAL INDUSTRY! LOCAL INDUSTRY riIHE Public of Timaru and Surrounding JL Districts will, ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, MARCH 15, Be able to get Clothing of all descriptions, from Colonial, English, and Scotch Tweeds, Manufactured at the TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY, No. 1, Main North Road, (NEXT B. SMITH, COAL MERCHANT) and retailed here at Wholesale Prices. I have long wished to Localize Industry and keep LABOUR IN TIMAbU, instead of supporting larger towns, and I ask the Public of Timaru to give me a Fair Share of Support, and I will give them Goods that will defy competition with any Wholesale house in New Zealand, for Price, Quality, and Style, Besides helping me to Cultivate an Industry in the WOOLLEN TRADE that will be the Stepping Stone to Success for Timaru I I have determined, for the first month o opening, to give the Public the Full Pencil of a lona fide Wholesale Price, for any single Garment, as I want to Prove the Advantage of Timaru Manufacture, First—Because the Style and Cut is Better \ Second—Because the Fit and Finish is superior; Third—Because every section of the Garments being faithfully rondo, there will be no fear of pockets, tacks, or buttons giving way, as in ordinary slop goods; Fourth —Because if a customer cannot select a Garment from Mock, I will make him one for the same Price, on the same day. Also, I will during tbeJMonth Present every Purchaser cf a Suit of Clothes with a First-class Tweed Sat, Made to Measure, and ns 1 am at present employing a'Large Number of Hands, and hope shortly to ernploy, a considerable number more, whose wages will be distributed in the District, I feel that I have a claim for support to help me carry oat my undertaking, and to ADVANCE TIMARU heebeet’olapham, Timaru Clothing Factory, <r NORTH MAIN ROAD •£*