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South Canterbury Times, Issue 5016, 25 May 1889, Page 3

The Eev. C. Oloraenfc will conduct the services in the Primitive Methodist Church tomorrow. The usual weekly meeting of the Life Boat Lodge was held last evening in the Barnard St. hall. Bro. Griffiths C.T. presided, and there was a fair attcndauce of members. Correspondence and other routine business was disposed of. The lodge indulged in harmony, after which the meeting terminated in the usual manner. The Payne family, who are to appear in Timaru on Thursday and Friday next, have won the warmest praise from the Press of Australia and of Dunedin for their skill as musicians. They are natives of Ballarat, and their photographs now displayed in shop windows in town, tell that Ballarat can boast of. having some good looking people. Contrary to the old saw which says that " a prophet has no honour in his own country,” tlie people of Ballarat have fully recognised the skill of the Paynes, and at home they stand high in popular estimation. As pianisls, violinists, and flautists they have worked so long together that their performances are remarkable for precision and perfection of harmony. We ore led by the terms in which our Australian and southern contemporaries speak of them, to anticipate really musical entertainment from them. The noted quality of the Coffee made in the Cafes of Turkey, France, and America is chiefly due to the fact that only Fresh Boasted Coffee is used ; so that none of the volatile oil and other essentials are lost. Ask your grocer for Anderson’s Coffee, and you will have a beverage alike refreshing and stimulating, as it is fresh roasted and ground at the factory, Timaru.— FAdvt.l

Foe. Continuation of Reading Matter See Fourth Page. Amusements. ROOMS, TIMARU. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, May 30th & 31st. First Appearance of the FAMOUS FAYNS FAMILY, Vocalists, Violinistes, Pianistes, and Flautist, and Mr Ralph Steele, Baritone and Pianist. Family Prices : 2s & Is ; Children Half Price. Waima'e—WEDNESDAY, May 2D. Terauka —SATURDAY, June 1. Geraldine —MONDAS, Juno 3. Tenders. TENDERS will be received until 12 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, May 29th, for CONSTRUCTION of a RETAINING WALL. Plan and Specification can bo seen at our office, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agencv Co.’s Buildings, Timaru. ’MEA9ON & MARCHANT, Civil Engineers and Architects. Wanted. W ANTED—A BOY for Office. Apply to F. Cargill, Insurance Agent. TVTEW SHIPMENT—Evening Gloves in silk and Suede, Evening Sashes 8s lid, Choice Silk Handkerchiefs Is 3d, new shades. ART PATTERNS in Tapestry and Brussels Carpets from Is lid, 5 bales Blankets from 6a lid pair, wonderful value. Liberty curtain muslins 6d and Did yard, Ladies Ribbed Hose 6fd, 9-}d pair, Cashmere Hose Is 4id, Cashmere Gloves 7jd and 10jd. -WTEW DRESS TWEEDS sfd, New ANI Serges 73d, Heavy Striped Tweeds B*d yard. Dressmaking 10s 6d. , DATIE3 & Murphy. rST ANTED KNOWN—That R. Webster VV Barnard Street, has Commenced Business as GENERAL DEALER. All sorts of Second-hand Goods Bought and Sold. MATRIMONIAL BUREAU. WANTED KNOWN.—That o Matrimonial r .urcau has been opened in Napier. ladies and Gentlemen availing themselves of it.J services can rely upon secrecy and honesty. Single Ladies and Gentlemen, Widows and Widowers, can find suitable Life Partners at once. Particulars sent on receipt of fourpence in stamps Address—Matrimonial Bureau, Napier. l<a.te Atlyerl-ssem«Mts. rjiHß REQUIEM MASS for the repose of the Soul of Madame Sullivan, R.S.H., will be celebrated in the Convent Chapel on MONDAY, at 9.30 a.m., after which the sacred remains will be borne to the Cemetary within the Convent Ground. TRIP TO PLEASANT POINT. JJJfB NEESON’S EXPRESS will start for PLEASANT POINT from BANK OF NEW ZEALAND CORNER TO-MORROW MORNING, at 9 30 a m. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, BARNARD SHEET. SERVICES will ba conducted TO-MOR-ROW by Rev. G. Clement, of Geraldine. MORNING, at 11 Subject The Foundation of the Christian Church EVENING, 6,30 Subject—A Noble jßcgoJvt?,