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South Canterbury Times, Issue 5022, 1 June 1889, Page 3

OBBKT BOWIE, SUTTER’S BUILDINGS. LAMPS ex “PERL” THE Illuminator (for economy.) N.B. ho chimney required, from 6/Tho Union (the light) in choice designs for hall &ud parlour. C The above cleared rapidly last season } t giving universal satisfaction. j Hand Lamps from 1/-. A few Kerosene stores to clear from 7/6 Purchasers should call early. NOTHING- SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESSThe timaeu boot factory is the most Popular Establishment in (he Town, because in addition to an Extensive Assortment of the local made Article, Wo hold a very large and choice Selection of FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL GOODS, Among which are to be found— Gents’ Walking Boots and Shoes Gents’ Wide Welt Cookhams Ladies’ Glove-Kid and Glazed E.S, and Button Boots and Shoes EVENING SHOES A SPECIALITY. Children’s Fancy Boots and Shoes in endless variety. 3 Trunks (Vernon’s) Ladies Kid Button Boot, all sizes 10s 6d. Encourage Local Industry and save middle profits by buying from S, ANDEHSON, TIMARU BOOT FACTORY, Next to Mr Hibbard’s Grocery Store. PUBLIC NOTICE. COAL! COAL!! COAL!! FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD. TO the Citizens of Timaru and the Public generally. I beg to take this opportunity of tendering my thanks for past support and to remind you that I am still to the fore with Best Newcastle, Coalbrookdale and Kuitangata COAL, also FIREWOOD, short and long lengths, all at very low rates. Countryorders by Post or otherwise attended to punctually. Quality and weight Guaranteed. ROBERT DOHH, KING STREET COAL YARDS, Timaeu. NOTICE. A LIFE SENTENCE A New Novel by a New Author, is Commenced in FAMILY HERALD PART FOR APRIL Which contains also the Opening Chapters of LORD ELWYN’S DAUGHTER. A New Novel. Also complete Stories, Essays, Answers to Correspondents, Cookery, Miscellanea, Enigmas, Charades, Riddles, &c. Family Herald, Part 551. Family herald part for April, The Australasian says : “ This favourite domestic magazine retains all its old interest and variety.” Price Sixpence. Family herald, Pmt esi. The Daily Argus says “ This domestic magazine is second to nonwith.which we are acquainted.” Price Sixpence. Family herald part for,April. The Darling Downs Gazette says : “ Among the English periodicals received in Australia there is one, we believe, that receives a warmer welcome than is accorded to any other publication of its kind in the world. . . . Its reputation has been ably preserved, and its character as the best family magazine of light, wholesome, and amusing reading, has been nobly sustained.” The FAMILY HERALD may be had in Halfyearly Volumes (4s 6d) and in Monthly Parts (6d) of all Colonial Booksellers and Newsagents; or tbo Monthly Part direct from VV. Stevens, 421, Strand, London, for 14s per annum, post-free. London : W. Stevens, 421, Strand ; and at all Newsvendors. PHOTOGRAPHS OF MOUNT COOK AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. W PERRIER, having recently been o o a tour to Mount Cook has succeeded in Taking a Very FINE SERIES OP VIEWS of MOUNT COOK and neighbourhood. The series include views of BURKE’S PASS, LAKES TEKAPO and PUKAKI. Now Ready and to bo had from the'Booksellers and also at the Studio. VIEWS 1/- EACH. BOSS’ ROYAL ARCADE. SYDENHAM HOUSE. WINTER SHIv D MENTS •XjTOW LANDING JLI New Seasons Stock of West of England and Bannockburn Tweeds, Worsteds, and Fancy Coatings.' Also, — A Choice Selection of the Newest Shades and Patterns from the leading. Colonial Mills. And having bought for cash, I am in a position to supply my patrons with a Stylish, Wellfitting Garment,' combined with Good Workmanship, at LOWEST RATES. Mercery, Hats, Gloves, Scarvee,&c.—ln this department will be found the Latest Novelties imported direct. Just Received—A largo Stock of Waterproof Coats, jsewn seams, with without capes, also Umbrellas,' Travelling and Buggy Bugs. SPECIALITIES. A large variety of Habit Ulster and Jacket Cloths to select front, also New Woollen Cords and Saddle Tweeds for the Hunting Season. FIT GUARANTEED. WSV3. WADDELL MERCHANT TAILOR, & IMPORTER, SYDENHAM HOUSE, Main North Road,