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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6245, 18 June 1890, Page 3

Tho Victorian Government sent Sir John Hall, as a present, a photograph of the mem. here of tho lute federation conference. The New Zealand Governtnent,to whom he gave his services gratuitously, made him pay duty on the picture! ONE OP MANY. Mr A. Richardson, chemist, Hessle-road, says that people invariably speak in the highest terms of the value of St. Jacob’s Oil, in cases of rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. He says that only the other day a customer purchased a bottle for" his wife, who was suffering intensely from neuralgia. They bad tried almost everything without effect. “He told me the next day,” said Mr Bichardson, “ that a few applications of the oil completely cured her. This is only one of the many similar reports I am constantly receiving.” —Hull News, AN AUSTRALIAN BUSHMAN’S OPINION. “ Gentlemen, —I have had one of your watches three years now, and I would warrant it to keep time with the best watch in the country. I have travelled the country with it, journeys of 400 miles and more, and have never once found it to fail mo.—l am, etc., yours respectfully, JOHN M’OARTHY.” “To the Waterbury Watch Co., Sydney, 24th April, 1889.” [l2 Foe Continuation of Reading Matter See Fourth Page. Wanted. WANTED KNOWN— J. BALLANTYNE AND GO. have been fortunate in purchasing a Merchant's Entire Stock of LADIEV SUPERIOR CLOTH JACKETS fall new shapes and materials) at a discount of 63i per cent off Warehouseman’s prices. J, BALLANTYNE AND CO. will offer the whole of these Splendid Jackets for Sale to the Public of Soulh Canterbury on SATURDAY FIRST, JUNE 21bt, at considerably less than ONE-THIRD usual prices. See Full Particulars in this paper on FRIDAY. J. BALLANTYNE AND 00., Timaru. IVTOTIOB TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF TIMARU.—W. Penrose, the Premier Bootmaker, has his already large stock supplemented with Autumn and Winter Goods for 1890 of the Best Quality procurable in the English and Continental Markets, Special lino of our own make for mustering. Note address, opposite King’s Stables, Timaru. The church street cash store Is Selling Fresh Egg?, Is 3d per doz Good Salt Butter, lOd per lb 4 Bushel Bag Feed Oats, 6s per bag. DAVID HOUSTON, Proprietor. CHILBLAINS promptly Cured by using WARBURTON’S CHILBLAIN LINIMENT, price Is 6d, Prepared and Sold only at “THE PHARMACY,” Stafford Street, Timaru. Sole Agent for MBLEUOA, the Wonderful Cough Cure. ILate Advertisements. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, North Street, Tijiaeu. THURSDAY, 19th JUNE. PUBLIC LECTURE by REV. E. D. CECIL “ Notes of a Recent Trip to Britain,” at 8 pm. Musical selections and solos. Admission Free. Collection. DRAWING. MR' EDEOHELL’S CLASSES for Oil, Watercolours, and Freehand, will Commence the Second Term after MONDAY, the 16th of June. Also an Evening Class on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 7.30. Class Room opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Stafford street^Timaru. THE GREAT SUCCESS attending my FIRST SLAUGHTER SALE has given me Encouragement to still Continue, and I mean to Make FURTHER REDUCTIONS and Sell at still Lower Prices, so as to Reduce my Enormous Stock. If you come and Inspect my Stock and Prices I am sure you are bound to give me an Order, as it Is Impossible for any man paying rent to Sell at My Prices. Everything is Marked in Plain Figures, so there is No Deception. J. B. BEHIETT, FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Elizabeth Street, Timaru. PUBLIC NOTICE~|T BEG TO INFORM my Customers and the Public generally that I have This .pay TAKEN INTO PARTNERSHIP Me G. Tyrrell (for so many years with Mr B, Bowie, of this town), and that in future the Business will be carried on at the North Street Cash Store under the style of Tyrrell, King & Co. JOHN KING. Juno 6th, 1890. Referring to the above we the Undersigned trust that tho Patronage so liberally bestowed on the North Street Cash Store in the past will bo continued in tho future, and we can Assure all who favour us with their Patronage that NO EFFORT WILL BE SPARED on our part to GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION. TYRRELL, KING & 00. NOTICE. e. piTatt, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST STAFFORD STREET, Tima an. E~l~& Begs to announce having pureJL . chased the above business from Mr Shappere, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with civility and moderate charges, to merit the same liberal support accorded his predecessor. All brands of tobaoeo sold at popular prices,