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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6272, 19 July 1890, Page 3

The Rifles parade on Monday evening at 7.30. The parade of the Timaru Navals ordered for Monday evening next has been postponed till Monday 28th. Mr M. de H. Duval invites tenders for alterations and additions to the Criterion Hotel. The poultry show will be hold in the Garrison Hall on Friday and Saturday next. Messrs Tyrrell, King and Co., having purchased a large stock of bankrupt goods, intend selling the same at immense reductions. Their price list will bo found in another column. Mr Moss Jonas will hold a sale of suburban and hotel properties on Monday at 2 o’clock. On Tuesday he will hold a large sale at the Newmarket saleyards, and on Saturday next he will sell on behalf of Messrs Falliser and Jones, contractors and builders’ plant. Full particulars of above sales will bo found in our i advertising columns. Commenting on the proceedings of our Harbour Board the other day the Christchurch Press says :—“ The natu al inference from all these mysterious proceedings is that there is some apprehension of injury to the port being caused by the accumulation of travelling shingle outside the harbour works. If this be so, we agree with the Timaru Herald that not only in justice to shipowners and captains, but also in the best interests of the port, there ought to be no mystery about the matter. Let the difficulty be openly stated and discussed, and we have no doubt means will be devised of getting rid of it. To try to smother it up will not only be useless but imbecile. The sooner all local bodies learn that the ostrich policy is neither prudent nor beneficial the belter it will be for everybody concerned, and particularly for their own interests.”

For Continuation of Reading Matter See Fourth Page. Wanted. WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Married COUPLE without children, for Station. Apply to Sydney Davies. OOOKING APPLES slbs a Shilling; Scarlet Nonpariele 3d per lb; Oranges 10 for a Shilling at Pearson's. SCOTCH PIES, Scotch Bonnets, Dough Cakes, and all other email lines in Pastry, fresh at Pearson’s. OTIOB 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 line of our own make for mustering. Note address, opposite King’s Stables, Timaru. Jg UTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER. Fresh Butter in any quantity. Fresh Eggs, is per doz. Noonday Kerosene, etc , etc., at CHURCH STREET CASH STORE. DAYID HOUSTON, Proprietor. WHY ALLOW YOUR TEETH TO DECAY ? Artificial Teeth, no matter how well made, arc never so good as Natural Ones. WARBURTON’3 ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDER is honestly recommended as a Pleasant & Sate Preservative Powder. Try it. Receives good testimony from the Dental Profession. Sold in 2s. boxes by the Inventor and Sole Manufacturer at “ The Pharmacy.” Timaru.

JLate Advertisements. TIMARU NATAL ARTILLERY. THE PARADE of the above Corps ordered for MONDAY Evening, 21st inst. is Postponed till MONDAY 28th inst. IN BANKRUPTCY. ME JAME 3 DAVID ANDERSON, OF TIMARU, MERCHANT ME WILLIAM WARNE, OF PLEASANT POINT, CARPENTER ME HENRY SEPTIMUS DEOIMUS HOMES, OF TIMARU, BONE MANURE MANUFACTURER. OTIOE is hereby given that the DISTRICT COURT OP TIMARU AND OAMAHU (Being a Local Court of Bankruptcy), Holden at Timaru, has this day made an order in each of the above estates, declaring the bankruptcy closed, and appointed the stli day of August next as the day for hearing the above bankrupts’ several applications for discharge, Dated this 19lh day of July 1890, E. GOOCH, Lieutenant Commanding, JNO. W. WHITE, Solicitor for the Bankrupts,