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South Canterbury Times, Issue 8229, 10 June 1895, Page 3

Business Notices. TIMARU BOOT FACTORY. REMOVAL NOTICE. lAVING TAKEN A LEASE OF PREMISES IN MESSRS RHODES’ BUILDINGS, Four Doors North of our present Factory, We will Offer the Whole of Our Large Stock of Boots and Shoes AT REDUCED PRICES to SAVE REMOVAL EXPENSES. S. ANDERSON AND CO., LTD.

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AUCTION NOTICES. Glasson and CoSATURDAY, JUNE 15th, 1895. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN BROWN STREET. GLASSO'N AND CO. are favoured with instructions from Mr James Delaney to sell by auction, at their Rooms, at 12.45 p.m., on above date, Part Section 422, containing 20 Perches, more or less, with desirable Family Residence thereon, situate in Brown Street. Terms Easy. Full particulars on application to THE AUCTIONEERS. Wanted. KINDLY let us have your orders for “the Celebrated Morepork PORK SAUSAGES, and GERMAN SAUSAGES ” not later than WEDNESDAY for Saturday next. We are now in a position to supply Refined Bladder Lard, and Morepork Bacon and Hams, all of which are pronounced delicious. KERNOHAN, McCAHON & CQ., Corner North & Cross Streets. JACKETS, JACKETS, JACKETSLadies’ Jackets 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid to 32s 6d. ADAMS & CO. HATS —Trimmed Felt Toreadors from , 2s lid; Brighton Felts Is up; Children’s Plush Turbans Is 6d. ADAMS & CO. FLANNEL —All Wool Colonial from Bid. Best Value in Blankets at ADAMS & GO’S. gT. GEORGE JAM-The Purest in the Market.—All Giocevs, !