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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2950, 23 November 1900, Page 3

Business Notices )ID -T EVER OCCUR TO YOU 5 THAT WHEN SO-CALLED “ JUST AS GOOD” SUBSTITUTES ARE BIG AMENDED BY YOLR*DEALER THE MOTIVE IS EOE SELF-GAIN BECAUSE OP INCREASED PROFIT ? SO BEWARE! HON DAI-LANK A CEYLON TEA ON A SEAL’ D LEAP PACKET IS YOUR GIiIDAN SAFEGUARD

Meetings Amusements. &c. rjl HEA TE E Pv 0Y A L 3 NIGHTS LAUGHING SEASON. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS DAY, 27th, 28th, 29th. The Popular London Actor, CHARLES ARNOLD, and his ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, I roni the Standard Theatre, London. Lately terminated brilliantly successful Seasons—--52 NIGHTS Princess Theatre, Melbourne. 54 NIGHTS Palace Theatre, Sydney. And the last Company that appeared in Pretoria and Johannesburg. TUESDAY. 27th TUESDAY. Broadhurst’s enormously successful Farce Comedy, WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES 1 As played by Mr Arnold for 340 Nights" at the Strand Theatre, London. WEDNESDAY. 28th WEDNESDAY. Another Roaring Farce Comedy, “WHY SMITH LEFT HOME.” If it Hurts You to Laugh Don’t See “ JONES ” or “ SMITH.” They would disturb the serenity'of an Owl Prices: 4s, 3s and 2s. Bor Plan open To-morrow Morning at the Dresden. See Future Announcements for the Bill for the LAST NIGHT.

Manager, L. J. LOHR. Wanted PRINTS and MUSLINS. To-day we marked off special purchase in Prints see prices, 4sd, 4|d, 6*d. Beautiful lot of Muslins in White and Printed. See Values - ADAMS AND CO. White calicos, 2*d to wjd, Namsooks, 4|d to lid. Lace Curtains, Is 6d to 15s 6d. ADAMS and CO. OST—IN Town This Morning, A SILVER BUCKLE, on White Belt. REWARD at “ herald, ”• office. MANUAL AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION ACT, 1900.”

TWO Organising Inspectors under the above Act will be appointed shortly. Candidates should have, as far as possible, a'general knowledge of manual and technical education, and a special knowledge of one or more of the following branches: Drawing and design,, handwork in schools, building and engineering, agriculture, mining, commercial work. Salary, £350 per annum. Duties will begin about 15th January, 1901. Applications, accompanied by recent original testimonials, and by a statement of a S e > qualifications, and experience, should bo sent to the Secretary for Education, Wellington, not later than 10th December, 1900. GEORGE HOGBEN, Secretary for Education. SPECIALTIES FOR THE SEASON. OLE TINS Whole Tomatoes, only Is per Tin. 71b Tins Pie Fruits, Apricots, Pears, Peaches and Plums, only 2s 4d p. tin. New Californian Dessert Fruits, Apricots, Pears, Peaches and Pine Apples, finest quality. Evaporated Peaches, Pears and Apricots. Californian Prunes of splendid quality.

New Season’s Sardines, imported direct, at all prices. Salmon and Shrimp Paste, a great delicacy, at lOd pen tin. Picnic Meats, assorted, only 2d per tin.. We also beg to announce that every purchaser of One Pound of any of OUR OWN TEAS, Will be presented with a very handsome ALMANAC FOR 1901, Entitled “THE CUP THAT CHEERS.” KoCAHCItf & CC Comer North and Cross Sts., Timaru. Telephone—6s. At our Fairlie Branch, in addition to full Stock of General Goods, we have Just opened a splendid assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, All marked at Lowest Prices. THE ANGIO-IFEW ZEALAND CYCLT ?oHPASY TAKE this opportunity of thanking the people of South Canterbury for the support acordecl in the past, our last year’s business between Timaru and Rangitata, totalling One Hundred and Forty Machines Sold.

This speaks volumes for (he Sound, Solid Value of Machines stocked by us, namely, The Famo us “ Humbars,” IJest Machines in the wide woi'ld. Also the favourite ‘‘atfGlO SP-TIAL* Your choice with or without the FREE Wheel, and Two Speed Gear. Noto—» Geraldine Depot GEO. BETHUNE’S. Fairlie Depot JAS. BINNEY’S. D.1.C., AGENTS. , ' ,W. S, WAITE, Represeatfttivei