usiness NoticeGRAND PRIZE, The Highest Award, together with Six Medals and Two Hundred Francs. The McCormick machines Always come out THE BIG END OF THE HORN. At the PARIS EXPOSITION the McCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE COMPANY has been awarded the GRAND PRIZE. The Single Award for Binders was easily won by the McCormick Binders at the Field Trial at Coulommiers on July 19th, against all comers. This is the greatest and most important Trial held in France during the Exposition Year. PRIEST AND HOLDGATE, Agents. WESTPORT COALBBOOKDALE COAL OUR COAL IS UNEQUALLED FOR STEAMING PURPOSES, and can be delivered at Country Stations almost same price as Newcastle. 1 Ton of Coalbrookdale equal to Tons Newcastle. Threshers using Coalbrookdale agree that it is the Best and Cheapest Fuel they can use. Supplies arrive beginning of every week. Large Stocks of Coalbrookdale kept in Timaru, and Orders always promptly executed. THE WESTPORT COAL CO., LTD., JOHN L. GILLIES, Branch Manager.
BADCLIFFE, Beswick and Stafford Streets, TIMARU. Photographs, Etchings, Engravings, Pine Art Pictures, and Picture Framing at Lowest Cash Rates. J. RADCLIFFE, Beswick and Stafford Streets, TIMARU. NOONDAY FAMILY OIL. k:UY THE BEST FROM ;YOUP GROCER. BRrLLIANT~A.NO SAFE, i.eaa Filling and Trimming of amp Sweet, Superior Packing ASK FOB M. THERE’S some pare or your anatomy out of order, maybe the Liver Stomach or Blood—lts there, anyway Ishcka something; probably a stlmuy 'ant. Walker’s Vegetable Syrup Is s splendid stimulant, especially for the liver; it also regulates the stomach and purifies the blood. “ Give if a turn." J. C. Oddie, chemist, Tlmaru, tocks It, Price—is on. WALTON ROLLER FLOUR MILL, PLEASANT POINT. THE above Mill is now Ready for This Season’s Gristing. All Work ■will have my personal attention. ROLLER FLOUR, WHEATMEAL, ’RAN, POLLARD, Etc., at Tow Prices for Cash. W. J. STAN DE N, Pleasant Point. NOTICE T oT the Residents of Pleasant Ponit and Surrounding Districts, HAYING PURCHASED the Business lately carried on »y Messrs Botherway Bros., as Butchers, I beg to notify that I will keep only the best MEAT, and will run to all the late Firm’s Customers. I beg to thank all my old customers for their support and hope to merit a continuance of R. F. 0. MATTHEWS, Pleasant Point. uoOe taoinshrdlu shrdlu shrdlu shrdlumrmn
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2955, 29 November 1900, Page 1
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377Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2955, 29 November 1900, Page 1
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