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Timaru Herald, Volume I, Issue 5, 9 July 1864, Page 5

New Advertisements. PUBLIC NOTICE. LONDON HOUSE, TIMARU. T\ SALOMON Begs to inform the public of Timaru and the vicinity that he is now holding a CLEARING SALE, which will continue for fourteen days, m order to facilitate the removal into his New j Ptemises. The STOCK comprises all the latest novelties of seasonable goods, viz : — Drapery Men and Boys' Clothing Hosiery Boots and Shoes Haberdashery Fancy Goods Millenry Smallware D. S. wishes to intimate that he has re-marked the whole of his stock far below value m ordei to effect a speedy clearance. FOR FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! 4 LEXANDER MILLS having purchased the XX business of Mr. P. Thomson, begs to inform the inhabitants of Timaru and up- country residents, that he intends making up none but good materials, combined with first class workmanship and neat fit, at moderate charges. A trial is most respectfully solicited. All orders punctually attended to. LATE P. THOMSON, Boot and Shoe Maker. Terms Cask Timaru, July. CLEARING SALE. MR SAMUELS begs to infdnn the inhabitants of Timaru and district that he is now SELLING OFF HIS ENTIRE STOCK, OP Drapery Hosiery Haberdashery Boots and shoes, &c, &c. The above stock must be sold within a month from this date, otherwise will be disposed of by public auction. An early call Will ensure bargains. N.B. — All debts to be paid by the first August, otherwise proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same. r\UEEN'S HOTEL TIMARU: Ww. Butterworth, Proprietor: W. B. embraces the present time to express his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Timaru and District for the patronage which they have favoured him with, during five years residence as Accommodatihn House and Hotel-keeper, and begs to inform them that he lias taken those extensive psemises lately occupied by Mr. Simpson, which are undergoing thorough repair. When the contemplated alterations are completed the Queen's will be second to none m Timaru for convenience and comfort. The Bar is already opened for business, where friends and visitors will find the most approved brands of WINES, SPIRITS, and BEER, combined with attention, civility, and moderate charges. N.B. — No credit over the counter. pAME ASTRAY, m December last, a BAY V GELDING, six years old, white hind feet, saddle marks, and white star. Brand, horseshoe on off shoulder. The owner can have him on paying expenses. John Hay, Lake Takapd NOTICE. AROWHENUA: IN consequence of there being several wretched entire horses running at large m this district; all horses found trespassing on my sections, after the first July, will be impounded; and tlie owners of entire horses running loose' will be proceeded against without further notice! Richard Pahkebson.