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Timaru Herald, Volume IV, Issue 102, 27 April 1866, Page 5

Miscellaneous. A TRADESMEN'S BALL Will be held at the ROYAL HOTEL ASSEMBLY ROOMS ON FRIDAY, 27th APRIL. Tickets, including supper, 12s. 6d, each. Wines extra. I A first class Band from Dunedin has been engaged for the occasion. The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as Stewards : — Messrs. H. Poingdestre, Williamson, and John King, of whom tickets can be obtained, and at the Royal HoteL rpiMARU MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Ratepayers' Roll is now lying for inspection at the offices of Messrs. Stubbs & King, between the hours of ten, a.m., and four, p.m. By order of the Council. J. EDWARD DUFF, Clerk. VTOTI 0 E . — The undersigned having turned loose some Australian Magpies m the Raukapuka bush for the purpose of acclimatization, persona are requested not to shoot, or m any way to molest them. ANGUS MACDONALD. r~pHE public are cautioned against disturbing ■*- the Stock or trespassing on the Waihoa and Waitangi runs. W. H. HARRIS. Waitangi, June 14, 1860. NOTICE. A FTER this date, all stray horses and cattle £*- found upon the run belonging to Mr. T Kino will be impounded ; and any person found m pursuit of the same without giving due notice, will be prosecuted. SAMUJiL A. BRISTOL. Timaru, Oct. 7. NOTICE. ALL Persons found Trespassing or Hunting Rabbits on the Islands m the Rangitata lliver-bed will be prosecuted. W. K. MACDONALD, Orari.

Miscellaneous. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY IN TIMARU. THE WORLD RENOWNED AND INIMITABLE STEVEN S' TROUPE. THE late lessee of the Theatre Royal and Princess Theatre, Dunedin, has the honor to no : y to the inhabitants of Timaru, that he has made arrangements for the ahove TALENTED AND DARING ARTISTS THE STEVENS' TROUPE To visit Timaru for TWO NIGHTS, Prior to their leaving for China, and that on FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS, APRIL 27 & 28. They will make their appearance before the public of Timaru, on which occasions they will present their truly marvellous ACROBATIC AND GYMNASTIC FEATS. Doors open at half-past seven ; performance to commence at eight. Prices of admission : — Reserved seats, ss. j back seats, 3s. Children under ten years of age, half price. ■ VT O T 1 C E . A PUBLIC DINNER will be held at the TIMARU HOTEL, on TUESDAY, 2nd May next, to celebrate the Fifth Anniversary of granting Publicans Licenses m Timaru. Dinner at 5 o'clock, p.m. JOHN MELTON, Proprietor. 'Pi E N D E R S WANTED For the building of a Masonic HalL Plans and specifications to be seen, and all necessary information to be had at the office of W. WILLIAMSON, C. E., Timaru, March 10, ISG6.

Miscellaneous. i To Station Masters and Sheep Owners. PURE BRED LEICESTERS & COTSWOLDS. ■jITESSRS. STUBBS & KING nave received instructions to sell privately 5 Pure Bred Leicester Rams, the best m the district. 2 ditto ditto Cotswold Rani 3. 14 ditto ditto ditto Ewes, imported from England by Captain Foster. Price very moderate. Apply to STUBBS & KING. rpO THOSE WHO ARE OVERSTOCKED. WANTED, from three to seven thousand ; Lambs or young Wethers for one year. The undersigned will pay all expenses on the sheep, for one year, for the wool, and will deliver to the owner, m Timaru, free of all charge, one pound . of wool for each sheep. Address R. PARKERSON, Arowhenua. FOR SALE UNDER MORTGAGE. • -jl/TESSRS. STUBBS & KING Have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction on 'SATURDAY, 28th APRIL, (unless the same shall be previously settled) ■SIX ACRES OF LAND, i With good house, stockyard, and well of water thereon, situate at Waimate, and occupied by Mr. John Thompson. The whole is securely fenced, and is m every way a most desirable property. Terms cash. Sale at Two o'clock. For further information apply at the office of the Auctioneers. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. A GRAND PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL Will be held at the Mechanics' Institute, on THURSDAY, 24th MAY. Single Tickets 7s 6d ; double ditto 10s. Tickets to be obtained at the Club Hotel.

NEW aOODS. MESSRS. CLARKSON & TURNBULL T)EG to announce that they have received and opened their New Goods for the season, which have been carefully selected. Being bought at a favorable time, they will bear comparison with any goods m the market. The Old Stock has been carefully re-marked, and a reduction m many instances of 20 per cent. made. i Clarkson & Turnbull have much pleasure m stating that the annexed is a list of New Goods only. Tim: abu a:ntd tim: uka. A STRACHAN Cloth, a new material for Ladies' and Children's Jackets and Mantles B ONNETS, An elegant assortment, comprising all the novelties m Straw, Plush, Velvet, and Millinery C OLLARS, Boy's, Gentlemen's, Ladies' linen and muslin, Ladies' sets. CARPETS, A splendid variety, m Kidderminster, Axminster, Tapestry, and Brussels. COCOA Mats and Matting m i all widths D RESSES, In these there is a well selected lot of choice goods, m Poplin, Poplinette, Mohair i Winceys, Linseys, and Robes. DIAPERS, 7-8 and 4-4, and Cloutings. DAMASKS and Moreens, black, white, scarlet, and fancy colors E DGINGS and Insertions, m Muslin and Lace. F URNISHING Goods of all descriptions, Blankets, Counterpanes, Sheeting. FLANNEL, In Real Welsh, Imitation do., Saxony, and colored. Printed do, m all new colors and patterns. FANCY Goods, a large variety G LOVES and Gauntlets, Children's Ladies'and Gentlemen's, m Kid, Cashmere, Cloth, Ringwood,&c. H OSIER Y, Children's, Ladies' and Men's, m Silk, Cotton, Lisle, Cashmere, Merino, &c. HATS, Infant's, Children's, and Ladies' trimmed and plain, m the New Straws, Plush, and Velvet I NFANTS Robes, Dresses, Bodies, and Hoods J ACKETS, Children's and Ladies' Jackets, m Tweed, Sealskin, Witney, and Melton. Some very elegant, m Black silk Velvet, Plush, and Astrachan Cloth X NITTED Polkas, m Children's and Ladies' sizes L ADIES' and Children's underclothing, a first class stock. LONG CLOTHS, Lawns j M ANTLES In the Bernouse style, a choice lot. MUSLINS, Book, Tarlatan, Jaconet, Norwich, Cambric, Mull, Fancy Muslin, N ORWICi: Poplins r OIL CLOTH For Table or Floor, all widths P AISLEY Shawls, long. Portmanteaus, Perambulators, Portmonies, &c. T Q UILTS and Counterpanes, crib, 9-4, 10-4, and 12-4, m Toilet, Knotted, and Marsala R OBES, Ladies' Wincey and Mohair S KIRTS, Children's and Ladies' Skirts, m Cashmere, Wincey, and Silk, plain and quilted. Striped Wincey on the piece. 3 T ABLE Cloths m white and coloured Damask, all sizes, m Reps, Reptarra, and Embossed, m all colors. Napkins, and Doyleys U NION Ticks, Body Linings, Damask, &c. Umbrellas, m Gingham, Silk, and Alpaca - V ICTORIAN Lawns W INCEYS, A large lot, m new colors V OUTH'S, Boy's, and Men's Clothing,and underclothing of every description Z EPHYR SHAWLS CLARKSON & TUKNBULL, / TIMARTJ & TIMTJKA.