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Timaru Herald, Volume V, Issue 109, 13 June 1866, Page 1

Business Notices. -yARIOUS SUMS OF MONEY For investment oh mortgage, or m the purchase of Waste Lands, giving a purchasing clause, extending over seven years. For particulars apply to CARDALE & PERRY, Solicitors, or W. C. BESWICK. May 16, 1866. RANGITATA. NEW STOREj ■Jl/fESSRS. CLARKSON & TURNBULL, Respectfully inform the Inhabitants of the Rangitata and the surrounding Districts, that a BRANCH STORE Will be opened by them on Monday next, under the management of Mr. S. Boyd. All Goods Bold at Timaru prices. May 17, 1865. TDAUKAPUKA STEAM SAW MILLS. TO T I M B E R M ERCHANTS AND OTHER 3 The above Mills being ready for work, the undersigned are prepared to execute any orders entrusted to them, for all dimensions of timber, with despatch. For particulars apply to Mr. D. McKENZIE m Timaru, or to the Meßsrs. McKISSACK at the Mills. ADVANCES UPON WOOL, STATIONS, AND STOCK. rpiHE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal J- cash advaces upon Wool consigned to their friends m London, Messrs. Potter, Wilson and Co. They are cash buyers of Wool. They are also prepared to make favorable arrangements for advancing upon Stations and Stock. GEORGE GRAY RUSSELL & CO., Timaru and Dunedin. ■DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF MUTTON. The undersigned intend selling meat at the following Reduced Price, after Saturday, 14th instant : — Beef 7dtolOd Mutton - - • - 4dto7d Pork 10 to lid A liberal discount allowed for cash, (to save booking.) W. SCARFE STUBBS & KING. 12th April, 1866. OTEAM THRESHING And Combined Double Dressing and SMUTTING MACHINE, All hands found, corn threshed, dressed, delivered into sacks, and weighed, at one shilling per bushel ; or if coals and extra hands are found by the farmer, at 9d. per bushel. : Orders will be received by JOHN BREAKWALL, Engineer, or E. PILBROW, Post Office, Temuka. TTT ILLIAM SCARFE, LIVERY STABLE KEEPER, Begs to return his most sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Timaru and the surrounding neighborhood for their kind support, so liberally bestowed upon him during the hut six years, and to intimate that large additions have been made to the Stables, with every convenience attached ; and also trusts, by the strictest attention to business, to merit a continuance of former favours. N.B. — A Four-wheeled Carriage and Pair always on hire. ■n D D C A T I O N A L. The Arowhenua School Committee beg to announce that the new Schoolroom will be opened for the reception of pupils on Monday, the 12th March. The Committee are happy to state that they have secured the services of a Master whose experience and qualifications, as attested by numerous complimentary testimonials, lead them confidently to hope that the educational requirements of the district will be amply met by the efficiency of the School. The Teacher, Mr. Ross, has been a Fret Class Queen's Scholar at the F. C. Training College, Edinburgh (Scotland), for two successive sessions, and on two different occasions he has been a prizeman m the Science and Art Department. He holds a Certificate of Merit from the Home Government, and has been rated first class for competency under the Education Board of Victoria. Prospectus of terms, &o, can be had by application to Mr. Ross, at the School Buildings, Arowhenua. ALEX. WILSON, Chairman.