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Timaru Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 814, 18 October 1872, Page 2

New Advertisements. { \\/ ANTED for Mustering at Mount Peel, Shepherds with Dogs. Mustering to begin on the- 18th October. WOUL CAUTIJS'G. T VENDERS wanted for Carting about 300 I -*- Bales Wool from Auama Station, Hiver Hinds, to Timaru. Shearing to commence about Ist November. Tenders to be sent to M'Lean and MidDLtTON, liakaia, not later than 20th inst. qiENDERS are invited for Carting 300 -*- Bales Wool (more or less) from Clayton, on Mouut Four Peaks l'un, to Timain. Shearing to commence on or about November 15. Also, for Carting 200 Bales (more or less) from the Home Station, Mouut Four Peaks, i to Timaru. Sheaiing to commence February 1.-t, 1873. State price per bale, aud per tou back loading. Teiukrs to be sent m on or before November Ist. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WALKER BROS. & CLOGSTOUN, MounD Four Peak 3, { Orari. [adveutisesient.] to tne editou of tue timautt hehjxd. | Sir, — Seeing an advertisement m your advertising columns of yesterday, I should be glad if you could inform me by what authority Mr G. H. Thompson authoiises anyone to castrate colt--, that gentleman himself not holding a diploma. I should imagine that anyone has as much riyhc to castrate colts as Mr G. H. Thompson. Hoping you wilJ allow me space m your valuable paper, I am, Yours, &c, REGINALD OKTON. Point, Oct. 17, 1572. i< % u.nkh.al. .notice. rnHE friends of Mr Henry Holmes are -^ respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, svh cb will leave bis residence at 2 p.m. ou Sunday next, 2Uth instant. B. WALLIS. Undertaker. NOTICE. A LL Accounts due to the undersigned ■^*- must be settled within Fourteen Days from date. ALLAN BROAD. October 10, 1872. Jntelltgwiw. PORT OF TIMARU. ARRIVED. October 16— Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Malcolm, from Duuediu. SAILED. October 16— Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Malcolm, for Lytteltou. October 16— Princess Alice, brig, 268 tons, for Newcastle, m ballast. 1M FORTS. Tn the Maori, Rnssell and Co, agents : (from Dnnediii), 2 lnlls spouting, 4 churns, 2 nest 9 tubs, 2 pkus sashes, 1 drum, 4 parcels, 7 r>kj;B, 3S lulls standards, 4 bills, 4 trunks, 42 casks, 30kej;3, 128 cases, 54 b.i-.s, 17 lihds. 7 trusses, 3 crates, 2 bales, 37 boxes. 1 1 kldks, 82 mats, 31 hf-cLosts, 1 chest, 6 I qr-casks, 3 barrels : (from Oamaru), 2 D. F. | ploughs, i single do, 1 reaping machire, 1 Bet harness, 1 harrow-tree, 1 wheel. EXPURiS. In the Maori, Russell and Co, agents: (for Lytteltou), 36 case 3 cheese. The Melbourne steamer, Tararua, is expected to call here to day for cargo aud passengers. Uaptain Pallant, of the brig Wave, telegraphed from Oamaru, stating that Captain Collins, of the Agnea Jessie, wished to be j reported, aud that the Agues Jessie sailed for Timaru on October 3. POST OFFICIO NOTICES. Mails, per Tararua, for the United Kingdom, the Continent of Europe (via Suez), India, China, and the Australialiau colonies, will close at 4.30 p.m. thia day. foal-office, Tiinurii, October 18, 1872. ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. [SHE AUVKKTISKMKS'IS.I This Day— By F. W. Stnbb3 and Co., at the shop of Mr Allan Broad, drapery, lease I of premises, &c. This Day— By Mr R. Tumbull, at Messrs Manchester aud Co' 3 stores, Waimate, surplus stock. To-Mokkow — By Messrs F. W. Stuhbs and Co., at their sale robou, at noon, lamb, at 2 p m., general farm produce. To-Mokkow —By Mr K. Turubull, at the Waimate Hotel yards, horses, working bullocks, drays, waggons, traps, &c. THE "TIMARU HERALD" "MONTHLY SUMMARY Will be issued on MONDAY, NEXT, OCTOBER 21, The Summary will consist of Eight Pages. Price Sixpence. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. nnHIS BANK has REDUCED the Rates ■*• of Disconnt and Exo-hange at its Branches m Canterbury and Otago. Information relative to the above, and all other Banking Business, may bo obtained at the Office of the Bank here. W. K. JEFFREYS, pro Manager. Timaru, October IS, 1872,