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Timaru Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 1246, 23 August 1875, Page 1

Business Notices. ■ ; "w .. ?e€jL jd a- j_lj •_? ' s TIMARU CLOTHING MART. [ESTABLISHUD 1869.] . . ! W PADGET begs to inform the Inhabitants of Timaru and district that he has just TV • to hand a very CHOICE SELECTION of WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of— Overcoats Tweed Ve.ts Cord and Moleskin Trousara . Tweed Suits Boys' Bmts • Waterproofs Tweed Coats Youths' Buits Hats and Capß Tweed Trousers Knickerbocker Suits Hoaiery, &c, &c. Tho TAILORING DEPARTMENT is also tqjMo with a very choice Soloction of Tweeds, &c, suitable for the isason. W-M. PADO-E-T'S' TIMAEU CLOTHING IIAET. pistatlished 1859.] 2 8e THEEE SHHiLINGS IN THE POTTNd! fTIHEEE SHILLINGS IN THE POUND EETUENED ON ALL CASH PUECHASES FOE FOUETEEN DAYS. FOR FOURTEEN DAYS. _A.T J". ITELSOIT'S NEW AND COMMODIOUS ESTABLISHMENT. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF Men's, Youths' and Boys' Winter Clothing, just arrived, also Crimean Shirts, tinder Shirts, Wool and Cotton Pants, Wooi Scarves and Mufflers, Winter Gloves, Blankets, &c, to. . . . . A large Assortment of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Hats and Caps, &0., &c. REMEMBER— Three Shillings m the Pound. At J. N-LSON'S, Tailor and Clothier, ; July 11, 1875. Bbuth-roadi Timaru. 14g CALYESEOOT JELLY, (IN BOTTLE), MANUFACTURED BY ALPE/ED. aSE, COKFECTIONEB, COLOMBO-STREET, CHRISTOHUECH. THE Proprietor of- the above takes this opportunity of thanking tho Public for the great encouragement he has received since tha production of this articlo, and also the medical gentlemen who have recommended it to their patients, and' again aßsures them that every care is taken m the manufacture to render it not only suitable for invalids, but a uaeful and' ornamental addition to the table. : , • : The following Certificate of the results of an analysis made by Professor Bickertpn-ia a sufficient guarantee of the purity of its manufacture, and other valuable qualities : — ' '" ! "The Laboratory, Canterbury College, June 15, 18,76.-. ! •' I have analysed the Calveafoot Jolly manufactured by Mr A. Gee, and found it to he quite free from any deleterious matter. From its purity and Bolubility, I consider it a valiiT able food for persons of weak digestion. ; - "A. W. BIOKEBTON, P. 0.5., &c, .. .; i '• Late Public Analyst, Main Division of Hants." £gp" Sold wholosale and retail by the Proprietor, and by all the prinoipal Storekeepers m town and country. Agents for Timaru — ........ ..._-. 2h ; MESSES. SUTTER, TAYLOE & CO.

"DOOKBINDING ESTABLISHX> MENT, Beach-street, (near Criterion Coach Factory), Timaru. ' Orders for BINDING BOOKS m every variety of style, executed by <. the Tindersigned. Z4e E. YARDLEY. A LFRED OOLVILLE, MILLWRIGHT & MACHINIST, i Wheelwrigkt and General Blacksmith, GERALDINE. Horses Shod with the greatest care, and on 24s ' reasonable terms. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHWORK. ALLAN AND STUMBLES Having purchased the premises lately occupied by Jones and Sinclair (corner of Strath-nllau-street), will carry on the business under the management ot Mr Peter Sinclair. HorßO Shoeing done as carefully as by the late firm of Jones & Sinclair. .AH Smith work carried out m a workmanlike manner, and at lowest rates. 26e ' i CBITERION'OARRIAGE FACTORY. I JOHN BARRATT, Coaoh . Buiedbb,! Great South-road, . - i Desires to announce 1 to the Gentry of Timaru: and district, that he imports his material; direct,, and keeps .only first-class workmen,! and is : m a position' to make every olaasj o£ Conveyance te order on reasonable "terms, and having enlarged his premises, he intends! keeping a stock of Vehicles on hand at prices ranging as follows :— Single Buggy, from £35 upwards; double do, /from £46; Station Waggons, fropi £50, j Waggonette*, from £60. Carriages repaired and painted with despatch. ■7g -ul ■ -' ■' ■ ■ '■■■'■■ - ■ T^ I T) ARSON B AND HENDEBSON, Blacksmiths, Engineers, Mnchinists, Founders and Ironworkers. P. & H. beg respectfully to offer their thanks for the liberal support hitherto accorded them, and to intimate that having made considerable additions to their Plant and Appliances, they are prepared to make all kinds of Agricultural Implements, Woolpresses, Horsepowers, Single and D. F. Ploughs,- ■ Harrows (from -three to Bix : leaf}, Fittings and Sections for Ploughs of all makes, Land » Scarifiers, -Hoesi Bolts and Bolt-ends, BreceV, "and" all "descriptions of ironwork for Bridges, &c. . Iron Standards cut and punched to any gauge ' ".''..' J' " ' 'Castings'in'lron or Brass. Horses shod carefully by experienced hands. 1 Prices strictly moderate. J.S.HENDERSON, 19d; - Practical Veterinary Surgeon.