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Timaru Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 1597, 9 December 1876, Page 2

New Advertisements. TUBNBULL'S STONE HALL. SATyBD,AY, 9th, 11th, 12th, and folloTing nights. T> A I N E S'S GREAT DIORAMA OF THE AMERICAN WAR, the only complete work of the kind m existence. All the principal BATTLES, BIEGES, AND NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS Of both the Northern and Southern. Armies during tho Gigantic Rebellion m the United States, from tho firing of the first gun down to the. final capitulation and surrender of General Lee and the Confederate forces. During the Travels of this Exhibit ion through Africa, India, Burtnah, Java, Torres Straits Settlements, China, Japan, and -other Countries, the Receipts have amounted' to over £50,000. Admission — Million Prices : 3s ; 2a ; la Manages - - HARRY STANLEY. A MERICAN WAR DIOBAMAJ SATURDAY. SATURDAY. GIFTS! GIFTS! GIF. TS ! VALUABLE PRESENTS ! Valuable Presents. EVERY NIGHT. EVERY NIGHT. ADMISSION : — 3s, 2s, and ONE SHILLING. Bde COME AND SEE THE LITTLE WONDER BAZAAR, (Opposite Mr Evans' Grain Store), GEEAT SOTJTHrEOAD, TIMARU, WP A D G E T Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Tiniaru and Surrounding Distriot that HE HAS OPENED THE LITTLE WONDER BAZAAR, Where the following Goods can be obtained : Tobaccos of the Best Brands (put; and m bulk) Choice Cigars . Meerschaum, Composition, India>rubber Briar Root, Briar- Telescopo, and Clay Pipes Bryant and May's Wax Vesta* (iii : large and small boxes) Toys of Every Description, too numerous lo enumerate Work Boxes and Writing Desks Pens, Ink, Paper and Envelopes Pocket and Metallic Books ■ - Memorandum and; Exercise. BooJjs Purses, Pocket Knives, and Scissors PERFUMES— . • . Eaude. Cologne,. Jock.ey,OJuii, Rondajetia, Verbena, Spring Flowers, and Violet '■'.''. Fancy Soaps, Violet Powder; : Patent Medicines, &c., &c. THE LITTLE WONDER BAZAAR. COME AND SEE. WM. PADGET, 4de Proprietor. NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES. MESSRS HALLENSTEIN BROS,, MANUFACTURING & WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, Of the- New. Zealand Clothing Factory, Dunedin, "T3OLLOWING the example of some JD of the large Manufacturers at Home, and more especially with a view of preventing 'the importation of English Clothing, are. 1 opening ; extensive Retail Establishments m the large centres of population. They are now. fitting up Commodious Premises, at Timaru and Christchurch, which were OPENED on SATURDAY, the 11th November. Messrs Hallenste,in Bros, started the New Zealand Clothing Factory about three yesars.agoj they bad. t<p overcome many . difficulties and much prejudice, but now they employ between 300 and.4oP.pepple, and; their garments wUL be fouijij: superior instyle and quality, and. at a proportionate lower price, to anything 1 that can be imported. All Goods ar<T Sold far net cash, and m order to effectually introduce their, goods, "a single gaiment will be, sold at the wholessylo price." But irrespective of the advantage of being . able to purchase < dirt^t from the Manufacturers, it is to theinterest of everyone to support' industries which employ New Zealand labor, and are a direct benefit to theijtitdhers, bakers; farmers, mechanics, shopkeepers, merchantman d to everyone m. tb» oommUDity. The Timaru Branch is under the Management of'' "Mb. . GEORGE TODp,'bf.tliwt^iT^::^n]i NEW PORTRAIT^ GALLERY. COX HE AD il BOT H-E B'S, PHMOGEAPBIC AEJCWSS, Main South Road, ' Timaru. ' ' (Opposite the Bo»rd of Works Office.) Ehotoßraphy m all its Branchy. : A'Tiial solicited. Bno LARD DIBTBICT OF CANTERBURY. SALE OF IPJV^N AND BUBAL LANDS. .T>URBUANT to the provisions of the ; w » 8^ IJands Regulations, and the "Waste Lands Administration Act, 1876, the Wastelands Board give notice'that a SALE by' AtFOTIOtf of : Town/aW Rural Lands will be,held at the Land Offi^Cbjistchttrcb, on, WEDitESBAY, 3rd of JANUARY, 1877, at 11 o'clock m the forenoon. :: Applications will be received at any?s|fticg of the^par^.np t^ THURSDAY^ the^l4tfc of DECEMBB^ ijext. - /i ';' i;r '- ' . Giifef. Commissioner. -rlauDr.OJE^jjCJ^tchnrih,. , ; : - : : : : 23r4 Norember, 18f6, ■ '-' jfiaQ j