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Timaru Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 1897, 28 November 1877, Page 1

Miscellaneous. WINCHESTER. |\/j"R GEO. TAYLOR, Stobekeepbb, has been appointed our Agent at Winchester, and Subscri'-ers will m future btain their papers at his store. Mr Taylor is authorised to receive monies on our account, and his receipt will be a "(Koient flißnlmriro. 17an TTT F. NEWBERRY, * PRACTICAL TAILOR, Gbeat South Road, Next Land Office, TIMARU. 12so \\T IT n~O B B S^ TAILOB AND HABIT MAKEB, So long and well known to his patrons m the Great South-road, Timaru, has decided to solicit a continuation of their esteemed favors on his removal OPPOSITE MR R. WATKINS', CHEMIST, m the Shop lately occupied by Mr \ George, Hairdresser, Where tho Business will bo entirely on his own account, and under Personal Management. Good Samples o£ Tweeds, Coatings, and Sujierfines always on hand, and Patterns posted free to up-country clients. Fit, Style, and Quality, the Test of Morit. W. A. HOBBS, TAILOB AND HABIT MAKER, Opposite Mr R. Watkins', Chemist, m the Shop lately occupied by Mr F. Goorgo, Hairdresser, 15so TIMAEU. ROYAL MAIL COACH TO THE MACKENZIE COUNTRY. I HINCKLEY & DAWSON, Pbopbietobs. r\N and after the Ist Day of JANUARY^ 1877, the Coach for Lake Tekapo will leave Albury (Opawa) on arrival of the First Train from Timaru on MONDAYS ; and THURSDAYS, returning from Lake Tekapo at 9.30 a.m. on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, to meet Train for Timaru . . Parcels, &c., booked at Cobb's Office, Timaru. The Proprietors have also the Livery Stables at Albury, where Saddle Horses, Buggies, &c. can be hired at a moment's notice. ja3 WAIHI BUSH, GERALDINE & O ARI ROYAL MAIL COACH. / ; /TIHE CHEAPEST, BEST & SHORTEST -*- KOUTE to Geroldine and Waihi Busti isifrom the Orari Railway Station/ where cur Conveyances Run to and from all Trains North and South. -...-■ ,■ .■ ; We leave th Waihi Bush every Morning at Twenty minutoß past Six, and Geraldine at! Twenty minutes past Seven, m time to catch: the First Train for Timaru and Christchurchj ; Parcels and Luggage to and from (the!. Station will receive our best attention. j The Proprietors have also the Livery Stables at Geraldinb,' where Buggies, light Ex-! presses, and Saddle Horses, can be Obtained', on tho shortest notice, ; lfiin .. KENNEDY & MUNDELT,. ! [a caed.] . • ' i HE N R' V / E V. A N.S. ARCHITECT, : ' ! ..' \ ■ : ' FriE's Buildings, ' '. ; NORTH R O AD. *""" 1 .-■: ,■..:■'•: . • 14no : Tl'OK SALE PRIVATELY — On Kakahu Flat— : A FARM, containing 104£ Acres Splendid! Land; about 28 Acres m EnglishGrass, '3s Acres iv Wheat and Oats,: and the balance Fallow and Native Grass. A good jUouee and Garden,: well stocked with Fruit Trees. Also! Stockyard and Out-buildings. Ai 2-Roomed Cottage likewise. ■ A good! Stream of Water runs through the! Property! The Crops can bo taken! at a Valuation if required. _. . • ; .■ Apyly on the Premises to . ■ 15no WILLIAM WELLS. £1 REWARD. T OST, from Temuka, on 13th Oct., TWO; ■*-* DRAUGHT MARES, heavy m Foal.' — One a dark brown Miare, white star! on branded with.- heart on iiear shoulder — the other, a chesnut, with white j face, branded X on near: shoulder Anyone returning the same will receive the above reward. • ■ WM. HOPKINSQN. mO BE LET BYTENDER 281 Acres of LAND, more or less, being part of the Marchwiel Estate, situate 1 about two miles frem Timaru, the property of P. B. Luxmoore, Esq. The land is sub-divided into convenient paddocks ~ securely fenced, mostly laid down m English grass, and is well adapted for grazing purposes. All crops to be taken at a valuation. . , ■ : ; . ■••;'"■_; Intending tenderers can inspect the property by applying to the Manager on the premises.: ..■.•:: ..•':■ Tenders received by the undersigned up to the Ist. PECEMBER next, but the highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.' ;' Term 16 months from date of delivery. ' For further particulars apply to , PERRY & PERRY, Solicitors Timaru. November 17, 1877. ,19no