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Timaru Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 1900, 1 December 1877, Page 1

Miscellaneous. WINCHESTER. 11/TR GEO. TAYLOR, Storekeeper, ■""*■ haß been appointed our Agent at Winchester, and Subscribers will in future btain their papers at his store. Mr Taylor is authorised to receive monies onA our account, and his receipt will be a nflwinnfc riinnriaren. 17an TTT F. NEWBERRY, * PRACTICAL TAILOR, Great South Road, Next Land Office, TIMARU. 12se V\T A. HOBBS TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, So long and well known to hiß patrons in tho Great South-road, Timaru, has decided to solicit a continuation of their esteemed favors on Ma removal OPPOSITE MR R. WATKINS', CHEMIST, in the Shop lately occupied by Mr George, Hairdresser, Where the Business will be entirely on his own account, and under Personal Management. Good Samples of Tweeds, Coating;, and Superfines always on hand, and Patterns posted free to up-country clients. Fit, Style, and Quality, the Test of Merit. W. A. HOBBS, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, Opposite Mr R. Watkins', Chemist, in the Shop lately occupied by Mr F. George, Hairdresser, 15b6 timaru. ROYAL MAIL COACH TO THE MACKENZIE COUNTRY. HINCKLEY & DAWSON, Proprietors. /"\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 Cob b's Office, Timaru. The Proprietors have also tho Liverv Stables at Albury, where Saddle Horses, Buggioß, &c can be hired at a moment's notice. ja3 WAIHI BUSH, GERALDINE & O ARI ROYAL MAIL COACH. mHE CHEAPEST, BEST & SHORTEST •*- ROUTE to Geraldine and Waihi Bush is from the Orari Railway Station, where eur Conveyances Run to and from all Trains North and South. We leave th Waihi Bush every Morning at Twenty minutes post Six, and Geraldine at Twenty minutes paat Seven, in timo to catch the First Train for Timaru and Christchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the Station will receive our best attention. The Proprietors have aUo the Livery Stables at Geraldine, where Buggies, light Eipreßses. and Saddle Horses, can be obtained on the shortest notice, 16i» KENNEDY & MUNDELL. [a card.] HENRY EVANS ARCHITECT, Ftfe's Buildings, NORTH ROAD. 14no TjiOß SALE PRIVATELY — On Kakahu Flat— A FARM, containing 104^ Acres Splendid Land ; about 28 Acres in English Grass, 35 Acres iu Wheat and Oats, and the balance Fallow and Native Grass. A good '.House and Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees. Also Stockyard and Out-buildings. A 2-Roomed Cottage likewise. A good Stream of Water runs through the Property. The Crops can be taken at a Valuation if required. Apply on the Premises to 15no WILLIAM WELLS. £1 REWARD. LOST, from Temuka, on 13th Oct., TWO DRAUGHT MARES, heavy in Foal . — One a dark brown Mare, white star on forehead, branded with heart on near shoulder — the other, a chesnut, with white face, branded K on near shoulder Anyone returning the ssme will receive the above reward. WM. HOPKINSON. mO BE LETBY TENDER 281 Acres of LAND, more or less, beiDg part of the Marchwiel Estate, situate about two miles from Timaru, the property of P. B. Luxmoore, Esq. The land is sub-divided into convenient paddocks securely fenced, mostly laid down in 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 DECEMBER next, but the highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ■ Term 16 months from, date of delivery. For further particulars apply to PERBY & PEBRY, Solicitors Timaru. November 17, 1877. 19no