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Timaru Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 1339, 4 January 1879, Page 1

Goods and Merchandise. L WOOL. THE Undersigned make Libeiai Cash Advances on Wool oi other Produce consigned to Messrs Miles Brothers & Co., London. Station supplies of every kind on hand. MILES ARCHER & CO. Lyttelton, Christohuroh, and Timaru. KAURI. KAURI. TI X OOEOLA — 176,000 Feet of First-class Kauri, consisting of 60,000, 6xl, T. and G, ; 20,000, 6 x IJ, T. and G. ; 10,000, 10 x 1 ; 8000, 8x1; 12.0H0, 12 x1 ; 4000, 14 x1 ; 4000, 16 x1 ; 4000, 18 x1; 4000, 20 x 1 ; and other sizes. JOHN JACKSON, 260 c Church-street. FIREWOOD, POSTS AND RAILS, &o. rnHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to X SUPPLY FIREWOOD and all kinds of Fencing Materials at the lowest current rates. Grain, Wool, and other Produce, can be stored m the commodious Brick Stores adjoining the railway (from which a siding runs), on the most reasonable terms. For further particulars, apply to F. M. KICKMAN, 2600 Waimate. BONE MANURE. CIOR SALE— BONE MANURE, at the X! N.Z. MEAT PRESERVING COMPANY'S WORKS, Washdyke. Price — £4 per Ton. 29au ON SALE. TARPAULINS AND RICK CLOTHS made of the Best Navy Canvas, At Low Pbioes, at J. T R I S T'S, Bail and Tent Makes, South Road, Timaru, (Opposite Moss Jonaa' eale-rooms). 26n0 Lost and Found. LOST from Waimate.— One Bay GELDING, 16 hands, 5 years, curly mane and tail, email star. Two Pounds reward to any, person giving Buch information as will lead to its recovery, to JOHN KING & CO., Timaru, Or, JA'.ES URQUHART, Oamaru. IOST 28 Fat WETHERS m the wool A branded LE on bank. Also, one Fat COW, ANVIL brand, any one giving any information of the same will be rewarded by CHARLES JOHNSON, 19de Butcher, Timaru. £1 REWARD. *T OST— From the Waitohi Downs, on JU December 2lst, a Yellow Spotted COW, branded TH conjoined on the rump. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the recovery of the same, shall receive the above reward. W. B. J. WALSH, 30de Waitohi Downs. Railway Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DAMAGE TO RANGITATA BRIDGE. OWING to damage done to Rarigitata Bridge by floods, goods traffic fiom all stations North of Ealing (South Rangitata) to stations South of Ealing, and from all stations South of Rangitata South to stations North of Raogitata South will be SUSPENDED. Ordinary Passenger trains will continue to run between stations as above. FREDK. BACK, General manager. General Manager's Office; Christchurch , Dec. 27th, 1878. de3o Partnership Notices. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. T^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the JA PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between DAVID RISK and THOMAS MARKHAM, both of Opawa, m the County of Geialdine, m the Provincial District !of Canterbury, m the Colony of New Zealand, trading under the style and title of " Risk and Markham," Contractors, HAS THIS DAY BEEN DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Debts due to the said firm of Riak and MarkhMii are to be Paid to the said Thomas Markham, and all Debts due by the said firm of Risk and Markham will be paid by the said Thomas Markbam. Signed by the said THOMAS MARKHAM, DAVID RISK. Witness— John Smith, Contractor. Ist January, 1879. 2ja THE GERALDINE COUNTY CHRONICLE (With which is incorporated the Tomahawk), is the ONLY WEEKLY PAPEB PUBLISHED IN SOOTH CANTERBURY. IT CONTAINS, besides all the current News of the Day, the Latest Telegrams from Europe and the Australian Colonies, together with Intelligence from all parts of New Zealand. In it will be found welldigested Leading Articles on all the principal political topics of the day. Specia--1 space is devoted to Farming Matter, Household Hints, Light Reading, &c, so as to make ' it welcome m Country Homes. Its enlarged size over the Tomahawk, added ' to other improvements, makes it not only a valuable and interesting publication, but an " excellent medium for the circulation of Advertisements. IT CONTAINS 100 COLUMNS, t and is Published m Timaru every Saturday morning. ■ Subscription : £1 per Annum. > Single Copy : Sixpence* PORT OF liMARU. B BILLS of LADING and CUSTOMS FORMS ON BATJE at the Timaru 3 Uer<M Office. 1*«