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Timaru Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 1344, 10 January 1879, Page 4

Business Notices ) ITOTIOB. TIMBER 1 TIMBER ! ! TIMBER ! ! ! OWING to tie danger my Maiden Bush at Waimate is placed m through the late fire, I have resolved to Cut and place m the Market THE WHOLE OF IT AT ONCE. Two Mills are now m full work ; four others are m course of construction, which will eDahle me to place m the Timaru, Aehbuxtoo, and Waimate Markets, irrespective oT cost, over TWENTY MILLION FEET of the Finest Native Timber grown m the Colony. ALPHEUS HAVES. P.S.— The Timaru Yards will shortly be HEAVILY STOCKED. 31de NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOHN WILLIAM WHITE and ANDREW JAMESON, Barristers, Solicitors, and Conveyancers have THIS DAY ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP. The business hitherto carried on by Mr. J. W. White will m future be carried on by the firm of " White and Jameson." JOHN W. WHITE A. JAMESON. Timaru, Ist January, 1879. 2ja ■S CUNNINGHAM AND CoT, GRAIN MERCHANTS AND EXPORTERS. Liberal Advances made on Growing Crops and on Wool for Shipment to Home or Colonial Markets. Indents for Farm Machinary (both English and American) executed for Farmers on favorable terms to bo obtained on application. Highest Market Prices given for Wheat, Oats, Barley, and other Earm Produce for delivery at Timaru Railway Station. Offices : Strathallan-straet and Cain'sterrace, Timaru. 4ja BARNETT, LEWIS, & CO., Licensed Suevejobs and Land Bbokers. Land, Estate, Insurance, and General Commission A gent b. Surveys made, Townshjps Laid Out, and Levels Taken, &c. &c. \\ 400 DEEDS OFFICE. rjIRANSFERS, Mortgages, Leases, Powers JL of Attorney, and other Deeds prepared by BARNETT, LEWIS, & CO., Licensed Surveyors- and Land Brokers, 4oc Timaru. — ■—^— — — ■—^—^— »^^—gi Harvesting. HARVESTING TO LET. /CONTRACTORS WANTED for CT7TKj ting, binding, stooking and STACKING Wheat and Oats, m blocks to suit applicants. Apply at Levels Station, or Mr James MoLeod, the Cave. Bja OHAS. N. ORBELL.fI| FOR SALE. QAfV ACRES STANDING CROP, £d"\J 60 Bushel Oats per acre. For particulars apply at this OFFICE. Bja TENDERS FOR HARVESTING. WANTED TENDERS for CUTTING, BINDING.STOOKINGand CARTING, about 200 Aores of Wheat. Tenders to be sent m by January 17th, 1879. Apply to S. GILLINGHAM 4, SONS, Lambrook, Bja Mackenzie Road. NOTICE. HAVING RELINQUISHED BUSINESS, I give notice that I have This Day APPOINTED Mr JOHN DALEY to COLLECT ALL MONIES due to me. His receipt will be a sufficient discharge. JAMES DALEY. Temuka, 6th Jan., 1879. In reference to the above) I give notice that ALL MONIES DUE to JAMEB DALEY MUBT BE PAID on or before the Ist of FEBRUARY, or legal proceedings will be taken to recover. Bja JOHN DALEY. RAYMOND'S " HOUSEHOLD" HAND LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. 8000 NOW 2* USE THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. SEVEN YEARS' trial has proved beyond doubt that they are th« moat Simple, Durable, Efficient, and Satisfactory Machines ever invented. They have not one single fault. Tbiß is an American-made Machine. America is the home of the Sewing Machine, and their immense superiority over Birmingham and German makes is an established fact. BUY ONE AND YOU WILL NEVEB REGRET IT. If yon hesitate, ask thoae who have used them and you will not be long without one; These Machines are now fitted with solid bed and do not require screwing to the table. If you prefer a Treadle Machine, ask for Raymond's TSo, 1. May be had retail from the Agents, J. G. COWAN & CO., DRAPERS, 13de TIMARU. NOTICE. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING m , pursuit of game or ofhervUtt on lands belonging to Mr Thos. Kara will be prosecuted. S. A BRISTOL, Pighunting Creek. BILLIAEDS! BILLIABDS II ALL LOVERS OF THE GREEN OLOTH Will find T. J. S E L O U S (Late of the West Coast) Superintending the Billiard Table at the Clarendon Hotel, where all his patrons will receive civility and attention. del 3 Poor Evbby Nioht. BILLIABDS! BILLIABDS! BILLIABDS ( ! '• "m/TB. P. BELL, lessee of the Grosvenor jSiJL Billiard Room, has much pleasure m intimating to his numerous friends and the public, that he has also LEASED the BIL-IIARD-BOOM of the CRITERION HOTEL from Mr Murphy, and having engaged the services of a competent marker, trusts to merit fchq. same patronage »b he has hitherto. . „ N.B.— Pool every evening. J<««>