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Timaru Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 1349, 16 January 1879, Page 2

ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO, Wholesale and Retail IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, Beg to intimate that The Recent Additions to their Premises being now completed, They are m a position to exhibit to greater advantage than formerly their LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK, And they respectfully invite the Public to visit, their NEW SHOW ROOMS and inspect, the same. Having bought heavily during the late depression m the Iron Trades m England, the Continent, and America, they are enabled for a time to quote EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. Arthur Briscoe, & Co. will have pleasure m replying, by wire or post, as to prices, or will supply information respecting any article connected with their business as Ironmongers. WAREHOUSE—PRINCES & JETTY STREETS. Bar Iron Yard—Bond-street. Pig Iron Yard—Crawford-street. 13ja WANTED— An educated YOUTH, as Reader. Apply at tho Office of this paper. 15ja. FOR SALE. AN 8-Horse Power ENGINE and THRASHING MACHINE with Elevators ; all necessary appliances to commence work at once. Price Low. Must be sold as proprietor is leaving tho district. Apply to W. EVANS, Corn Merchant, 15ja Timaru. HARV£Sr CAMPS SUPPLIED. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RATES THIS YEAR. BENJ. HIBBARD, TDIARU TEA WAREHOUSE. Oja MAIL NOTICES. For Northern provinces of New Zealand, on the ICth, 18th and 22nd January, at 6 a.m. Friday, 17th January. For Australian Colonies, at noon; United Kingdom, Continent of Europe, etc., etc., via Suez and Brindisi, at noon. Money orders and registered letters, will close at 11 a.m. Mails for the United Kingdom, Continent of Europe, &c., &c, via San Francisco, will closo at this office on January 31st. NOTICE. A travelling Post Office having oeen established on tho line of railway between Christchurch and Dunedin, letters bearing a late fee of twopence, may be posted at any station m the mail carriage attached to tho express train, and they will be included m mails made up m transit for Offices on tho main line, and branches. W. W. BESWICK, Chief Postmaster. Post Office, Timaru, loth January, 1879.