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Timaru Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 1479, 18 June 1879, Page 1

T"-| MALONEY begs to inform the m JL/ , habitants of Timaru and surrounding districts, that he has started business as TINSMITH, PLUMBER, GASFITTEB, &c., and hopes, by strict attention to work, as well as good workmanship, to merit a share of publio support. Tanks from 300 to 600 gallons always on hand. Portable Washing Boilers made on the premises. Note the Address — Main South JRoad, opposite the Albion Hotel. 12ap I SPEOIAL NOTICE. BOOTH'S HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT, Lincoln road, Christchurch. (Late the residence of his Honor Judge Gresson). BURING the two years this Institution been established, the most marked success has attended the treatment given, and has demonstrated that seemingly inveterate cases of disease can be cured by hydropathy. Nearly all the cures made are cases where the patients have been treated by every system of medicine m vain, and bave only tried this as a last resource, and yet have been thoroughly cured and restored to pristine health and vigor. Conducted by Mr and Mrs Booth. N.B. — Not the cold water system. Mr Booth may be consulted daily at Cobb's Office, High etreet. Pamphlets may be bad gratis on application. 18ap MR G. L. STATHAM will BECEIVE PUPILS for the PIANOFOBTE and SINGING after Sth June. For Terms, Sec, address, MISSEB GRATER & STATHAM. Balls, Concerts, kc, attended. Should inducement offer, a Class will be formed for the instruction of Dancing. 4ju I JAMES JKENNEDY, HAVE This 9 DAY authorised Mr CALEB SHERRATT, Commission Agent, of Geraldine, to COLLECT all DEBTS dae to me. His Receipt will be a sufficient discbarge for the same. JAS. JKENNEDY, Geraldine. 16th May, 1879. 17my NOTICE. ALL LETTERS or CORRESPONDENCE intended for the Editorial Department of this paper, ought to be adl dressed to the Editor. -Advertisements, orders for printing, and all business matters relating to the office, , together with cheques, kc, to be addressed to the Manager. It is particularly requested that no letters be directed, either to the Proprietor or any 1 member of the staff of this office, privatelyif the communications are not of a private nature, as delays are sometimes occasioned by so doing. ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion brought 1 into the office later than TEN O'OLOOK p.m., are plaoed over the leader and charged double.