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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2553, 27 November 1882, Page 4

Grocers: TAYLOU AND BOWIE BEG to announce that on and after Tni3 DAY, the 11th October, their RETAIL JUSINES* A\ r ILL BE CARRIED ON N THEIR PREMISES IN CHURCH ITREET, lately used us a Bondod AVurclouse. L'hey aro Opening these Premises with an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OP GROCERIES, OILMAN'S STORES, &c. l'hoy havo NOW TO nAND a Large Shipment of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, Slack and Brownlow's Filters, &c, Sec, Which, owing to their present Limited Space, will be Sold at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. A Large and Carefully Sclecte.l Stock or ELECTRO-PLATE k TABLE CUTLERY To arrive per Zealandia, now duo from London. TAYLOR AND BOWIE, CHURCn STREET, Next Door to South Canferlwiy Times Office. 10-11 2699 TVTELSON, MO ATE & CO., -131 T'ka Mekchaxts, Blendeii3, CHRISTCIIURCU AND DUNEDIN. AYe can confidently recommend these Blends as being superior by pence per lb to any m tho Colonies — (See jurors' Report, N.Z.1.E., und Press Opinions) — and for Strength, Richness, and Full Natural-Flavored Liquor, have no equal. Only Gold Medal, Only Gold Medal, AXD Silver Medal, N.Z.I.E. Coloniul Analyst's Report on three Samples of these Blonds received from our Establishment, Christchurch : — Specialty. Challenge. Royal. Laboratory N0.... 691 692 69-1 Spurious Leaves nil nil nil Facings ... nil nil nil Iron ... ... nil nil nil Moi.«lure(perct.) 9-0 9.2 9.0 Ash (nor cent) ... 5.G 5.G 5.5 Soluble m water (percent) ... 1.9 2.9 2.0 Sol. m hydrochloric acid (per cent) 2.4 2.3 2.9 Insoluble (per ct.) 1.3 .4 .6 Extract (per cent) 35.2 35.7 37.4 Extract calculated from tho dry tea ... 38.3 38.0 40.6 " Tho above analysis shows that tho whole of these Teas are of good quality and quite freo from adulteration. The extremely email quantity of insoluble ash also indicates great care and cleanliness m the collection. — A. AY. Bickeiitox, Colonial Analyst, lute Public Analyst, Main Division, Hants, England." N.B. — The samples wcro purchased by a stranger m tho ordinary way across the counter. Prices— 2/, 2/4, 2/8, 3/, 3/1, •!/, per lb. Agents m all parts of the Colony. TiMAitu— AV. Hislop, North street ; J. nill, King street ; It. Storm, Main North Road. Temctka — Job Brown. Gehaldine — R. S. Cook. 7-3 1195 Public Companies. mHE BRITISH AND NEAV ZEALAND X MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) (Late Cahqill, Gibes, and Co.). Capital £600,000 Issued and subscribed ... 300,000 Diiiectors : JAMES W. BARCLAY, Esq., M.P. London, Chairman. N. W. LEVIN, Esq., of Messrs Redfern, Alexander, and Co., London. JAMES AY. TEMPLE, Esq., of Messrs Shaw, Savill, and Co., London. AY. A. HUNTER, Esq.., Fountain Court, Temple, London. JOHN LESLIE, Esq., Shipowner, 79 Mark Lane, London. Chairman of the Advising Board m Now Zoaland : E. B. CARGILL, Eaq. Managers : H. . GIBBS, Esq., London. GEORGE JOACHIM, Esq., Dunedin. Bankers : THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Tho Company mako Advances on Land, Stock, and Station Proporty, and receive AVool, Grain, and other Produco for Shipment under advance to their London Houso, and transact every description of Agency Business on tho most fuvorablo tenna. GEO. F. CLULEE, Agent for Timaru. In connection with tho abovo, I am now prepared to receive applications from Furmers and AVool-growers for Advances upon their Produce or Stock, either for shipment Home or for salo m tho colonies. Business charges unusually moderate. 0-15 1285 GEO. F. CLULEE. Bootmakers NEW BOOT FACTORY. ~ytT ADE AND SHEA. In thanking our Friends and the Public of South Canterbury for the very liberal support accorded to us since wo commenced business four years ago, wo would respectfully intimato tho unival of NEW and A r ALUABLE MACHINERY for tho manufacture of all classes of Rcady-mado Boots, and which has beon placed m a recently built brick addition ut the buck of our Shop Premises. Tho growing success of tho READYMADE BRANCH of our Business has necessitated this outlay of capital, and it being tho FIRST INDUSTRY of tho kind iiltomptod m South Canterbury, wo hopo tho support which will bo derived therefrom will provo a financial success. The largo quantities of Factory Made Boots forwarded from Christchurch, Dunedin, and other largo centres of population havo for somo limo past attracted our attention, and the many thousands of pounds scut out of the District to these places for Boots anjl Shoes would, we feel sure, bo moro advantageoils to the District if tho labor was cml>loyod here. In opening up this NEW INDUSTRY, wo do so with tho assurance that wo will bo liberally supported, and persons dosirous of this particular class of goods can havo them nt MANUFACTURERS' AA r HOLESALE PRICES and their measuro taken. The BESPOKE DEPARTMENT will bo continued ns previously, and having mado arrangements for v constant supply of all kinds of tho best Leather, we feol euro that every satisfaction will bo given. AVADE & SHEA, AVholesalk and Retail Manupactubers, Main North Road, Timaru. J 8-29 2133