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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2826, 13 October 1883, Page 1

Tailors qT i~ R O W— TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPE! Corner of Besvcick Sikeet, Nobtii Road. G.B. has the BEST SELECTION ENGLISH and COLONIAL TWEEDS South Canterbury to Select from. Trial Solicited. Fit Guaranteed. 9-18 6725 Fainter and Faperlianger SOUTH CANTERBURY GLASS, PAINT; AND PAPERHANGINGS WAREHOUSE HAS to hand ex Dunedin, Lurline an s.s. Feiistanton THE NEWEST IN PAPERHANGINGi Large Assortment. BRITISH PLATE FOR SHOP FRONTc All sizes from 12 x 8 feet. SILVERED BRITISH PLATE FO] MIRRORS, &c, Cut to any size up to 7ift i 4Jft. JAMES CRAIGIE, PAINTM, PArKRHANGEH, GLAZIER, &C TiMAnr. 10-1 685 Coachbuilder BON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS. BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS aw CARRIAGES of Every Dewriptio BUILT to ORDER, REPAIRED an RE-PAINTED on the Shortest Notice an< m the most approved styles. An assortment of all the best grades o Carriage Materials always kept m stock. Archibald Fhaseu, Coachbuilder, Main North Road (next King's Stables), Timaru. 9-3 6551 Tenders. TENDERS WANTED for STONI BREAKING on Pareora Flat, froii one to three miles. Tenders to be left at tin Masonic Hotel, St. Andrews, on or befor. Thursday, 18th inst. J. O'DONOHUE, 10-8 6928 Contractor, Waimate. TO LET— At once— 1500 Acres CROSS-PLOUGHING a\ 6sperAere; a Quantity of BREAK ING-UP at 6s 6d per Acre. Horse Feed on the ground. R. MACKAY, 9-3 6568 Raincliff, Pleasant Point. MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. TENDERS arc invited for the followinc WORKS :— Contract — 12 — Shingling the road to Opuha Bridgt 13 — Shingling Clayton Road. Specifications can be seen at the Eoac Board Oillce, Peel Forest, where tenders must be sent m not later than 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, the 19th October, addressed to the Chuirman of the Board, and endorsed with the numbei of contract. ROBERT IRVINE, 10-12 6939 Overseer to the Board. Show. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE Association's EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW OF STOCK, &c, will be held on the ASSOCIATION'S GROUNDS, Wai-iti Road, ON TUESDAY, 30th, and WEDNESDAY. 31st OCTOBER, Consisting of Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Pig?, Dogs, Poultry, Dairy and Agricultural Produce, Implements, Wool, \c, &o. Prizes amounting to about £500 will bo given m Pieces of Plate and Cash. For Particulars See Posters. Programmes may be obtained on application to the undersigned. F. W. STUBBS, 9-1 6540 Secretary. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. PRIVATE PRIZES offered for the Show to be held on 30th and 31st October 18S3 :— Mr A. W. Wright (President) gives a Cup oi Piece of Plate, value £10 10s, to th< Exhibitor who scores the largest numbei of points m Breeding Stock — Sheep Horses ami Cattle. MrR. H. Rhodes, junr. (Vice-President) give: a Cup or Piece of Plate, value £10 10s to the Scorer of the largest number o: points m Long-woolled classes of Sheep Messrs Maclean and Stewart give, a Piece o Plate, value £5 us, to the Largest Prize taker m Draught Stock, being a resideu m South Canterbury. Mr Robt. Davie offers ii prize of £2 10s fo: the Best Yearling Draught Filly by au; sire. Mr R. Davie offers a prize of £2 10s for th' Best Pair of Draught Fillies by any sire the property of one owner. Mr Robt. Matliews offers a prize of £2 2s fo the Best Yearling Colt on the ground by any sire. Mr Jns. Hollan oilers a prize of £2 2s for th Best 2-year-old Colt or Filly by Dis eretion. Mr W. S. Annitage offers a Cup, value £7 7s m "Hunter Class," for the Best Jumpev to carry not less than 11 stone ; horse to tnke fences at fair hunting pace, am not at Hurdle-racing pace. The Gcmldine Beagle and South Canterbur Harrier Clubs offer a Cup, value £10 10s for the Best Weight -carrying Hunter v; to or over 14 stone. (In Hunter Class to bo ridden over fences.) Messrs R. Wilkin and Co. offer a prize o £3 3= for the Best Collection of Fan: Implements on the ground. F. W. STUBBS, 10-10 GOU Secretary. Properties to Let f|'O LET— JL The STONE STORE, Temukn, con turning Large nnd Commodiou Shop, Dwelling Place (upstairs] and large Grain Store, with Stable and Hay loft. Apply SIEGERT & FAUVEL, 9-25 6792 Temuka. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— V C. llarrer, M.D., L.R.C.P., of tt German Hospital, says : — " It hag no disagree nblo taste, and on account of its osreful pp paration is more easily digested than othi descriptions.