" : If. 'BittXrcptCV. "-v-;vj; IN THE EfeTAHS OF DEtCNIS StbARIS J A DEBTOR. :ii ALL CLAIMS against tho nbovoi Estate . must; lie sent m to ir.o, and jiwiperiy proved, on cir bef6re tho 20lh inst., otherwise they; will not lie acknowledged. j; T. HALL, 2-7 8252 Trusteo. Conveyances. . ROiiTiL MAIL COACHES. WAIHI BL'SH, GERALDINE," AND ORAHI. TflfJF. Vj to infui-ra thc Public that our v T Combos will run us under, vi;;. : — Wiitii Bran axi) Bacs. Waihi Bi;sh — dep., 6.4 ' a.m. Waihi Btish— orr., 8 p.m. : Gkhadmnk to Ohari anii Back. Geraldini — dsp., 8.40 a.m., 10.40 a.m., 3 p.m"., 5.35 p.m. . Orari — dip., 8.62 a.m., 11.60 a.m., 4.15 p.m., (1.51 {i.m. In connection with tho abovo lino ol i Coaches, wo have tho Livery and Bait Stables i at Gcraldino uhero Light Expresses, Buggies, ■ Gigs, and Saddle Horses can be obtained on ' tho shortest notice. K.B. — Tlie ; most experienced drivers and grooms aro lejjt m connection with the business, therefore the Puhlic can rtly- on the greatest civility and ottention m ali business i entrusted to the firm. Head Office, Geraldine. J. MUNDELL 4 CO., 2-'! 4310 Proprietors. TEMUKA AND HILTON COACHES. T^STE h?g to inform tho- Public ODACH WILL RUN As under, Between th j above-mentioned places, pioking up Passengers on the way. DAYS OF RUNNING. I Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Tlie Coael. will loavo the Hilton Hotel at 8 a.m. and aii-ivo at tho Temuka Railway Station m timi) fo catch the niorninjr.truiu to Timaru. It will leavo tlie Temuka Railway Station on tho roturn trip after the arrival o*f the South Erpress. In connection with the above, Saddle Horees, Buf>;ies, and Special Coaoh Trips can bo obtained i on. the shortest notice. Also a Paddock for Horses at Hilton. J. MUNDELL & CO., 10-37 7128 Proprietors. BOYA]:., MAIL TO MACKENZIE COUNTRY. THE Royal Mnil Coach runs to Burkes Pnss r.-iiiy, returning to meet tho last train on the, same day. Tlio Coach leaves* Fairlio Creek lit 6.30 a.m, on Tuesday morning, for TekajKv Ferry, returning tin same evctiiug. Having taken over from Mr John Hinckley \ the Livery Stahies at Albury. and; Fairhe ( Creek, we nine hy strict attention to husiness, combinod with moderate chorees, to merit a ; sharo of tho public: support hithorto bestowed ' on our prediceiisor. ; Good Grcptlis are kept m beth Stables, j and Buggies, Expresses, Coaches and Saddle Howes can l* .uircd nt a minute'B notieo. ; Good Ptddocking; Horses Broken to Saddle and Harness, and every care takon. iBURGESS & MfANATON, 1-9 8848 Proprietors. TO EXCUiaiiONISTS AND TOURISTS. MESSRS! BURGESS AND MANATON , beg to inform intending Tourists and Excursionists to Mount Cook that having atteuded Mi" Green m his ascent, and also Mr Stewart m lis recent attempt, they axe m a position to HIRE VICHICLFS or to ACT AS GUIDES! to any persons requiring such ' services. Every Train met at Fairlie Creak. . Communicat ions by post or telegram promptly . atteuded to. i 2-4 8228 BURGESS &. MANATON. I NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS iIND ; > OTHERS. HAVINtjI heard that certain perilous at Albury have attempted to injure us i by circulating false reports, we beg toinform . our old Friends iind Patrons that firo are , STILL RUNNING OUR COACHES on . the OLD FOOTING, and trust to inorit ti i continuance of the Patronage so liberally bestowed m ihc post. 1 Wishing sll our old friends a Happy New ' Year, we are • 2-4 8220 BURGESS & MANATON. ' RANGITATA AND PEEL FOREST COACH. HAVING- PURCHASED tho übtWe-Lino of COACHES, I beg to inform tho Public that alter Saturday, tiio Oth February, tho COACH to MSKi' tho EXPRESS TRAIN froin. tbe SOUTH will bo DISCONTINUED. A COACH to MEET tlfe EXPRESS * ROM tho NORTH will rijn on TUESDAYS/THURSDAYS and SATUR DAYS, leaving Peol Forest at 8.45 a.m., and leaving the F.aiigiticta on tho return journey at 12.80 p.m. , 2-7 8274 ;•■ GEORGE NEWMiIN. lost and Fonnd. iii reWard. STRAYED from Timaru on 26th January, one Bayi HACK, shod nl ' round | with white hind feet. Last scon near Arowhenua, following a black hack. Thc above inward will bo paid for his rocovory by E. H. L6UGH, 2-14 8366 Timiru. GKBRA&fDISTS COUNTY c:ac:aowici.E. WEEICIiY NEWSPAPER. ' ONE^UNDItED COLUMNS READING f. MATTER. /^ONTAINIJSO all lho Tolograpblci ancl \ KJ Local Ni'Wii of tho Woek. Funning jmd Agricultural Memoranda, i Tides by popular Authors. Moral and Rulifltauis Literature. < Spotting luteins. ' Leading Articles npon the popular (rues- ! tions of tho day. ' ' Roporta of the Judicial Courts. ReporU of Local Boards, Ac., Ac, : , Prico por Jjuiirtcr, 6s 6d, booked, i 1 „ „ I Sal f- Year, 12a m advanco, 1 ; „ „ l;er;Ytiar, 20a „ „ i PBIOE siiXiPENOE PER COPtJ; j A» un . A^yiERTISING MEDIUM i Xfffl IGfiiRALiDINE COUNTRY J ■;£ , ..;■•■;; ..,-/..]pjjtROKIOLB. j; vi'v '. i 4 swords' good ojiiojrtciiiities for giving iPiPB- tl l^lOlTy, EsPlfotAtiLYln tho iWHSIt&Y J .•!MSTBjqi^:i2W^phe.'vvi A'^mn 3 ij^'- ;Xjtosi«fj^^ I ilpVl^^^iTpef^ |^ pS <H^ti||^cy I 'alio V
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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2931, 14 February 1884, Page 4
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