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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2945, 1 March 1884, Page 4

Wanted. WANTED— A SITUATION as Barmaid m a good house. Apply A.C., l!) 0 Hereford street, Christchuroh. 2-29 8185 ANTED- A Good STACKER. Apply, Aikx. Mke, Pleasant Point. 3-1 8509 WANTED TO KNOW — Why Vegetables are generally so scarce during Winter and Spring, when the following plants can be had f.-oin the undersigned, viz., Winter Cabbago, Brocoli, Savoys, Brussels Sprouts, and Cir.'led Greens. GEO. PURDIE & CO., 2-22 8436 Nvrserymen and Seedsmen. WANTED KNOWN— That Gko. King b prepared to DYE for all the Ladies of Timaru, Dresses, Curtains, Feathers, etc.; also, Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned or Dyed. Having appointed Mrs A. Cooper, of Great North Road, us Sole Agent for Timaru, all Orders left with her will receive prompt attention. — Gbo. Kino, Dyer, Madras street, Christthuroh. U-13 W)64 WANTED KNOWN.— Lurgest Stock of HATS m South Canterbury. Children's, Boys', and Men's Straw, Leghorn, Panama, 'and Felt Hats m all the latest styles.— New Zealand Clothing Factory, Great North Road Timaru. 10-3 6870 WANTED KNOWN.— lmmense variety m GENTLEMEN'S TIES, Scarves, Collars, and Handkerchiefs ; splendid assortment of ReaattE, Oxford, and White Shirts, m Boys', Youths', and Men's.— New Zealand Clothing Fjctokv, Great North Road, Timaru. 10-3 6871 WANTED KNOWN — Little Boys' JERSEY SUITS m all the latest styles ; also Boys' New Zealand TWEED SUITS m sreit variety.— Nbw Zealand Clothing Factory, Great North Road, Tiniaru. 10-3 6Sr.!> ■STTTANIED KNOWN— Owing to the TT Star leuviui; the Tiniaru portion of the Wainirnpa's cargo behind, my Hobart Fruit did not arrive yesterday ; but I have made every effort to li'ive it here BX RAIL TO-DAY." COOKING APPLES, 31bs for Sixpence, and olbs for One Shilling ; PEACHES, 4d and 6d per lb. CASH PURCHASER OF LOCAL <3RD\VN FRUIT. 3-1 SiOT GEO. PEARSON, Fruiterer. Hunting. Hunting. W' ANTED KNOWN— That Gentlemen VV ca n have a First-class Hunting Suit —Coat, and Ve*t made of Treble Milled Oxford or Cambridge Melton Cloth, Pants of Bedford Cord. Various Shades m Stock. A Large Assortment of Scotch, English, and Colon. al Tweeds JUST OPENED. CiT Style and Fit Guaranteed. WILLIAM STOREY, TAILOR, &t., T£MUKA. 2-29 8400 litt:ce bu tpan. TEST PRlCES— Printed Cups and Saucers from 6d eaoli, White and Gold do Is each, Plates uud dishes m corresponding prices. LITIIiE DXJSTPAIT. TEST PRlCES— American Nickel-plated Clocks from 8s 6d each, Choice patterns m Cruets and B.M. Teapots, very low m price. LITTLE DUSTPAN-. TEST PRICES-- Wood Bird Cages from 4--6 d each complete, Flower Pots from 3d each ; Delph, Tin and Enamelled Pit Dishes. LITTLE DUSTPAN. TEST PRlCES— Cheapest house m Tiinuri for all kind) of Household Requisites Inspection ii.vited. 1-25 8115 LITTLE DUSTPAN. Notices. WINCHESTER FLOUR MILLS. UNTIL further notice the BUSINES; will be CARRIED ON onACCOUN'J of the UNDERSIGNED, under the MAN AGEMENT of Mr WALTER SPURDON Foreman for the past four year 3. Floiu supplied will be guaranteed First-class only. No other will be sent out. Gristing m bulk as per arrangement. D. INWOOD. Feb. 28th, 1834. 2-29 8488 FrNERAIi NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Tom PrACK an respectfully invited to follow hi> remains to the place of interment, wliiel which will leave Mr Holland's Residence Church street, al; 1.15 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday). B. WALLIS, 3-1 8505 Undertaker. J. M. SHEPHERD'S ESTATE. WE have This Day SOLD the BOOK DEBTS m this Es'ate to Mr P. W, EIBY, Accountant, Tiniaru. G. L. DENNISTON, ; W. DAVIDSON, /Trustees. J. SHEPHERD, ) February 28th, 1884. In reference to the above, I have to request all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS be PAID TO ME AT OXCE at my Otlicc, Corner ol Main South Read and Woollcombc streets. 3-1 8499 P. W. EIBY. SOUTH CANTERBURY AMATEUR. ATHLETIC CLUB. NOMINATIONS for MEMBERSHIP of the above Club, duly proposed and seconded, lnuct be lodged with me not later than Saturday, Bth March. GKO. F. CLULEE, 2-26 HU>2 Hon. Secretary. \ FORTUNE FOR FIVE SHILLINGS. fADAMASTOR'S " | Registered I NOVELTY Post-office Lettera I CONSULT A- | Orders or i TION |. Payable Telegrams ON j to not THE: CHRIST- | Adamaator. Accepted. I CHURCH J £21H'O AUTUMN HANDICAP. £2000 Will Close on or about tlio 12th April, 1884. 800 ' Members ut sb. 145 PRIZES. Each Ticket lias Seven Chances. AUTUMN HANDICAP, (36 Nominations) . First £250 Cahii Awakds. Second £150 2 ut 100 ... £200 Third £100 2ut 50 . £100 Starters (divide) Cl5O JO ut 20 ... £:'OO Non-starttrs 20 ut 10 ... .C2OU (divide) £250 25 :it (! ... £150 50 at 5 ... £250 .C'JOO £11001 Each Ticket hut Hiiven separata chances. N.B. — Not less than Two Tickets sent to any one address. Please send P.O. order when convenient ; also two stamps for reply and rcntilt. Country cheques must lm\i! In exchange added. all letters : } £2000. | ADAMASTOR, I £2000. j Cure of ' Lyons and Hart, j 145 Prizes. Box 151, P. 0., | 145 Prizos. Dunedin. J Notice. — l'lcnso apply cirly iliin lime, as over 500 Programmes have already been disposed of to persons whoso uppliculions arrived too lute fur previous consultation. 2-22 8440 '