Hotels. WOLSELEY FAMILY HOTEL, WINCHESTER. J. A. YOUNG, Peopbibtob. THIB large Hotel, lately built m tl picturesque township of Wineheste has all the appointments of a First-clat Establishment, especially suitable for Familie Wedding Parties, Holiday and Picnic Pnrtie Tha Private entrance is entirely distinct froi tho Bar Department, when) Tea and Coffe can bo had at all hours. Its Bed-roomi single and double, are large, comfortable, an well ventilated, with the convenience of Bath-room. The Private Sitting-rooms or homelike, and command a splendid -view The Gardens are beautifully Bituated on th banks of the Waihi Creel;, teeming witi trout. The proprietor notifies that he has th sole right to a large extent of the Waili River and Creek, forming the finest fishin, ground m South Canterbury, m which visitor to the Hotel will be allowed to fish on appli cation. All Trains stop at the Winchester Station. Good Stabling and splendid Paddock Ac commodation. Saddle Horses and Buggies cat be had on Hire. Telegrams and Letters promptly attende< to. 10-4 6889 WIUCEESTEE HOTEL DOUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES ANI SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. GOOD STABLING. A Groom m Constant Attendance. T. H. SWINTON, Proprietor. In conjunction with the nbove, JOHN W, GARLAND, of the Arowbenua Hotel, has the same Conveniences. Horses, etc, from oither Stables may be left at the Hotel most tionvenient to the traveller. Telegrams attended to. 11-5 7240 Coachbuilder BON-ACC'OBD CARRIAGE WORKS. BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS and CARRIAGES of Every Description BCILT to ORDER, REPAIRED and RE-PAINTED on the Shortest Notice and m the most approved styles. An assortment of all the best grades of Carriage Materials always kept m stock. Archibald Fbabbii, Coaohbuilder, Main North Road (next King's Stables), Timaru. 9-3 W>6 Grocers: The BEEHIVE STOEES, Timaru. TAMES SHEPHERD, OENERAib STO&EKC£P£B, PROVISION DEALER, AND TEA MEECHANT, Wholesale and Retail, MAIN ROAD AND NORTH STREET. J. S. takes this opportunity of thanking his many Friends and Customers for the liberal patronage accorded to him since he re commenced business, and begs to assure them his beat efforts will be directed to buying FIRST-CLASS GOODS, To sell at the lowest posnible price. His experience and position cn.ibhng him to go to the VERY BEST MARKETS, Thus maintaining that pre-eminence for QUALITY AND PRICE for which ho has always boon noted. Families waited on for orders, and Goods 2-1 8201 delivered. N.Z.1,, ft M.A. Co. SEASON 1883-4. Howard's Twine BinderTha above Machine, although only introduced into New Zealand m January 1882, has by its merits bo well established itself as the BEST IN THE COLONY, thot last leason we worn unable to supply the unprecedented demand. We have received many Flattering Reports of the working of the Machines. Among others one says "he cut fifty-six acres of henry Whoat, threshing out forty-five to fifty Uushels, m four days, with one teum of three horses." Another "that his Machine was put to a severe trial of strength by being capsized on a hillsido, but when righted not the slightest damago was done, and it continued to work as well as before." From others wo learn "thot after fixing their Machines, they have yoked up, and cut right away to the ond of the harvest without a hitch." The EFFICIENCY and CAPACITY of the Machine has bciin greatly increased by tho following important IMPROVEMENTS added since lost season : — SLIDING BINDE X, IMPROVED REEL, SIMPLER KNOTTER, STRONGER CANVASSES, WORM AND WHEEL IN PLACE OF CHAIN FOR LIFTING, A DEVICM FOR PREVENTING SMALL SHEAVES. These, and others of less importance, we shall bi) happy to point out to any one favoring us with a call, ami would strongly advisintending Purchasers of Binders to inspect the SAMPXjE NOW ON VIEW at our Warehouse, or tlioso shown by our riapeutivo Agents, before buying. Tho*l Improvements, coupled with tho GREATER STRENGTH, LIGHTNESS OF DRAUGHT and GREAT DEPTH OF PLATFORM, which tliis Machine posseascs, and the well-known excellence of Messrs Howaiid's workmanship, will enable the Binder to further incroaso its lend of all others, and prove its right to tho title of "THE BOSS MACHINE" A TRAVELLING GEAR, enabling tho MiiC'bino to be driven through any ordinary field gateway, also a SHEAF CARRIE R, can bo supplied if required. '£o be obtained of N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. F. LE OREN, Manager j or of TWENTYMAN & COUSIN, Cashel street, Chrigtchurch, 12-29 7W28 Solo Agents for Now Zealand.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2946, 3 March 1884, Page 1
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729Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2946, 3 March 1884, Page 1
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