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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 3019, 28 May 1884, Page 1

Timber & Coal JOHN JACKSON COAL AND TIMBER MERCHANT AKD SAWMILLER, GREAT SOUTH ROAD. The Coal and Timber Yards front the Main Road and Heaton Btreot, and ore connected with the Railway Line by siding. Ho is thorofore m a position to supply at very low rates — BE3T NEWCASTLE, SHAG POINT, AND WESTPORT COALS, LIME, TIMBER (all sizes and sorts), Flooring, Fencing, Building, Bridge, &c., Laths, Paling, &o. ; Corrugated Iron, Doors, Sashes, Drain Pipes, Nails, and other Builders' requisites. THE STEAM SAW, PLANING, MOULDING, & MORTISING MILL Is fitted with the newest and most improved Machinery, and ib capable of turning out 10-26 7113 first-class work. CRUSHED OATS FOR SALE. Agent for tho Colonial Insurance Company. Agent for tho Weslport Coal Company. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. "TTIOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES All kinds of BUILDING TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, IRON. 200,000 American Laths, will be sold Cheap. JOHN MURDOCH, TIMBER MERCHANT, Main South Road, Timaru. 3-27 8777 Hotels. cavejhotel' ~T> KIDWILL begs to inform his S\jm Friends and the Public that he bus TAKEN the CAVE HOTEL, nnd that he intends to Manage it m such a way as to deserve the Patronage of all classes of Travellers on the Main Road to the Mackenzie Country. A Good Table will be kept, and no effort spared to make his Guests comfortable. 5-24 9403 R. KIDWILL. BlacksmithsGOOD NEWS. ADVANCE FAIRLIE CREEK. IN future I purpose REDUCING my SHOEING PRICES, m consequence of the Railway extension enabling me to get Material cheaper, so as to give Farmers and Agriculturists, Ac., the benefit. Shoeing', 6s, 7s, and Bs. General Jobbing m Proportion. Good and careful Workmen. 3-10 8592 HUBERT WELSH. Scholastic. WANTED — A MASTER for Hie Now School at Belfield, North Orari. If the attendance reaches 25 m avernge, the Salary will be £140 per annum, and £30 House rent. In the meantime the Committee Guarantee £100 per Annum. Applications received by tho L'ndersigned till Juno 20th, 1884. E. GRIFFITHS, Chairman of School Committee, Bclfield, North Orari. Oruri, May 23rd, 1884. 5-24 939'J SOUTH CANTERBURY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FOR BOYS. QECOND Term begins on MONDAY, May 19th. Minimum age of admission, 8 Years. Fees per Term— Full Bonrders, £17 17s j Day do. (inclusive of School fees), £6 ss ; School Fees (single), £3 10s f Do. (brothers, each), £2 16s. 6-6 9210 A. BUECHLER, Ph.D., Master. MISS FORBES, Assisted by an efficient Resident Governess and the following Visiting Teachers, RESUMED HER SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, .Off MONDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1884. English m all its Branches, with Literature — Miss Fobbeb. French and French Literature— Miss A. Fobbes, resident thrco years m Franco. Latin and Mathematics — Visiting Master. Class Singing— T. F. Goocn, Esq., Organist, St. Mary's. Piano — Miss A. Forbes and Masters. Drawing — Freehand, Miss Forbes ; Crayon, Mb Mulleh j Water-color, Mbs Osti.br. Dancing and Deportment — Mns Ostlbb. Day, Weekly, and Yearly Boarderß. Young Ladies may attend for one or more Special Subjects. Advanced Pupils, Full Course, including Class Singing, 10 guineas ; Beginners, 6 guineas ; Beginners, Music, 6 guineas. Referees — Pbotebsob Black, Duncdiu University ; W. S. Fitzqkeald, Esq., Principal, Normal School, Dunedin j W. Malcomt, Principal, Normal School, Christchurch. Local Referees, Parents and others— E Wakbmbld, Esq. ; W. J. Btbwabd, Esq., M.H.R., Waimate ; Rev. W Gillies ; Rev. G. Fostbb ; Roy. G BAbclAt ; C. R. Sitaw, Esq. ; A Burnbtt, Esq., Mount Cook Station ; J. Ghakobu, Esq. Notice of Removal FAIZtX.Ii: CREEK STORE. GEORGE PARKER BEGS to Inform tho Public of Fairli Creek and Burroumling Districts tha ho has REMOVED his Business fron Burkes Pass to tlioso PREMISES NEXT TO. MR WINTER'I HOTEL, where ho hopes to bo favored with thei Support and Interest. Havirig recently received a considerabl ADDITION to tho STOCK, whioh has bee Purchhsod at Low Rates, tho whole will b OFFERED at such PRICES as will DEF: COMPETITION. EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. 6-2 9176