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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 3054, 8 July 1884, Page 1

Coachbaild«r BON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS. BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS and CARRIAGES of Every Deecription BDILT to ORDER, REPAIRED and RE-PAINTED on the Shortest Notice and m the most approved Btyles. An assortment of all tho best grades of Carriage Materials always kept m stock. Archibald Fbabbb, Coachbuilder, Main North Road (next King's Stables), Timaru. 9-8 SSSB i I ENGLISH B AMERICAN CARRIAGES.! CRITERION CARRIAGE FACTORY, TIMARU. JBARRATT has considerably EN- • LARGED his PREMISES, which is nearing Completion, and is prepared to EXECUTE ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGE WORKS, either of English, American, or Colonial Patterns. Carriages Repaired, Trimmed, and Painted on tho Shortest Notice. 7-4 9790 Estimates Given. Painter and Paper-hanger fi MURDOCH PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND GLAZIER. Importer of Paperhangings, Paints, Oils, and Colors, And every description of Gloss and Painters' Requisites. MAIN SOUTH ROAD, I (Opposite Watkins' Chemist Shop), TIMARU. ESTIMATES GIVEN. 11-7 7265 ESTABLISHED 1802. T. W. FYFE, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, ' PAPERHANGER AND GLAZIER. BEGS to intimate to liis old Patrons and the Public generally that he is again devoting tho whole of his attention to the above trade, nnd to nssuro them that no effort will bo looking to merit their Patronage as heretofore. Reliable Estimates for all Branches of tho Trade. Heaton street, Market Place, or at Mr J. Jackson's Steam Planing and Moulding Mills. 6-31 9473 Bootmakers T CHAMBERS, • Practical Bootmaekb, (Lato of Ashburton), Dceiros to inform the Publio of Timaru that ho has COMMENCED BUSINESS m thoso Premises m Main South Road, next A. J. Quelch and Co.'s. Every Description of Ladies' anil Gents' Boots and Shoes made to \ Order. Workmansliip second to none. Prize Medallist. 6-3 9484 PLEASANT POINT. JOES CRAWFORD, BOOTMAKER, BEGS to thank those who havo Favored him with their Support m tho past, and ho takes this opportunity of informing tbem, and the Public generally, that ho has JUST OPENED ODT a USEFUL STOCK of MEN'S, WOMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, which he offers for Sale at LOW PRICES, being satisfied with Bjnall profits. Orders Executed, and Repairs done with Despatch and Neatness 7-4 9787 Hotels. CAVE_HOTEL. "O KIDWILL begs to inform hiß JtVIS) Friends and the Public that he has TAKEN the CAVE HOTEL, and that ho intends to Manage it m such a way as to dosorve tho Patronage of all classos of Travellers on the Main Road to the Mackenzie Country. A Good Table will bo kept, and no effort spared to make Wb Guests comfortable. 6-24 9403 R. KIDWILL. Scholastic. MISS FORBES, Assisted by an efficient Resident Governess and the following Visiting Teachers, RESUMED HER SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, j. ox MONDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1884. English m all its Branches, with Literature — Miss Fobbbs. Fronch and French Literature — Miss jA. Fobbbs, resident three years m Franco. Latin and Mathematics — Visiting Master. Class Singing — T. F. Gooon, Esq., Organist, St. Mary's. Piano — Miss A. Fobbes and Masters. Drawing — Freehand, Miss Fobbbs j Crayon, Mb Muxlhb j Water-color, Mbs Ostlkb. Dancing and Doportment — Mbs Ostlbb. Day, Weekly, and Yoarly Boardors. Young Ladii-s may attend for one or more Special Subject)). Advanced Pupils, Full Course, inoluding Class Singing, 10 guineas ; Beginners, 6 guineas i Beginners, Milsio, 6 guinoas. Refereos — Fbovbssob Black, Dunodin University ; W. S. FitzoebALD, Esq., Principal, Normal School, Dunedin j W. Malcolm, Principal, Normal School, Christchurch. Local Referees, Parents and others — E. Wakbwbld, Esq. ; W. J. Stbwabd, Esq., M.H.R., Waimatos Rev. W. Gillies j Roy. G. Fobtbu j Rev. G. Babolatj 0. R. Shaw, Esq. ; A Bitbnbtt, EsqN, Mount Cook Station j J. Gbanqbb JEsq. MOLLER'S COD LIVEH OIL.— Di . W. Domett Stone, M.D., of Finsburj Dispensary, &0., lays t — " It is nnquestionabl) the best— immeasurably tuperior tothebrowx i oil, more palatable, and fat mt>r« #luc«ci"»Ui. r