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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3269, 19 March 1885, Page 1

Business Notices. B. C R A I G, SHARE AND MONEY BROKER, &, COMMISSION, MERCHANT a*d HOTEL BROKER, VALUER and ADJUSTER. Money to Lend ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. 176, Hereford street, Christchurch. 3-19 2423 SHOOTING SEASON. g) TUST RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE, GUNS — Breech and Muzzle-Loaders, by the best Makers, notably a few of Bland and Sons, chambered for the Kynoch Metallic Caßes. Powder, Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, and every requisite for Shooting. A few First-class Field Glasses, Dram Bottles, &c, &c. As I am unable to show my Large Stock . of ' Sporting Goods, I would respectfully m vite inspection. 3-14 2382 T. G. ROWLEY. 3. '^ WINCHESTER MILL. t O N SALB ~ ry al l 7 FLOUR— Guaranteed Best Quality a,' BRAN 8, J* CRUSHED OATS. l-i 1678 MESSRS „. & J. R. STANSELL BEG to announce that they have opened an ENGINEER'S SHOP adjoining the Acme Barb Wire Co. Factory, Sophia Street. And having secured the services of Mr F. J. Noble and Staff, they will be m a - position to undertake any Mechanical Engineering work. A SPECIAL LINE. Any kind of BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE REPAIRS EXECUTED on the PREMISES. ,i Plans and Estimates furnished, and all WORK GUARANTEED by f-2 2103 MESSRS STANSELL BROS. , WADE & SHEA, BOOTMAKERS, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Home Markets, a LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK or THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS IN LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S 7 BOOTS AND SHOES. j Ladies' French, Glove Kid, Victoria Lattice Fronts, Mock Lace and Buttoned Oxonian and Derby Lace Kid and Alpine Prunella E. S. Boots, and Buttoned, Lace, and Elastic Side Kid Boots, all Sizes, purchased from tho most celebrated Makers. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S LAWN TENNIS SHOES. A Large Stock of the Very Best COLONIAL MADE Boots and Shoes. The above will be Sold at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 0 BOOTS MADE TO ORDER with Kid, j Calf, Peal, Alligator, and Porpoise Skins, and warranted to give satisfaction. 0 REPAIRS Neatly and Substantially Done, at Moderate Charges. I IMPERIAL BOOT MART. MAIN SOUTH BOAD, J TIMARU. 3-7 2324 r COAL. COAL. ' rr\O ARRIVE per S.S. GLAUCUS, on or 9 L about THURSDAY, the 19th INST. ' c Will be Sold very Low while Discharging. b JNO. JACKSON, t TIMARU SAWMILLS. 3-18 2402 "t _____________^ II SPECIAL TRIPS TO MOUNT \. COOK. Q y fT_E Undersigned, at the request of a. JL large number of the Travelling: Public, ii, will, 'ON AND AFTER MARCH 16th, ■ c RUN " SPECIAL TRIPS TO MOUNT COOK, With Tourists and others. From my long experience, and thorough knowledge of the Rivers m the Mackenzie Country, combined with Moderate Charges, civility^ and carof ulncss, 1 hope, to be. liberally patronjsefl. I will also ACT AS GUIDE to Parties who may wish to explore the Glaciers (without extra charge), as I intend to accompany tho sevoral Parties as Driver. Special arrangements made for Large P( j Parties. n Tolegrams or Letters addressed as under jf will be promptly attended to. ' h ' BEN CLARKSON, id 3-17 2398 Fairlie Creek. g OkAPI CHAFF. WORKS _HD . ■ . • PUBLIC DIP. /^HAFF AND CRUSHED OATS V/-; always on hand. OATS, WHEAT, 1R PEAS, BEANS, &c., Ground for Stock Feed- ; ing. GRAIN AND SEEDS CLEANED. 3 R. A. BARKER, : 10-18 866 OhaDi,' Orari: TEMUKA MILL, id /"GRISTING DONE AS USUAL. to 'HIGHEST PRICE GIVEtf FOR VELVET ?e ' CHAFF WHEAT. " )0 3-5 ?310 ' ' J. H. DIOKENSON.