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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3276, 27 March 1885, Page 2

WESTPORT fij^K KAITANGATA NEW SEAM OF HOUSEHOLD) fis3|s/§i|^ BEDMEE« WALTON PARK COALS! AT LOWEST RATES. EBENEZER SMITH, 10-20 877 MAIN NORTH ROAD.

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ld.). Capital £3,500,000 Eeserve Fund... £250,000. MAKES Liberal Cash Advances on Freeholds, on Stations and Stock, and on Growing Crops of Grain and Clips of Wool. Beceives Consignments of Wool, Grain, Tallow, Leather, Hides, Skins, Frozen Meats, Cheese, Butter, &c, for Bale m New Zealand, Australian, American, and London Markets, against which Advances are made if required. Undertakes Indents of British, Continental, East Indian, and American Goods, and Commissions m all branches of mercantile buainess. Holds Periodical Anction Sales of Wool, Grain, Skina, Hidea, Tallow, Live Stock, Lands, &c, m its Salerooms, Stores, and principal country markets of the district. Special and Clearing Sales of every description will also be conducted. Have Storage Accommodation for Grain, &c, m their specially-constructed Stone Stores (connected by sidings with the railway, thus doing away with terminal charges and cartage). The rates having lately been reduced, are now very low. Supplies Cornsacks, Woolpacks, and Twine of the best quality, at lowest current rates. Full particulars on application at the Company's Officea. F. LeCREN, Manager, Timaru. GEORGE WILKIN, Agent, Waimate. 6-1 9165 NOTICE. CHARLES BEGG & CO.'S TUNER Will be m Timaru on WEDNESDAY, the 25th inst. Orders left with Mr W. J. Hugoins, Theatre Buildings, will meet with prompt attention. We beg to certify that Herr Teschner is capable of TUNING PIANOS, HARMONIUMS and AMERICAN ORGANS; therefore respectfully solicit a continuation of public support, CHARLES BEGG & CO., Music Sellers, Dunedin. [Established 24 years.] 3-24 2468 HOT WATER Instantaneous. HOT WATER. WTT WOULD call the attention • XX* of Architects, Family Hotel Proprietors, and Householders generally, that ho has just Imported a few Patent Water-Heaters, For BATHS, LAUNDRY TUBS, &c, from which HOT WATER can be OBTAINED m ONE MINUTE, Night or Day, when fires are out, or m case of sickness, &c. A HOT BATH for CHILD m THREE MINUTES. HOT BATH for GROWN PERSON m TEN MINUTES. Being Portable, it can he placed over Bath, Wash-hand Basin, or Sink, &c. A constant supply. The Hot Water may be used for domestic purposes. TO BE SEEN AT WORK AT HBAIiEY'S ■p-LXTDIBIITG AND SANITARY WABEHOTTSE, Opposite Post Oeeice. 3-6 1411 | TIMARU TEA WAREHOUSE. mHIS WEEK'S SPECIALITIES :— CREAM CHEESE and} From the Taieri ROLL BACON ) Plain. PICKLES IN i-GALLON and GALLON GLASS BOTTLES. Hibbard's Timaru Tea Warehouse. 2-3 1975 NOTICE. IN FUTURE a Small Charge of TWO SHILLINGS AND SIJXPENCE will be made for SEARCHING the BOUND FILES of the Timaru Herald. At the same time every assistance will be afforded those who may seek information from them. 3-20 ADVERTISEMENTS intended for Publication m the TIMABU HEBALD may be left at the Office any hour through the day. AFTER NIGHT they may be put m the FRONT DOOR LETTER BOX up to Midnight, and they will be inserted if for persons having an account current at the Office. Advertisements to he paid or arranged for may be taken through the Side Passage after night to the back of the premises. Advertisements received »?tar ten o'clock will he placed over Leader and charged for accord, ingly. BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATHj [ NOTICES. IN FUTURE 4s EACH will be charged for inserting these notices m the TIMABU HEBALD, Unless they are prepaid, m which case only the usual charge of 2s 6d will be mado. The cost and inconvenience of collecting small accounts render this course necessary. To ensure insertion, such announcements should also be certified to iy either the officiating Minister, Registrar, or some wellknown resident. MJBETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, &c. This Day. Assembly Rooms—S.C. Football Club, at 5 p.m. Theatre Royal—Miss Genevieve Ward, at 8 p.m. ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. (seb advertisements.] This Dat. By Mr K. F. Gray, at his Yards, at 1.30 p.m.—Shoep, Cattle, etc.; at his Rooms — Greyhounds. By Mr F. M. Rickman, at Studholmo Junotion—Sheep, Cattle and Horses.