Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3281, 2 April 1885, Page 2

WESTPORT ttj(K KAITANGATA NEW SEAM OF HOUSEHOLD) |MMi^^ im v ]srisr_B v JIBf walton park COALS! AT LOWEST RATES. EBENEZER SMITH, 10-20 877 MAIN NORTH ROAD.

MACPHERSON, FILMER & CO., TIMBER MERCHANTS TIMARU. J JYARDS AT TIMARU, ASHBURTON JAND WOODLANDS. SAWMILLS AT MABEL BUSH, SOUTHTAND BUUIHLAWD, AND PATERSON'S INLET, STEWART ISLAND. 1-10 1764 ■ § rtT oj| WO fir Oil f LAul UAIO Ur uA-Jl. -.nvr a vn ■ w vi vrnt-__i WE are informed by the Architect that our New Premises, Victoria House, will be ready by the beginning of next week. During the remaining days some Very Desperate Bargains will be offered. J. BALLANTYNE & GO. 3-10 1863 . —_____— ______________________________ „ MX TAIN UI." J_l Ol ATCD ■ Ui OLn I Lit T3EGS TO ANNOUNCE that ho has JUST OPENED, DIRECT FROM the MANUFACTURERS, BYZANTINE AND MORESQUE /■k j_ n DE"TTG ' wMKrC I Wa a , an ALSO) A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WINTER NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. nimTiiTTT > ... wmwm«« SYDENHAM HOUSE. 3-27 2495 The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile . _ flgenCy lOmpaiiy (La.). _ . . Capital £3,500,000 Reserve Fund... £250,000. J. ¥^ eral asll Ad 7»aces in^^Xa&^oTGit:h Clips of Wool. Keceives Consignments of Wool, Grain, Tallow, Leather, Hides, Skins, Frozen Meats, Cheeae, Butter, &c., for IZ™IZ^M%£T^B^ Advances are made if required. Undertakes Indents of British^ Continental, East Indian, and American Goods, and Commissions m all branches of mercantile business. HoWs Periodical Auction Sales of Wool, Grain, 8-ins, Hides, Tallow, Live Stock, Lands, &c, m its Salerooms, Stores, and principal country markets of the district. Special and Cla-ring Sales °LZ? deB°nptlon ** abo be conHave Storage Accommodation for Grain, &c, m their specially-constructed Stone Stores (connected by sidings with the railway, thu B doing away with terlow.. Supplies Cornsacks, Woolpacks, and Twine of the best quality, at loweafc current rates. pJy^SSs aaPP nat °m" P T uPUTO • J-**<VvriJ_.H, Manager, Timaru. GEORGE WLLKIN, 6-1 9165 Agent> Waimate * : mrvi am -rr-Ao wt V LUIM TEAS. p_ BOWIE -r*vr±a 4. i. r. • B EGS Oa™^^ ARRIVAL of ANOTHER SHIPMENT of this CELEBRATED TEA, from the " Brae " Estate, the quality this season being, if possible, finer than previous shipments. wirhoßu^h: r3d°e n i_y! ndWallDOWbeeieCUte^ B. BOWIE. 8-11 3347 ' '

■ J. G. COWAN. — _S7«k»__ 1%/ TEN'S and Boys' Colonial JLtJL Clothing ; Boys' Jersey Suits (Plain nud Fancy), Shirts, Hosiery, Silk and Linen Hkfs., Tiea, &c., Gentlemen's Pull-over Hft t9. Boys' Hats. Large Selection of Men's and Boys' Waterproofs, with or without Capes. ELECTRIC & AUTOMATON ' UMBRELLAS. Eaiapoi Rugs, Opossum Rugs. Portmanteaux. PURE DULL GUM BOOTS. ■■■■■-■ «■■■ ■■ "■■ ■■■ iim-i ■■»■ SUTTER'S BUILDINGS. 3-28 2532 HOT WATER Instantaneous. HOT WATER. WTT WOULD call tho uttention • X_L» of Architects, Family Hotel Proprietors, nnd Householders generally, that he lias 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 res aye out> or *n case °^ B'c_ness, &c. A HOT BATH for CHILD m THREE MINUTES HOT BATH for GROWN PERSON m TEN MINUTES. Being Portable, it can be placed over Bath, Waßh-hand Basin, or Sink, &c. A constant supply. The Hot Water may be used for domestic purposes. TO BE S™ AT WORK A* TTTT» A T "SiriT^'CJ 1"! £_<i\. JU Eil O PLUMBING AND SANITARY WAREHOUSE, __^"°- 1«. mHIS WEEK'S SPECIALITIES :— In Oilman's Stores — Pavafline Candles Reduced to Tenpence. In Provisions—Consignment Real Yarmouth Bloaters and Loch Fine Herrings. B. HIBBARD, TIMARU TEA WAREHOUSE. 3-30 1975 NOTICE. T7IRIDAY NEXT being GOOD FRIDAY, JD the TIMARU SERALD will NOT BE PUBLISHED oh tbat day. . ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. [see advertisements.] This Day. By Messrs Maclean and Stewart, at Wincheater Fair—Sheep, Cattle and Pigs. By Messrs Jonas and Bourn, at Winohostor Fair—Shoop and Cattle. By Air E. 11. Guinness, at Winchester Fair — Sheep and Cattle. MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, &C. This Day. At their Offices, Public Buildings—South Canterbury Board of Education, at 11.15 MAIL NOTICES^ or United Kingdom, via Melbourne and Australian Colonies, per Manaponri, on Thursday, 2nd April, at 12.30 p.m. The mail for the United Kingdom will be due m London on tho 19th May. For Northern Ports of New Zealand, per Pen-nin»ons*tnrd»y.4*h at 2.50 P.m. Friday, the 3rd inst. (Good Friday), being a Post-office holiday, all mails usually closed on that day will close on Thursday, 2nd April, at 8 p.m. On Good Friday and Eastor Monday the TelegTaph Office will be open between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m and 7 and 8 p.m. only. (Signed) Ed. Cook, Chief Post-office, PoslinaßterTimara, 30th Maroh, 1885.