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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3284, 7 April 1885, Page 1

WILLIAM NAPIER, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, &C, HAS REMOVED to more Commodious Premises m MAIN SOUTH ROAD (Next Shauit ock Hotel) . ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Funerals Conducted m Town or Country, at Moderate Charges. 3-10 233

Wanted. >• TTTTANTED-A STRONG BOY OR I- VV MAN to Milk, Feed Pigs, &c. I Apply Levels Sxatiox. 4-7 2622 g ___ . k X^7ANTED— A COOK, must be a good lt » T Butcher and Baker. Apply W. Polhill, Four Peaks. 4 7 2623 WANTED— A Good Plain COOK. Apply to Mbs M. Stddhowie, the Waimate. 4-6 2614 WANTED— Stubble or Other Feed for Sheep. Apply N. Z. Meat Peeseeving Co., Ltd., Washdyke, 4-4 2590 c \l7" AN '- rEI) KNOWN— That Herbert's » w Ribston Apples are again m the ' Market, at 3d per lb. by the Case ; also, Cooking do., at 2d by Case. Orders left at T. SMITH'S, 4-1 2560 Seedsman, etc., Timaru. WANTED for SOUTH EANGITATA SCHOOL— A TEACHEE, Salary £80 per annum and House. Married man preferred. To commence duties May 4th. Applications enclosing Testimonials to be addressed to the Undersigned, on or before • April 14th. F. W. BADHAM, 3-31 2551 Chairman. ) WANTED KNOWN. T%/T RS A. WILLIAMSON, ) SICK AND MONTHLY NUESE. Address — Back of Mrs Lesteb's, Church street. 1-9 1741 ' LITTLE JDUSTPAN. JDST LANDED, ex Lord Macduff, from New York. Churns, Novelty Wringers, Axes, Tomahawks, Claw Hatchets, Claw Hammers, Hat and Coat Hooks (9d per dozen), Brooms, Chair Seats (all I sizes), Garden Eakes and Forks, t Cutlery, Plutedware, Brushware ■, Crockery and General Ironmongery 1 Splendid Lot of BIKD CAGES, the CHEAPEST IN TOWN. LITTLE DUSTPAN, TIMAEU. 1-21 1881 Amiisements. t ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, TEMUKA. ANNUAL G A T H E E I N G. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY— TEA AND CONCERT. Tea on Tables at 6.30 p.m. Concert at 8 p.m. Admission — Tea and Concert, 2s ; Concert alone, Is. 4-6 2617 THEATRE EOYAL, TIMAEU. Under the Direction of Messrs McMahon and Leitch. By Special Arrangement with MESSES WILLIAMSON, GAENER AND MUSGROVE. The Greatest Play of Modern Days, THE SILVER KING. Another Crowded and Enthusiastic Audience last night greeted this the Greatest Play and Grandest Spectacle that has ever been witnessed m New Zealand. POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO NIGHTS, TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW, After which the Company must leave for ' Christchurch. The LAST OPPORTUNITY of witnessing this Glorious Play and Superb Production. The Magnificent Scenery and Startling Mechanical Effects. Secure Seats to-day at Friedlandcr'e. 4-7 2627 Meetings. !• BAPTIST CHURCH, E STREET. ! NOTICE. M' R SPURGEONS CELEBRATED LECTURE, " SERMONS IN CANDLES," Illustrated by Candles and Lanterns, will bo given (D.V.) by the EEV. C. DALLASTON, 1 of Christchurch, O>- TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7th, To Commence at 7.30. Doors open at 7 o'clock. The following Evening, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, Bth, the REV. C. DALLASTON will Preach. After the Sermon the REVB. ; J. STANDRING and C. DALLASTON. will address the members and friendß of the Church. All sympathisers with the Denomination are earnestly desired to attend this \ meeting. On SUNDAY, April 12th, the REV. J. STANDRING, of Christchurch, will Preach m the above Church Morning and Evening. All are invited. 4-4 2603 ORARI BRIDGE AND EANGITATA DISTRICTS. ON behalf of the South Canterbury Board of Education, I request a MEETING of the RESIDENTS m the above Districts : — BUSINESS : To meet a Deputation from the Board, and to discuss a proposal put forward by certain persons, to shift the site of the Orari Bridge School some considerable distance northwards. Time and pIace— TUESDAY, 7m INST., 2 p.m., Orari Bridge School. GEO. BAECLAY, 4-4 260-i . Convener. Ifmttina. \ SOUTH CANTEEBUEY HAEEIEES. TT OUKDS WILL MEET ; ■ on April 8th — At Strathconan, at 10.30 a.m. 4-6 2615 '. Stock fa r Sa le. FOE SALE— 100 Two-tooth Meriuo Bams, American breed. 30 Ram Lambs, pure Hampshire Down. Merino Rams for Hire for Crossing Back. Apply (o I 3-9 2332 W. MOODY,