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Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3385, 3 August 1885, Page 2

ROBERT BOWIE • SUITER'S BUILDINGS, HAS JUST OPENED, Ex "Coptic" and other lute arrivals from London — j , 3 Hhd Rowatt's Patent Anucopnic Lamps 1 Hhd Kowatt'B Patent Anueapnio Globe? 6 Crates Assorted Enrtbenwaro 2 Crates Toilet Ware 2 Cases Dixon's celebrated E.P, Goods 1 Case Doneton's Ceramic Waro Statuettes. Those goods having been all Bought for Cash direct from the Manufacturers, enables me to Bell them at Exceptionally Low Priceß. ROBERT BOWIE, 6-14 3012 Butter's Buildings. The Hew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ld.)Capital . TT £3,500,000 , Reserve Fund^ £250,000. MAKES Itiberal Cash Advances on Freeholds, on Stations and Stock, and on Growing Crops of Grain and Clips of Wool. Receives Consignments of Wool, Grain, Tallow, Leather, Hidea, Skins, Frozen Meate, Cheese, Butter, 4c, for sale m New Zealand, Australian, American, and London Markets, againßt which Advances are mado if required. Undertakes Indents of British, Continental, East Indian, and American Goods, and Commissions m all branches of mercantile business. Holds Periodical Auction Sales of Wool, Grain, Skins, Hides, 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 bo 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, aro now very low. Supplies Cprnsacks, Woolpacfes, and Twine of the best quality, at lowest current rates. Full particulars on application at the Company's Offices. F. LeCKEN, Manager, Timaru. GEORGE WTLKTN, AgentJWaimate. 6-1 9165 "Acawr k^ ■ m patbsx BAMB P \ WZBS. THE FOLLOWING AWARDS have been OBTAINED by the above Company :— TIMARU, Oct. 28 -Highly Commended RANGIORA, Nov. 6-First Prize CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 10, 11, 12— No Judging ASHBURTON, Nov. 19— First Prize OAMARU, Nov. 20, 21— No Judging DUNE DIN, Roy. 26 and 27— Highly Commended MILTON, Dec 3— First Prize TAPANUI, Dec. s— Highly Commended INVERCARGILL, Dec. 11 and 12— First Priie. 6-14 3013 HEALEY'S Glass, Paint, Paperhanging, Plumbing, and Sanitary Warehouse. X ARGEST STOCK OF PAPERHANG±J INGS IN CANTERBURY. White Lead, Oils, Colors and Glass, ic. Baths, Lavatories, Cabinet Tops, Wash-hand Basins, and Closets of all descriptions on view. Iron and Copper Circulating Cylinders for Hot Water. ELECTRIC AND WIRE BELLS. Pumps, Iron and Lead Pipes, Spouting, Sheet Lead, Varnishes and Brushware, &c. GAS FITTINGS and GAS BURNERS, including Victoria, Bray's Special, Comet, Dank's, &c. Greenhouses, Conservatories, Etc., Painted and Glazed. Workmen sent to any pnrt of Town or Country. W. HEALEY, OPPOSITE POST-OFFICB, TIMARU. 5-6 2932 ALL YE LOVERS of GOOD CHINA should Call at the Timnru Tea Warehouse and Innpect tho NEW GOOD 3 ju B t being unpacked ex "Soukar" and "lonic" from London. B. E. HIBBARD, TIMARU TEA WAREHOUSE. 3-30 1975

ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. [Bkb advbutibkmints.] This Day. By Messrs Maclean and Stowart, at the Stndholmo Junction Yards— Sheep, Cattle, ote. By Messrs Jonas sud Bourn, at the Ploasant Point Yards, at 12.30 p.m.— Shoop, Cattle, and Pif?a ; also 20 trucks of Firewood. By Messrs E. Tnrnbnll and Son, at their Booms, at 1.30 p.m. — Household Furniture. By Mr E. R. Guinness, at tho Studholmo Junotion Yards— Cattlo, etc. By Mr F. M. Riokman, at Studholmo Junotion Yards— Sheop, etc.

MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, *c. This Day.

Ship Hotel— South Canterbury Hunt Club, at 11 a.m. Towh Hall— Mooting of local C'oinmitteo of the Now Zealand Indnßtrial Exhibition, at 7 p.m. Board Room, Main School — Timaru School Committee, at 8 p.m.