AUSTRALASIAN pAJCELS EXPRESS. Parcels and Packages forwarded to any address at cheap, through, inclusive rates. | Ono charge. No extras. No trouble. No charge for booking or for collecting packages up to 661bs weight within tho city. Daily despatches by Rail, and to Great Britain, Europe and Australia by every Steamer. Extract from tariff, including all charges to Address of Consignee : — H W X W tr< I lift! 1 p- &■ tt : fe" f I : § a. b o f W • to M en en *>. : o o a o o P- "- 1 ? leeccnMojp^ wP' 5: ooosooP' 51 fee '/• hD w en <r *k w » h* to F 1 o* o o o o a. 5 1 os r' ~ os3jooeo? i '°' We are now receiving parcels for Home to despatch per Tongariro, sailing tins month. Revised cheap rates. Insurances effected if desired. Tariff and all information on application. Mr A. MACDONALD, Agent m Timaru, will Take Charge of any Goode for Consignment by Rail or Sea. CUFF & GRAHAM, Box 237, Post-ofiice, Christohurch ; And Lyttelton. Telephone «. 8-87 Sfifl TO SUEEP-OWNERS. P. McNEAVE'S Patent Foot-rot Application HAS been greatly praised by tho leading runholdcrs in'Queerisinnd, Now South' Wales, Victoria, Southland, nnd Otago, and is now being tried, with great success, m Canterbury. Prices are as follow : — Single bottle, 7s 6d ; 3 for £1 ; 12 .'or £3 ; case of 10 dozen bottles, delivered at. any railway station between Christclmrch and Timani, £27 10s. CASH TO ACCOMPANY ORDERS, which may be Rent to the Canterbury Fiirmt'i-s' t'o-opcrutivo Association (Limited), Timaru ; or Meissrs H. and A. Bruce, St. Andrews. M. H. ROHDE, Corn Exchange, Christehureb, Aoknt roit CantkkBtruY. 8-28 3997 MILTON POTTERY. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. ! THE Proprietor of the Milton Pottery desires to draw the utiention of the Public to the fact Unit he is manufacturing JAM FOXS AND PICKLE JARS for Next Season. First-class Quality at Lowest Prices. Price Lists sent on application. Attention is also directed to his FILTERS, which for ChenpucßS and QiuiliLv cannot bo Excelled. 1 Every description of EARTHENWA RE is now being turned out. A trial minified, and mitisfaction guaranteed. U. G. NEViLL, 8-31 4030 Proprietor. THE SEASON NOW BEGUN. BON'T FORGET Mrs G. PURDIE for your GARDEN SEEDS. All Now this Season. Flower and Vegetable i Heeds iti Packets nt 3d each nnd upwards. Splendid Onion Need m thrco varieties, viz. — Brown Spanish, Brown Globe, nnd Pickling. r FRIT IT AND LOLLIES AT THE RULING PRICES. , SIRS G. PURDIE. . Registry Oflico both for Fnrm und Domestic Servants, at the GOLDEN PLODGH SEED WAREHOUSE, Next to P. \V. Hutloii, Stationer. 8-28 400;{ ' \^7" UEN BUSINESS FLAGS, ndvertiso - TV; briskly iv the Timani Herald, and k it will brighten up.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3423, 17 September 1885, Page 1
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