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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3225, 15 January 1886, Page 4

Hotels. ROYAL HOTEL, ' TIMARU. - JOHN MORGAN ' PROPRIETOR. ! BEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEER. 1-7 5426 \ MASONIC HOTEL (Opposite Railway Station), ' ST. ANDREWS. !r(EAS. WEDEEELL ' (Eight Years Proprietor of the Fairlie Creek i Hotel), having leased the above Hotel from Mr Bbown, is prepared to welcome his old friends and the public, and as the House is very Commodious and Convenient, patrons i may rely on being Comfortable. 1 WINES, SPIRITS and BEER of Best Brands. ' HORSES and BUGGIES on HIRE. GOOD STABLING, with Groom m Attendance. 9-17 4210 GROSVENOR HOTEL, TIDXARTT. Pateonibed by HIS EXCELLENCY SIR WILLIAM JERVOIS, X.C U , AND LEADING CITIZENS OF NEW ZEALAND. m H E ABOVE HOTEL IS REPLETE WITH EVERY COXTVENIEWCE FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. PRIVATE SUITES OF APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES UN ROUTE. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS WILL MEET WITH EVERY ATTENTION AND CONVENIENCE. MEALS TO MEET EARLY AND LATE TRAINS. Bath Room, Sample Rooms, two of Thiiraton's Best Billiard Tables, AND ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. Night Porter m attendance. WALTER F. BROWN, PROPRIETOR (Successor to J. D. KETT). 11-11 4812 SHIP HOTEL. CORNER MAIN ROAD AND STRATHALLAN STREET, TIMARU. /"iHARLES GREEN has much pleasure m V> announcing to his many old Friends and the Public generally that he hns again ' resumod the management of tho Ship Hotel, > and assures Patrons that no effort will be spared to merit a continuance of tho BUpport so liberally accorded heretofore. Private Rooms for Ladies. Sample Rooms for Commercial ; Travellers. JUST TO HAND, Ei Lochnagar and other late arrivals from London, 5 hluls Aitcheson's Edinburgh Ale j 6 do Youngei-'s Pale Ale ; 5 quarters Amon tillado Sherry ; 5 do superior Palo Port; 5 quarter cas's Cheviot Blend Whisky ; 101) cases do do, very old superior; 50 cases Chambertin Mos- I seaux j 50 do Dry Champagne (Dizy) ; 2 hhds 5 quarters Bed Heurt .hum; Best Martell's Dork Brandy. Jig" Apartaients may be secured by Letter or Telogram. CHARLES GREEN, PROPRIETOR. 12-2 6046 , Miscellaneous. • ESTABLISHED 1855. : H. GRIESSELICH & CO., Shippers, Merchants and General Commission Agents, WEAVERS' HALL, WOOL EXCHANGE, 22, BASINGHALL ST., LONDON, E.G. TERMS:Indents executed for every description of General Merchandise from nny Special Maker, Factor, or Supplier, upon 2J-" per cent., and Consignments of Colonial Produce realised at • per cent. Commission. Messrs H. GRIESSELICH & CO. having no expensive Branch Houses to support m the Colonies, offer their 25 years' experience to all Merchants, Importers, Storekeepers, 4c, for the purposo of dincfc importation from the actual makers of any description of Goods m large or small quantities upon 2J per cent. Commission on tho net co9t, subject to the usual financial arrangements, viz. : — Remittance with Order, Bank Credit or Negotiation of Draft by a London Bank on presentation of the complete Shipping Securities, otherwise payment through friends , m Europe. Intending Colonial Purchasers visiting England or tho Continent will be introduced ■ to the actual Makers or Suppliers. Drapery job lines secured at the end of the Season much under Cost. I CONSIGNMENTS of Colonial Produce ; received m puyment, or usual advances granted thereon. Please refer to U . G. & Co.'s 1 Periodical Produce Report. BANKERS' REFERENCES, the London Westminster Bank, Lothbury, London, and ! any of the Colonial Banks. . Messrs GRII.3SELICH & CO.'s Prices ' Current (Importers and Shippers Guide), ono 1 hundred pages, or any special maker on application. Prico-List forwarded, post free, on application. Address you Telegrams : GRIiiSSELICH, LONDON. CONSIGNMENTS. Messrs H. G. & Co. have frequent oppor- ■ tunities to influence consignments, provided usual advances arc arranged. Special arrangements entered into with Merchants m a position to influence orders. 1-8 1735 Have You Made Tour Will? VT OTHING is more necessary for anyone •• ' m the position to leave their frionde, relatives, or others, anything after deceasebe it ever so little — than Making a Will, expressing a wish how the property or effects are to be disposed of. It costs next to no--1 thing, does not take five minutes to complete, and Baves no end of trouble, delay and expense to those loft behind, to say nothing of the estate being administered by the Public 1 Trustee and divided according to law, alto- ' gether contrary sometimes to the wish of the ' deceased. _ jForroi One S illing eaoh »t thin OIHo». WHEN BUSINESS FLAGS, advertisa briskly m the Timaru Herald, and it will brighton up.