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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3602, 16 April 1886, Page 1

; ■■ Business Notices. '-.' BEEHIVB JSTOBES, TIMABTT.' T SHE P H E R D , PROVISION DEALER,. TEA :■ MERCHANT, &0., WHOLBaALB A?TD RETAIL, Has a Large and Varied' Stock of GROCERIES unrivalled m the District, both for Price and Quality, and as special attention is given to TEAS, " Bhepherd's Special Blend" is now m great requisition. Also BOX TEAS are m great demand, a trial of which will convince the most fastidious that they are the best procurable m Timaru. Please note below a few of the CASH PRICES :— Tea, per lb, from Is 6d, speoial value Tea per Box, from 11s 6d to 27s 6d Tea per Half -chest, from 1b 3d per lb Candles, by the Box, 1 Bid per lb Sugar, good white crystal, BJd per lb by the bag, grand condition . Maccarom, m 71b tins, lOd per lb Assorted Tinned Fishes, 6d per tin, a great treat Blue Btarch, Is 8d per paoket Tobacco, 5s per lb, .good quality Cocoa, m ilb tins, 9d Blue-headed matches, Is 6d per dozen. All other articles at equally low prices. J.S. has also a good Variety Of Crockery, Glassware, Ironmongery, Plated Goods, &o. 4-10 511 1» JT R SIDNEY WOLF, (From the Royal Academy of Music, London), PROFESSOR OF SINGING, VOICE PRODUCTION, PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN, ORCHESTRAL & CHORAL CONDUCTOR, Late Conductor of Pirates of Fenzance Opera Company, and Wellington and Ashburton Choral Societies, having taken np his residence m Timaru, is prepared to TAKE PUPILS m STNGING, PRODUCTION OF VOICE, SIGHT SfNGING, and only a limited number of Advanced Pupils for the Pianoforte. Mr Wolf will not take any beginners for the Pianoforte, unless thoy agree to take Lessons for a term of three years. For Terms apply to MR WOLF, at his Rooms, TIMARU ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, opposite Post Office, or at MR HUGGINS' at Messrs C. Begg Bnd Co.'s Pianoforte Warehouse. 3-17 195 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ORDERS can now be taken for the Celebrated WINCHESTER TOMATO SAUCE, Which is prepared expressly by Mrs J. A. Youno-, of Winchester. The Sauce is pronounced by epicures to be the best Tomato Sauce made. The Trade Supplied. 4-2 318 W. BOURNE, pUBINETMAKER & UPHOLSTERER, Maik South Roai>, Tuiabt;. Well Made DINING AND DRAWING-ROOM SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN BEST MANNER. FLAX, HAIR, AND SPRING MATTRESSES. 8-9 10^ THE LUXURY OF THE SEASON. FRESH OYSTERSSTEWED OR OTHERWISE. /■^RANE'S FISH & OYSTER SALOON, \J Next to the Old Bank Hotel, Chnrch Btreet, Is the Only Place m Timaru where a constant supply is kept, and Cleanliness is the Order of N;b!— PRIVATE ROOMros VISITORS. . Liberal Allowance made to Hotelkeepers, Boarding Houses, and. Private Families. Cash Buyer of all Fish Caught m Timaru Waters. 3-6 73 T. D. CLAPHAM BEGS to intimate) that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as a TAILOR m the TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY, the Premises lately occupied by Mr.H. Clapham. Having on hand a Nice Selection of Tweeds, T.D.O. hopes, by Good Workmanship, Low Prices, and Guaranteed Fit, to receive a share of. public Patronage. . 2-6 5726 TO CONTRACTORS, FARMERS AND OTHERS. aEORGE TAYLOR is still continuing 1 his business at BeaConbiibld, near Timaru, and is prepared to supply -the trade and public with Horse Cloths, Tents and Tarpauliuß at Lowest current rates. '"■• All Goods thoroughly guaranteed. ' : GEORGE TAYLOR, ' ; Sail, ; Hobsb Cloth, Tb&t lawd' Tabpa'ulik Makbb,. BEACONSFIELD. 4-5 463 BON-ACCORD ;CARRJAGE"WORKB. ARC HI BA L D P B ASE B, PROPRIETOR. : MAIN NdRTH ROAD (Next King's Stables Timaru. 6-12 837" PRINCE OF WALES BREAD AND BISCUIT FACTORY. J. V O U N G • wishes to inform, his Customers and the Public* that his BREAD is still 6d the LARGE LOAF, for cash. -•• ' BISCUITS. . The Single Bound at the Wholesale Price, thus saving from 25 to 90 percent; All other Small Goods equally cheap. ■ , ..,. . .... , 3-11 113 HOFFMANN'S. PATENT BRICKS. ALWAYS ON HAND— Best Burnt 'BRICKS i, also, Fresh Flare LIME. Good VPotor Supplied to Suburbs. - SHEARS? SIB AM BRICK AND LJMB WbRKS,, Baa* Domain. ' 7-ftlMB