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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3608, 24 April 1886, Page 1

Business Notices. ■' HOFFMANN'S PATENT BRICKS. r.-.- . ..?■ : ■'•">•; ■ - - ' L i LWAYS y OK HJLND— Best Burnt ii. BRICKS ; also, Fresh Flare LIME. * Good Water Supplied to Suburbs. , UHSIABB 1 STHAmIbBIOK AKD LIMB i )■> ] :,- ; „-,wobk& ■ . i .- ■ ; •.■ HERBALISM. THE OLDEST) SAFEST AND' BEST SrSTEM OF MEDICINE. . DR NEIL'S Botakic DifepENSAßi, H. H. King, Manager, Shepherd's Build- ' ings, Main Road, Timaru, will bo foundreplete with every kind of Selected and Pressed Herbs, Boots and Barks, also Pure Preparations made from the same, together wiin every requisite for the successful practise j ■ of the Botanio System of Medicine. Herbal ■Medicines for all complaints. A full stock Homeopathic and Patent Medicines, Druggists' Sundries, Toilet Requisite.', &c. Please call for Descriptive Circular. Try Neil's celebrated DANDELION PILLS, tVe best known remedy for Billiousness and Liver Complaints, procnrablo from all storekeepers, 3 dozen m box, Is. 3-16 188 T. D. CLAPHAM BEGS to intimate that ho has COMMENCED BUSINESS as a TAILOR m the TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY, the Premises lately occupied by Mr H. Clanham. Having on hand a o^ Nice Selection of Tweeds, T.D.C. hopes, by Good Workmanship, Low Prices, and Guaranteed Fit, to receive a sharo of Public Patronage. 2-6 5725 New Zealand Railways. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FARES FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS AND CHRISTCHURCU AUTUMN RACES. "OETURN EXCURSION TICKETS will XX; he issued from Temuka and Timaru to Dunedin, at the following fares, from tho 21st to the 2fi!h April, inclusivo, avnilablo for Return up to and including tho 10th May : — From Ist Class 2nd Clas3 Temuku ... 23a Gel 17s 6d Timaru . ... 22s 16s 6d These tickets will bo available for brc.ik of journcv, and may bo used by any Ordinary Train.' RETURN EXCURSION TICKETS to Christchurch will bo issued on the same dates and available for tho same period, from Timaru, at 18s First Class, 13s Second Class. SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS will be issued from any Station to any Station from tho 21st to tho 26th inclusive, available for Return up to and including tho 3rd Miy. Tho Autumn Races at Cliristchurch take phtco on tho 26th and 27th April. (By Order.) 4-16 585 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT OAMARU. CHEAP EXCURSION From Timaru, Waitaki South, and Intermediate Stations. ON tho 24th April EXCURSION TICKETS to OAMARU will be issued as under: — Bbtubn Fades : First Second From Class. Class. s. d. s. d. Timaru, Normanby, St. Andrews, and Otaio ... 5 6 4 0 Makikihi, Hook, Studholme, nml Waimate ... 5 0 3 6 Waihuo 3 6 2 6 Waituki (North and South) 3 0 2 3 The ordinary Morning Train from Timaru to Oamaru, and Evening Train from Oamaru to Timaru, will not run. In liou thereof an Excursion Train will run as under, convoying the excursionists, also ordinary passengers, from and to any station : — Timaru depart ... 8.0 a.m. St. Andrews „ ... 8.31 „ Otaio 8.43 „ Makikihi „ ... 8.55 „ Studholmo „ ... 9.20 „ Waitaki N. „ ... 9.57 „ Pukuiri „ ... 10.30 „ Oamaru arrivo ... 10.45 „ Oamaru depart ... 4.45 p.m. Pukuiri „ ... 5.2 „ Waitaki N. „ ... 5.35 „ Studholmo „ ... 6.15 „ Makikihi „ ... 6.37 „ Otaio - „ ... 6.49 „ St. Andrews „ ... 7.1 „ Timaru arrivo ... 7.30 „ Stopping at Platform Stations if required. Excursionists from Waimato travel by tho ordinary 8.40 a.m. train to Studholmo, and return from Studholmo by tho ordinary evening branch train. Saturday, the 24th, is the grand day of tho Volunteer Review. 4-17 609 By order. NEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. ON the 26th APRIL tho EVENING TRAIN from Oamaru to Timaru will START at 5.10 p.m. and run 50 Minutes LATER than usual. Goods Traffic will bo suspended on the 26th (Easter Monday). 4-22 658 By order. Trespass Notices. TO TRESPASSERS. TVTOTIOE — Persons m Pursuit of Game or .131 otherwise on my placo at MOUNT HORRIBLE, without a Written Permission, (rill bo PROSECUTED. I Caution owners of Dogs that POISON has been LAID m my Paddocks. 10-13 4470 GEO. H. RHODES. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING on the property known as Harry B. Johnston's, Hook Swamp, m pursuit of game, or otherwise, will be prosecuted with tho utmost rigour of the law. R. T. MABSHALL, For 3-25 303 W. GRANT. A NY Person TRESPASSING on the Raincliff Estate m Pursuit of Game or otherwiso will bo Prosecuted. j 3-29 353 B. MACKAY.