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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3738, 24 September 1886, Page 2

KAITANGATA HH^ COAL. THE KAITANGATA COAL is highly recommended for every purpose, and i» the JOST ECONOMICAL OF ALL COLONIAL COALS. It possesses features far and away Superior to any other Coal, gives independently an EFFECTIVE FIRE WITH A BRIGHT ILLUMrNATING FLAME. Absolutely free from dirt of any kind, and is unanimously accepted as the REAL "HOUSEHOLD COAL" OF NEW ZEALAND. EBENEZER SMITH, AGENT FOR SOUTH CANTERBURY. -4 2076

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. npHE ACCOUNTS for Subscriptions to 30th JUNE aro now sent out. Au early settlement is respectfully solicited. 3. IVESS. " TIMARU HERALD." SPECIAL DELIVERY FOR WAIMATE. A RRANGEMENTd havo just been comX\. pleted for a nAND DELIVERY of the Timabv Tlkkild to Subscribers already enrolled m Waimate, every morning, immediately on the arrival of the first train, COMMENCING FROM MONDAY, tho 13th Instant. Those desirous of subscribing will kindly forward their names to the Manager at onre. Complaints of late or non-delivery i should ulso be addressed to the Manager. REMOVAL. "TIMARU HERALD." REMOVED TO NEW OFFICES, . SOPHIA 3TREET, Nbas tub Post Office J. IVESS, Proprietor. "TIMARU HERALD." NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ;.AND SUBaCRIEBRS MR ROBERT BELL has been appointed as Collector and Canvasser for the TIMASTJ Hebald m the room of Mr Edward Jones, resigned, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge for all moneys. He is also authorised to make contracts on behalf of the Hebald for Advertising or Job Printing. JOSEPH IVES3, Proprietor. ■W. McKEOWH, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, TIMARU, HAS on Hand a Large Stock of Saddlery of every description, and to meet the depressed state of the times has ma:ie a LARGE REDUCTION m tlio Price of every Article. Being a Cash Purchaser he is prepared to Sell Goods at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PROFIT. RIDING SADDLES, Best and Cheapest m Timaru. Inspection Invited. No Reasonable Offer Refused. 0-10 2129 TROUT FISHING. X7IIRST Shipment of FISHING TACKLE, JD ex Coptic, Juat Received. A Splendid Assortment of Fly and Trolling Rods— Every Requisite. Further Invoices, ex Ruapehu, m a few daji. T. G. EOWLEY, Importer. 9-14 2194 r\N SALECLOVERS (English and American Varieties)) PERENNIAL RYEGRAS3 COCKSFOOT FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, AT LOWEST RATES CURRENT. 8-13 1859 INWOOD & CO. EX AEAWA, AORANGI AND IONIC. BOWER AND F3BGUSON, WATO3MAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND IMPORTERS' "VTEW STOCK by above steamers comROTHERAM'3 LEVER WATCHES so well and favourably known by the public GEM RINGS m Diamonds, Rubies, etc. EDINBURGH-MADE JEWELLERY, splendid specimens ELECTRO-PLATE, great variety of useful articles Agents for Laurance's celebrated Spectacles ; very highly recommended ; Large Stock. " Lauranco on Spectacles ; their usb and abuße," Free by Post. As we are prompt Cash Buyers, the whole will be quoted at VERY LOW PRICES. QUALITY CANNOT BE EXCELLED. 8-14 1884 BOWER &*FERGUSON. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE COLONY FOR AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES. G-. AND T. YOUNG, 80 Pbinobs Stbekt, Dbnedin ; Tijiaec AND OAIIABtT. BEG to direct attention to the following List of Prices of American Waltham Watches, which on comparison will bo found the Cheapest m tho Colony : — Sterling Silver Hunting Full-plate Waltham Lever Watch, steel balance, 7 jewels m setting, 60s ; with gold balance, 70s ; compensation, 80 ; with 2 pair ext a jewels and compensation balance, 90s ; keyless full plate ditto, from 90s to 1255. Sterling Silver Hunting J-plato Waltham Lever Watch, gold balance, 7 jewels insetting, 955 ; with compensation balance, 92s 6d ; with 2 pairs extra jewels and gold balanco, 955 ; compensation, 100s ; keyless J-plate ditto, from 100s. Noto the Addresses :— G. and T. Young, 80 Princes Btreet, Dunedin. Branches : Timaru and Oamaru, 7-28 1678 The Canterbury and Otago Book Almanac and Diary for 1887 riIHE above work is iv course of preparJL ation and will be issued as usual on or about the first week m December. Clerks of tho various Councils, Road and Town Boards, and other Departmental Bodies who have hitherto contributed to the Publication -will kindly FURNISH the Compiler with the usual items of INFORMATION, noting the variouß official changes which have taken place since last year. The CANVASSER for tho Timabu Hbeaid, MR RORERT BELL, is authorised to obtain Advertisements and receive moneys for and on account of the Almanac. J. IVESS, Proprietor,