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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3744, 1 October 1886, Page 1

Business Notices. FOOT ROT. GUNN'3 FOOT KOT SPECIFIC is the only Certain Cure, t-'ee Testimonial;) from Stutiotiholders and Sheepfarmora. WK. GUNH, CHEMIST, TIJIARU. 5-12 871 CUT BOOT PALACE. MAIN ROAD, TIJIA RU . F. CULUVSANSM BEGS to announce that lie has now opened tho aboTC with a very choice selection of BOOTS, SHOES, &c, from (he bcH makers m England, Germany and France, which I havo purchased at a very small advance on Homo cost, also a good selection of Colonial Boots aud fc>hoes from the beat makers m the Colony. As I intend doing a Cash Trade, and have not half tho 113 ml expense, I am prepared to sell at a figuro hitherto unknown ia Timaru for Gents, Ladies and Children's Goods. No expense has been spared to ii.ako the Palace first-class m every respect. Bespoko Work done on the Premises by a first-class bootmaker of long oxpcrieiico. ALL GOOD 3 MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. J. MATR, 9-10 2132 Manager. READ! MARK! LEARN ! FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS ! THE latter quotation is nt all times acknowledged to bo true, aud one of the pun-st of facts is T. F. PARLEY, Bookseller, Statiohku, and News Agent, Main South Road, Timaru, Guarantees to procure any Book, Magazine, Journal, or Newspaper from any quarter of the world desired. T.F.F. is also agent for Fcrgusson and Mitchell's Brown and other Wrapping Papers, India Rubber Stamp?, and GrOL-ers' Grey Bags ; and special agent for Canterlury Times, as well as for the Nun Z-aland Farmer, Bee, ami Poultry Journal, tho latter being tho best colonial agricultural paper published within the Australian colonies, and no farmer ought to be without it, no pain 3or expenso being spared to produce for tho benefit of agriculturists the most useful reading matter upon all subjects relating to agriculture. Hard limes aro upon us all, and my advico is " Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest" : follow out tlieso few brii-f remarks, and you will find that when busy times do come, you wi'l be full of good solid learning, and able to copo with tho most stubborn facts.— TUOS. F. FARLEY, Bookseller, Stationer, and Nows Agent, Main South Road, Timaru. 7-27 1683 NEW ZEALAND WIITE AND COFFEE PALACE (Next Shepherd's Buildings), Main Soniu Road, Timabu. J. ESVIEN BEGS to announce that the WINE AND COFFEE PALACE is NOW OPEN, with a choice selection of Wines from the celebrated Grancanonga Vinoyard, Wanganui. Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, JEratcd Drinks, Hot Pica, &c. The Rooni3 are supplied with all tho leading Newspapers, Chess, Drafts, Ac. Tho proprietor respectfully invitos tho public to inspect Ihe premises. 8-7 1803 SPECIAL NOTICE. MOaRIDGE AND WILTSHIRE beg to inform tho inhabitants of Tcmuka and neighbourhood, that they intend RE-OPENING ON SATURDAY, tub 14tu AUGUST With a stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING & BOOTS, Bought m at Fifty per Cbht undkb Wholesale Pbicbs, and which they intend offering to the public at Pbicbs TVHICH MUST BNSUBB A SPBEDT SALB TERMS STRIOTLY CASH. All Accounts owing to the Firm must be Paid by the 15th Septembor. 8-13 1807 TAILORING ! TAILORING ! TAILORING ! 11 W. S. PADGET 18 now prepared to make COLONIAL, SCOTCH, or ENGLISH TWEED SUIT 3at the remarkably low figuro of £3 10s, for CASH ONLY. These Suits are guaranteed to be equal to anything procurable elsewhere for £4. O" Note the address : W. S. PADGET, MILITARY I'AIIOI, Opposito Lukey'a Stone Stables, TIMARU. 4-28 707 D.I.C. SHOW DISPLAYS FOB SPRING SEASON. AT the approach of another Season the Public aro invited to our FIRST GREAT DISPLAY OF SPRING NOVELTIES, In all the DEPARTMENTS OF FASHION. We have great pleasuro m issuing this invitation, as wo huvo never exhibited, on any previous occasion, such a rich profusion of FABRICS, NOVELTIES, AND EFFEOT3, Tho beauty of which transforms the Spacious Warehouse, and calls forth admiration and wonder. . 1 On this special occasion tho Warehouse will bo OPEN till 0 p.m. on SATURDAIT. Every Arliulo at Wholesale Warehouse prices. DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OF N.Z., Ld., 1 B HALLENSTEIN, Chairman. B. U. BROWN, Manager. 9-1 2041