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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3748, 6 October 1886, Page 2

SUTIER'S BUILDINGS. . NOW OPEN— Gent's Silk Dusts, Indian Cashmere, Lawn Tennis Shirts with Collars and Bands ; White and Foney Oxford and Regatta Shirts with Newest, Colhirs. Zephyr Felt Hats, m Mole, Chocolate, Slate, Drab and Black, finest qua ities. New Resilient, Armstrong and Argosy Braces. Choice Goods m China Silk Pockets, Ties, Collars &c, at J. G. COWAN'S, 10-2 2332 Slitter's Buildings. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. A DVERTI3ERS wishing to ALTER their •A. BUSINESS STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS me rei>pectfii ly requested to hand m their Alterations at this Oflice before 2 p.m. on the DAY PREVIOUS to the Publication on which they desire the a'tomtion to appear, otherwise the alteration will have to stand over until the following day. THE CYCLOH3 WOBS'i. STANSEUL BROS. IRONFOUJUBEJtH & GSiJSIIAX MACHINISTS. . T>EPAIKS Promptly Executed to Engines, JLSJ Combines and Kvery Description of Agricultural and Milling Machines. Plan* and Estimates furnished for every description of Iron and other Metnl Work. A Special Line m Cycle Work. Duplicate parts, Tyres, &v,, kept m St^ck. Drawings and Estimates of Plant and '/lachinery for Now Imiuetries supplied on Afoderate Terms. All Work und Material Guaranteed of Best Quality, nnd at Moderate Charges, by 3TAN3ELL BROS. All classes of Machinery Bought and Sold on Commission. Free Storage on Engines, Combines, 4c., placed m our hsnda for Sale. 6£T Liberal Diojount to the Trade on all sorts of Turning, Foundry and Geno-sl Eneine or Mill Work. 6-14 801* "ACBLB" %l ' B VATSVX THB FOLLOWING AWARDS.' / We boon OBTAINED by the/ ff / mi above Company : — j ' Bf I TIMARU, Oct. 28 — Highly /y I commended. / 'Si RANGIOBA, Nov. 6— Firrt/^/ ?***■ OHEISTOHTTKOH, Nov. A, A", 11, 11 — No Judging. /tt / /.■«/ ASHBUBTON, Not. 10/ Is/—s /— *«* ' * Vrite. Iff I l as l OAMARU, Vjr. 20,/ IBl— IT o Judging. 7 / DUXBDIN,Nov26/syand 87 — Highly commended. /a / UILTON, Deo./.fl /3— First Prizs. TAPA If U 1 ./ /Dec. 6— Highly com. mended. /£ I / IHYB b/^/OARGILI;, Deo. 11 la/ and 12 — Firft I JB I Prize. I 10-it toia J. D. SLATER INVITES INSPECTION OF NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS JTJST OPENED. ISYDBNHAM HOUSE, MAIN NORTH ROAD. 7-17 1573 NOTA BENE. — For Delicacy and Aroma, combined with Strength and Purity, the Teas this season at B. E. HIBBARD'S Timaru Tca°Warohouso aro'Unsurpasaed. 5 1 51A.1L NOTIOKS. For the United Kingdom and Australian Colonies, per Tarawera, on Wednesday, tith October, at 4 p.m. For Wellington and Sydney, per Wakatipn, on Thursday, 7th October, at 6 am. For Northern Ports of New Zealand, per Omapero, on Thursday, 7th October, at 6 a.m. For Northern Ports and Sydney, per Waihora, on Thursday, 7th Ootobor, at 0 a.m. For Northern Ports per Hawea, on Saturday. 9th Oetoher, at 2.30 p.m. For the United Kingdom, via San Francisco, Continent of Europe, Samoa, Sandwinh Islands, United States of America, Canada, etc., on Saturday, Ootober, 9th, as follows : — Ordinary lotters, 2.30 p.m. ; books, newspapers, registered letters and monoy orders, 1.30 p m. ; lato fee letters, at Chief Post-offioo till 2.50 p.m., and at railway travelling postoffice mail van, North Express, till 3.17 p.m. (Signed) Wr. Cook, Chief Poatmaater. Chief Poat-offioe, Timaro, Octotor stb, 1885;