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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3761, 21 October 1886, Page 4

JBtislness Notices. HILTON SHOEING FORGE. JDAVEY begs to inform the public • generally that he has started bu^i ness at Hilton as SHOEING and GENERAL SMITH. „ . All orders entrusted to his cave will be executed with fidelity and despatch. 7-19 695 TROUT FISHING. SEASON, 1886-87. C. H. B. EI D, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, TEMUKA. HAS JU9T RECEIVED DIRECT FROM HOME, a large assortment of Tackle, suitable for both Fly and Minnow Fishing. The above, having been imported direct by the advertiser, and having been specially ordered with a view to meeting the requirements of anglers m the Teniuka and Winchester waters, will be found of tho finest and most suitable quality. By purchasing from the manufacturers, C. H. Rhid is enabled to supply goods of the highest quality at prices much below those charged by the ordinary retail dealers and sellers on commission. COMPABK TJIESB PBICE3. Best English-tied Elios, Is 9d, per doz. . v oleskin Minnows from 2s fid to 3s each Angels of Devon from 2s to 2s 6'd each All Fittings, &c. proportionately cheap. 9-30 2294 C. H. REID, TEMUKA. NEW ZEALAND BIBLE, TRACT AND BOOK SOCIETY. Head Depot — 22 George Street, Dunedin. npHIS SOCIETY HAS OPENED A J. TEMPORARY DEPOT next Begg's Mn»io Wornhouso, Main South Road, with a Large and Well-assorted Btock of EVANGELICAL X.XXJJ .t ATTIRE, Consisting of Theological Works, Sunday School Library Books at special Discounts Teachers' Helps, and all other Sunday School Material at Published Prices. Family, Pulpit. Pew, and Pocket Bibles m great variety. Prayer Books, Church Services, and Cathedral Psalters. Hymn Books of all denominations. Sunday Pchool Reward Cards and Ticket?, Christmas and Birthday Cards. Illuminated Texts for walls. Splendid Collection of Gift and Prizo Books. All the latest Annuals. Largo assortment of Gospel Tracts and Pamphlets. — Inspection Invited for a few days only. 10-15 2248 J. MATHERS, Agent. Properties for Sale. FOR SALE CHEAP— Residential Site containing 1J Acres, Fenced and Planted with Trees, beautifully situated, witlrfrontage to Wai-iti Road. Price Low and Terms Ea»y. 10-21 2316 J. Ch COWiN. H. B. WEBSTER, LAND, ESTATE AGENT AND VALUATOR, GERALDINE, SOUTH CANTERBURY, HAS FOR SALE— A valuable agricultural Farm of 660 acres. Well improved, good house, and all necessary outbuildings. Four miles from a railway station. Easy terms. ALSO— A splendid Property, consisting of 524 acres of some of the beat graingrowing land m Canterbury, near a railway station ; tho wholo recently laid down m English grass. The land has been very Httlo cropped, and is m grand heart. ALSO— A Farm of 376 acres. Well situated ; deep, rich soil, well known for its grain-growing propensities. All m English grass. Also — A Farm of 200 acres, of Down land, never been cropped, is m splendid heart, well watered, and laid down m English gras3. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD PROPERTY. 10-21 2324 "PROPERTIES FOB SALE. ACHES. 705 Wakanui, Ashburton, £3 10s, or to Leiiae 229 Orari, with improvements 75 Orari, m Grass, £6 124 Joneß' road, Opihi (will ba Bold a bargain) 540 and 450 Fairlio Creek (improved) 185 South Rangitata, £7 27 Orari (rich Swamp Land) 100, 131, Rangitata, £2 10s 27, 10, 10, 7, 3, 2, 2i, with Residences Sections near Tiraaru from £40 each Sections m Timaru, with and without Buildings. MOHEY TO LEND. Insurance Agent. Lowest Rates, O. BOWKEB, 7-28 1679 Land Broker, Tiraaru. Sanderson and Co. ■ BAN!)trtf!!N & CO., I and. Estate and General Agnets, AGENTS FOR NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OP AUSTRALASIA, Ld. MANCHESTER FIRW ASSURANCE COMPANY. FOB. J3AIEAbout 200 Acres First-class Land at JSsadown I Section r Silverstream, Cheap . 600 Acm First-class Land, eloso to Fairlie CreeK Railway Station. j Also, A large number of Town Properties. TIMBEB HOOK BUSH SAW-MILLS, Orders received for Firewood, Poata and Bails, delivered at Makikihi Railway St; tion. 4-io Ifsl Undertakers. TTTT KBB AND RADCLIFF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, Bkswick Stiiebt, Tiaaaru. 20 589 J. E. BECKINGHAM, "ITIURNIBHING UNDERTAKER, _r OPPOSITE KING' 3 STABLE. ! N.B.— The Trade supplied. 5-8 839 A. BI.OOMFIELD, CABINETMAKER AND FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, HAS REMOVED to more convenientand Central Premises OPPOSITE Messrs J. ANDERSON AND CO.'S, Grocers, and is prepared to undertake FUNERALB ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Jobbing Work of all kinds done bo h m Town and Country. 4-7 474 MOLLTCR'B COD LIVER OIL.— Dr O. Harrer, M.D., L.R.0.P., of the German' Hospital, says : — " It has no disagree •ble ta»te, and on aocount of its oaref ul preparation if rjora eaiily digeiUd than othti o«*criptioD