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Timaru Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4525, 27 April 1889, Page 1

NOTICE TO FARMEBS. WE are CASH BUYERS of WHEAT, OATB and BARLEY m any quantities. EVANB & 00. (LIMITED), Atlas Mills, Timaru. PUBLIC NOTICE. COAL ! COAL ! ! COAL ! ! ! FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD. TO the Citizens of Timaru and the Public generally. I beg to take this opportunity of tendering my thanks for past support and to remind you that I am still to the fore with Best Newcastle, Cbalbrookdale and Kaitangata COAL, also FIREWOOD, short and long lengths, all at very low rates. Country orders by Post or otherwise attended to punctually. Quality and weight Guaranteed. ROBEHT DONN, KING STREET COAL YARDS, Timabtj. Mr R. Laidlaw Toshach. AS it has beon reported Me Toshacii intends removing to another part of the colony he begs to state that ho has ftO INTENTION OF LEAVING TIMARU. Junior Classes for Singing on Saturdays. Girls, from 2 to 3 p.m. Boys, from 3 to 4 p.m. Theory taught on an Attractive System. TERMS, 103 PER QUARTER. Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and Singing, Boas' Royal Afide, Timaru. r* OBBKX BOWIB, BUTTER'S BUILDINGS. LAMPS bx " PERI." The Illuminator (for oconomy). N.B. no chimney required, from 6s. The Union (tho light) m choice designs for hall parlour. ( The above cleared rapidly last season giving universal satisfaction. ) Hand Lamps from Is. A few Kerosene stores to clear from 7b 6d. Purchasers should call early. SYDENHAM HOUSE. WINTER SHIPMENTS. t-VTOW LANDING— -i-^i New Season's Btock of West of England and Worsteds, &. Fancy Coatings. Al«o, a Choice Solection of the Newest the leading Colonial Mills. And having bought for cash, I am m a position to supply my patrons with a Stylish, Well-fitting Garment, combined with good Workmanship, at LOWEST BATES. Mercery, Hate, Gloves, Scarves, &c. — In this department will be found the Latest Novolties, imported direct. Just received — A large Stock of Waterproof Coats, sewn seams, with and without Copeß, also Umbrellas Travelling and Buggy Rugs. SPECIALITIES. A large variety of Habit, Ulster, and Jacket Cloths to select from, also New Woollen Cords and Saddle Tweods for the Hunting Season. FIT GUARANTEED. WM. WADDELL, MERCHANT TAILOR AND IMPORTER, SYDENHAM HOUSE, Main North Road. A VALUABLE LOAD. /CURIOSITY was oicitod tho other day by Kj A WAGGON LOAD of TEA going through the Main Street to tho Store of DAVID OWERS. Tho Load consisted of 35 FULL CHESTS each weighing HOlbs. This Tea has now beon Blended and put up m tins of 3, 6, and lOlbs each, and for i)elicaoy of Flavour and Real Worth it CANNOT BE BEAT. Thoadvuntagca m Buyingour Blended Tone aro threefold. First, they aro Nett Weight, tho Quality is far Superior to Box Teas, and they arc Sold at Leas Cost. 20 Quarlor Chests of tho Celebrated HonejBiieklo Tea »t 2b per lb. Wo havo a Splendid Himiplo of Gnnpowdor Tea m stock at 2s 6d per lb, If your Grocer has sold you a Bad Box of Tea get a Pound of this Gunpowder and mix with it and you will BK BURPRISED at tho Result. As winter is approaching ft CUP of our CKLHBRATRD COFFEE will bo found a Morning Luxury. Our First Curo of HAMS and BACON for this season is now ready m Splendid Condition. DAVID OWEKS Would rcßpectf ully ask those who havo not tried hia goods to give thorn one trial. Wo havo tho Finest Shop m Town and intond to make it the Leading Store m tho diatriol. DAVID OWERS, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER (Late Jas. Anderson <fc Co.), i Telephone— Town 35 Eli«»beth Btreet No. 4.1