, Insurance Companies. NEW YORK LIFIC INSURANCE Ci-'TPANY. Establi&.i o - - 1845. ASSETS (" T :R £17,000,000. THE Companv issues the most varied and advantageous Contracts, oombining j Life Assurance with a Good Investment. c The actual results of its matured Tontines (now being paid) HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALLED. It does the largest Kndowment and Annuity business in the World. It is a purely Mutual organisation, and offers its patrons ABSOLUTE SECURITY. BEFORE INSURING get FrospectUß and all Information from SYDNEY DAVIES, ( District Agent for South Canterbury. Business Notices. "PITMAN'S SHORTHAND, or PHONOGRAPHY, Taught Privately, or through tha Post. For terms apply to Mb Gbo. Babnpibld, "Certificated Writer," caro of Mb I Watts, Timaru Restaurant. TO FARMERS AND OTHEHS. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF GREEN FLAX in any Quantity. State r distance from nearest Railway Station to JEPHSON & MOORE, 8 Flax Millers, b Tinwald. v. THOMAS RICE, 1 CONFECTIONER (Next Theatre Entrance), 8 HAS IN GREAT VARIETY Hay's Choice Confectionery, Fry's Celebrated Chocolate, Confr'-.ois in Fancy Boxes suitablo for Chi-:, iuas Gifts, Boiled _ Sugars of his own muuufacture in endless variety, Toffees, Icr., Creams, Lollies, etc. Patbokizb Locai Indcbthy: at RICJS'S NBW SHOP (Next Theatre Entrance). PHOTOGRAPHS OF MOUNT COOK . AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. WFERRIER, having recently been on • a tour to Mount Cook has succeeded in Taking a Verv FINK SEBIKS OF VIEWS of MOUNT COOK and neighbourhood. The series include views of B DitKE'B PASS, LAKES TEKAPO and eCKAKI. Now Beady and to be had from the Book- 4 sellers and al?o nt the Studio. | VIEWS 1/- BACH. I BOS*' BOY&L AKOADE. \ ATLAS FLOUR. ATLAS FLOUR. r TO THE INHABITANTS OF SOUTH CANTERBURY. THE CELEBRATED ATLAS ROLLER FLOUR MILLS are now in full working order, and as all tho moat modern machinery obtainable for money has been secured by the Company, and only the best Milling Wheat is being used, the Flour now . placed upon the Market is superior to any yet made in New Zealand, and will be Sold at the Lowest Market Value. The Company, therefore, respectfully request that the Bakers and Housewives of this Town and District will favour them with ONE TftlAL, when they have overy confidence | that tho Atlas Flour will command the - 1 premier position in this as in every other Market, in Now Zealand. I Tho Flour oin bn obtained at the Mill, near Railway Station, or at any of the Stores in Timaru, in Saoks or Bags, in quantities to suit the requirements of our Customers. wm. Ivans ; MANAGING DIRECTOR. 1 IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES op RKID & GRAY'S , TWO AHD THREE FURROW PLOUGHS. PLEASE NOTE that from date hereof our PRICES for Double and Treble ' Furrow Ploughs will be ONE POUND LE3S ■ than Catalogue Prices j and observe that . RAILAGE is PAID BY US to any station i on tho Hurunui-Bluff or main line of railway ; or FREIGHT ia PAID BY US to any main i port of New Zealand, as per catalogue , REID & GRAY were awarded First Order of Merit and Special Mention by the • Jurors at the recent Melbourne Exhibition ; i and at that of 1880-81. REIT) k GHAY not only won the only Gold Medal for Double '. Furrow Ploughs aworded to New Zealand, > but from amongst oil the Ploughs in the Exhibition, from the leading English, B American, and Colonial makers, their Plough 'i so excited the admiration of the Jurors that it was singled out for Special Commendatory Reference in their official report as follows . [> •• In Plough* there i» one oihibit to which wo wish to draw special attention, as being the best, and that is the Double Furrow of m Reid and Gray, of Dunedin, New Zealand. - In finish and construction it is for superior to any other." — See Jurori Report, page 125. BEID AND GBAT. " THE PATENT CONTINUOUS OVEN i BAKERY. • J. O'DOWD d MAIN NORTH BOAD, (Oppositb Smith's Coai Yabd.) IN order to keep pace with my Daily Increasing Business, I have procured of Bailey Baker's Patent Continuous „ I Ovens wbioh has heen erected at considerable S cost, and after due trial it has been found equal to all requirements. Customers can now rely upon receiving Bread freo from obnoxious gases and burns, and infinitely superior to anything yet delivered in Timaru. Biscuits and Pastry of every oUscription doily. INSPECTION INVITED. i- J. O'DOWD, THE PATENT CONTINUOUS OVEN BAKERY, MAIN NORTH ROAD, re lIMAEF.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4526, 29 April 1889, Page 1
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