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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1659, 12 January 1895, Page 1

Business Notices. £ S. D. WHAT ARE THE WISE WIVES SAYING ? v TF YOU CAN SELL AT THOSE I PRICES YOU'LL DO THE TRADE." SPECIAL NEW YEAR JOB PURCHASE OF 50 DOZ. . TURKISH TOWELS. LARGE BATH SIZES — MARVELLOUS BARGAINS. PRICES FOR 14 DAYS : WHITE— I/-, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/9.' UNBLEACHED AND STRIPED — 1/-, 1/3, 1/4. A SAMPLE PAIR sent by Post to any Address for 6d extra. WILLIAM CODY, Importer, Timaru. S&- DRESSMAKING ON ; THE PREMISES 10/6. ONLY A Few MoCORMIGE REAPERS & BINDERS LEFT. PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE. TWINES AND OILS Cheaper than any other Firm. PRIEST & HOLDGATE. QPRING BLOSSOM can be had tit k5 Bowker's Timaru Cash Store, at 2s and 2s 4d per lb. BINDERS. POE SALE OR HIRE SEVERAL BRANTFORD BINDERS, 5 x 6ft CUTS, NEW AND SECOND HAND. Also, a HORN S B V , 6ft CUT, IN GOOD ORDER. BRANTFORD REPAIRS, A FULL SUPPLY ON HAND. / MELVILLE GRAY. Educational. TEMPORARY CHANGE OF RESIDENCE. PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MISS LISSAMAN desires to notify that '■ IN FUTURE her SCHOOL will be conducted at " THE PRIORY," West Town Belt, till* such time as her new residence can be erected. When' the Building is completed, Miss Lissaman will cany on her Classes at AL/jrON HOUSE, Sefton street. TERMS-4, 3, and 2 Guineas per Term. Boarders tfiken for the High School. TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL. • Headmaster : GEORGE HOGBEN, M.A., (Mathematical Honours), formerly Scholar and Prizeman, St. Catharine's Col- ! lege, Cambridge. npHE Next Term will begin TUESDAY, X sth February, 1895. New Pupils will be admitted on MONDAY, 4th February, 1895, between 10 and 12. FEES— Seniors, £4 6s 8d per Term ; Juniors, £3 13s 4d per Terra. The above Fees are payable at the Secretary's Office m advance. If paid within Fourteen iDays from commencement of the Term, a reduction of £1 per Term is made. In the case of more than two from the same family, a further reduction of £1 per Pupil is made for each Pupil after the first two. Parents who wish to send boys or girls as Boarders, are requested to communicate with the Headmaster, who will assist them m making suitable arrangements. J, H. BAMFIELD, Secretary.