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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1663, 17 January 1895, Page 4

Business Hotieea. j IN RETURNING thanks to my many friends m Timaru and neighbourhood for their support durmg the past year, I have to intimate that business necessitates my removal to Wellington, which will be a more convenient centre for distributing my Goods throughout' New Zealand and where my services as a Commission Agent will always bespecially at the disposal of any Timaru friends requiring them. MESSES MILES & CO. Will Act as Wholesale Agents for i - the sale of . ' > CLEANALL & MATCHLESS METAL POLISH, Also, — KOMO BOOT & SHOE BLACKING, AND KOMO JAPAN BLACK FOE GEATES By the same Manufacturers, and which will be found superior to anything of the kind ever introduced to the Colonies. Soliciting the continued support of : the Storekeepers and the public gener--1 ally, lam, Yours faithfully, WM. E. POTTS. REID AND GRAY'S Famous DOUBLE FUREOW PLOUGHS, also their equally famed CHAMPION CHILLED DIGGING i PLOUGHS (Single or Double Furrow). I DISC m sizes from 6ft to I , 12ft wide. jf DIGGitfG HAREOWS (made any size). These are made on the lines of our well-known Disc Harrows, having extra B strong steel axles, and dispensing with the troublesome and. dirt collecting centre bearing. No's 1, 2, 2£, 3 and 4. CHAFFCUTTEES.SINGLE BAGGEES, Plain and Barbed Fencing Wire, Iron Fencing Standards. GEAIN DElLLS— Positive Feed. Our New Combined GEAIN, MANURE i, and TUENIP DEILL (or for Manure and Turnips only.) Perfected for this Season. c XMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. c y ELECTEO-PLATED GOODS. TYINNER and Breakfast Cruets E.P. and B.M. Teapots Pickle Jars and Forks v Jam and Marmalade Jars Butter Dishes and Knives -^ Toast Eack and Cake Baskets l-v_ J > Liquor Flasks and Stands x — _^ Entre Dishes and Napkin Eings Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks Afternoon and Teaspoons. £ CUTLEEY. io Dinner and Dessert Knives m Bone, Celluloid and Ivory Handles Pocket Cutlery, a large variety R Carvers and Razors. .; p A cash discount of 10 per cent., 2s m £1, will be allowed off above Goods during the Holiday Season. JAMES PHILP', Stafford Street, „ UP TO DATE TAILORING. im rpiMARU RESIDENTS jBSm -*- ' have not yet E favoured the GLASGOW *&? CLOTHING HOUSE i|3to» with their orders for [. AH^l Summer Suits are reJSMftaß minded of the Special s SaKJSwimAdvantages we can offer \ /■ggSSg&Kduring this month. HH^KgP"^ Special Quotations for - ™BBKffl Holiday Suits. Large rJBBBk Tweeds, Sccok-h and ' S&SI English Fany Suitings, Bb|H Coatings and Trouserjy HH ings, a first class article '? Bb jjßi a t less than second class mt fM price. Fit, Style, and \" HB^PIS workmanship guaran- - 3" Ml teed- Try our 70s Sac Ml MS. Suits and 18s 6d Pants. jgfl Hrf©^ ie es^ cheapest M|w''sP^H va lity considered m the 4fr^ ~~ ™ town. See windows for Prices. Continuation of Realisation Sale^ of Gents' Hats, Hosieiy, .Mercery andi t every requisite fora Gentleman's Outfit. EVERYTHIiN G GOOD, E VERYTHINCf STYLISH, EVERYTHING CHEAP. Stock must be reduced to facilitate arrangements for transfer of business to j new partners. WM. WADDELL, *• MERCHANT TAILOR, TIMARU. n ' ; SAXON TEA. i^WING to the Great Success of the SAXON TEA COMPANY'S PACKET TEA, i The Proprietors have decided on putting m h SAXON BLENDED TEA During December, January, and February Months, GIFT COUPONS OF ', ONE GUINEA EACH AS CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S i. GIFTS, In addition to the ordinary Coupons, ir and Purchasers are requested to look out for same. a May be procured from the Canterbury Farmers' Association, Messrs C. Bowker, E. Bowie, Kemohan. McCahon and Co., and all the leading Storekeepers, and Wholesale from the - SAXON TEA COMPANY. CHRISTCHURCH 1 NORTHERN HOTEL, TEMPERANCE. 1 (Opposite Railway Station, Oamaru.) 1 rpHE above well-known House has J. now been opened as as a First- » Class TEMPEEANCE HOTEL, and no eflort will be spared to make it one of iheMost Comfortable and Convenient Eestaurants m the Colony. The Want of Such a House has been of late veiy much felt. The House lias been recently Reno--1 vated, and its close proximity to the Railway Station makes it VEEY CONVENIENT FOR TEAVELLEES. The Accommodation is veiy Superior while the Charges are extremely Moderate. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, Terms Moderate. Apply— MRS QUINN, Talbot St., Geraldine.