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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1770, 3 June 1895, Page 4

' ■■ ' flßfllß H 4ft : '- ! V^^^r ■ ***' ■ (.'.'■'■■'■ " : en-i 1 " IS THE GBEAT Blddd-Ptirififer, NERVE TON JG, , ■ '.■■■''> —AND~ ■■ ■ STRENGTH^ -BUILDER. " It attacks i M w#^ aiM * breaks up > - 'every ihumor, > • fr J&tJi E#'«*xy\ ;CUres skin erup " ' f*Jf ?**££& V^VHous,' restores • Vvi^^S&^fef Wrtoi disease. VfN^ ' ]^S)m Offerers from '^Ti®s^** - Sjfv4^ r ' iiidigestion,geni '■ • i S \\r^ ' ' eialdebllity, oi^ any other ail- : nicntiiarishig frbiiiiAipurc blood, should take Ayer's Siirsaparillji. It gives strength to the weulc, aild builds up the system generally. -By its- use food-Is made nourishing; .sleep refveshiug, and life enjoyable. Ayer's Sarsaparilla HIGHEST AWARDS AT THE. ■ World's Great Expositions. Made by Dr. J.C.Ayer & Co., Lowen,TSlass.;U.S. AB^^Bewa^e of cheup imitationsl Tlie name — Ayer's Sarsaparilla — is prominent on tlio wrapper, arid' is <£l6\vh in the glass, of each of our bottles. r i Business Notices.. BXTBACT FROM LETTER. WHILE we were in Timaru Miss < took us to BUDD'S. This is the place they call the Timaru "Freeman," apd we enjoyed, ourselves immensely. They provide you with a pretty Japanese teapot of tea, and you pour it out for yourselves;.' : It is so? homelike and cosy. Should you go to Timaru, I should a.dvisejrou to call there for afternoon tea. The cakes and fancy biscuits are delicious, quite equal to anything you get in Christcliurch.orDunedin. They have a very 'large 'assortment of all those delicious chocolates we were talking about when I saw you last. They tell me BUDD is quite an artist in Wedding Cakes. I saw a splendid one there I , 'also a very 'pretty Christening Cake, with such a deaifi little cradle on it, made of the same stuff they make Wedding Cake ornaments of, the coverlet being a delicate pale 1 blue silk. He has a splendid Wedding Cake stand and knife which he lets out on hire. Altogether I think tlie place'is quite i •'• up, to date."! BUDD, "I THE » CONFECTIONER^ • TrMARU. MONEY TO LEND UP TO THREE-FIFTHS OF VALUE ON FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD SECURITY, In Sums t>f £100 TO £10,000, AT SPECIALLY LOW RATES OF INTEREST, Which have just been Revised. Full Particulars on application to the Head Office, or any Branch or Postal Agency of the GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. TUMBO BRAND BAKING POWDER. O "■ 'Purest and best. KERNOHAN, McCAHON & CO., Wholesale Agents. FRIENDSHIP Has been named by the Poet THE SWEET'NER OF LIFE. VX/'ITH all due deference to the Poet another agency in Sweetening Life might be mentioned in the shape of . RICES LOLLIIS, THEY ARE— RICH IN FLAVOUR, PURE IN COMPOSITION. CONSEQUENTLY 1 : SWEET, WHOLESOME, ■ „■ . " MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. WE HAVE MONEY awaiting invest- ' menb on Freehold Securities at Lowest Current Rates. Arrangement for Repayment by Instalments can if desired be made. ■ ■ A number of FARM aiid TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE •■ also, Houses and Sections at Temuka, Pleasant Point, Burke's Pass; Silverstream; Cave, &c. SMITHSON & RAYMOND, Solicitors, ; Timaru. ANDRETV ALLAN, ~ GENERAL :'A^E'NT AND ACCOUNTANT.' Tradesmen's Books Kept Rents Collected— Statements ren dered promptly. Sales of properties arranged. Agent for. Victoria Insurance Company (Limited..) Royal Arcade Chambers, Timaru. A. W. MoEENZIE, (Late J. M. Gibson.) FRUITERER, CONFECTIONER AND GREENGROCER, HAVING made suitable arrangements, I am now in a position to supply intending Patrons with SAVALOYS AND POLONIES of iirst-class Quality. ■ . . . Shipping supplied with every requisite. Rabbits and Hares fresh in every week. Prime Poultry always on hand, dressed if preferred. Tea and Coffee at all hours. Employers of Labour should call at McKenzie's. Every precaution taken to procure reliable Servants. ■'•