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Timaru Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 2926, 3 February 1899, Page 4

Business Notices MES JONES begs to inform her friends and thp General Public that she will OPEN HER SHOP m I SHEPHERD'S BUILDINGS, Stafford street, TO-DAY. She has imported a quantity of Jewellery, which she will offer for sale at very Cheap Prices. A number of Marble Clocks and Bronze Ornaments are expected to arrive m February, for which orders are being booked. Anything not m stock will be imported to order. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND others who need Good Harness at the Lowest Possible Prices. TWENTY SETS OF GIG AND TRAP HARNESS TO CHOOSE FROM, English and Colonial, Best Quality. Cart Saddles and Breechings from £3 Cart Bridles at from 7s 6d Cart Collars at from 18s Cart Hames at from 6s. THE ABOV : E QUOTATIONS FOR CASH ONLY. Bits, Spurs, and all Nickel Goods, Riding Saddles, Bridles and Whips at Enormous Reductions. INSPECTION INVITED. I have one of the Largest Stocks of Saddlery In Canterbury. A look round my Premises will endorse the above. Second-hand Saddles and Harness for Sale. W. J. HUGHES, OPPOSITE KING'S STABLER. TO COACHBUILDERS AND WHEELWRIGHTS. T DESIRE to Draw Attention to my NEW PRICE LISTS Of Coachbuilders' and Wheelwrights' Material, which will be posted to Customers To-day. The Stock is now replenished with Extra Select Elm Hubs, Hickory Spokes, Rims, Buggy Shafts and Poles. / ____ IRONBARK NAVES AND SPOKES. Red Gum Felloes, Ac, &c. Please Send Fob List. John Jackson, STEAM SAW MILLS, TIMARr. MANNING & GO'S. NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, IN QUARTS AND PINTS. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Equal to the Leading Brands of English Ales. LIGHT. REFRESHING. EXHILARATING. ANTED KNOWN— A cup of deliclone SPRING BLOSBOM TEA will remind you of the good old times: To be had from the Tlmaru Cash Store tnri lpftdlncr (9-,rnoprn. WHAT WE SAY THEY'LL 00 THEY DODO • . . la the final of the £400 Austral Wheel Race, the greatest of all Cycling events, for which 187 of the world's finest riders accepted, the 16 winner* of heats started on Saturday last. Of the«e 16, 7 were mounted on English-made machines, 0 on Colonial -made machines, 2 on American machine*, and 2 on the Easy -Running: Canadian Massey- Harris. In the 11 heats, bi* eyelet of almost every kind made / CA in almost every country m the f /-^jlfw. \world were used. The resnltof thii I / tT\ \ 1 exacting test of perfection In I yh>j V /quality and easiness of propul. \ I <^\ j/tioa rtintted m the 2 Mas- V £ fFx/ sey-Harris Bicycles bfl X finishing Ist and 2nd. W At the Austral Meetlng.Massey (|l/ -Harris riders won, not only the Iff Great Austral Wheel Race, bnt IP S OUt Of 5 oftheClassic y Austral International Scratch Races, including the Austral Derby, m all of which they secured "world's records, and earned £472 lOs. prize money, more by £103 10s. than half of all offered. We have all along claimed for Massey-Harrls Bicycles that " They Rnn Easy and Keep Running Easy." What we say they'll do they do do. m BmTAauamo 1847. MASSEY- HARRIS COMPANY Ltd., TORONTO, CANADA AueraALASMW Hiad Qimhtms : William street, MiueumM Davota and Agenolet almoat ertrywhere.