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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3460, 3 January 1901, Page 4

■ Business Notices : W- BAHFCRD, TTf ILL OPEN THE PASTRY, CONFECTIONERY AN» REFRESHMENT ROOMS recently carried on by Miss Scott; on ■■.-.- ."';;:< WEDNESDAY, Stb. XOVEMBER, With an Up-to-date Stock of the Latest Novelties in Pastries and Sweetmeats. The Business will now be run on First Rate Lines, and we trust that -with this assurance to Clients we/will b» °l'°wed to cater for their requirements. GLASGOW CLOTHING HOUSE. JOHNCRERAK, MERCHANT TAILOR AND GENTS OUTFITTER. ' THE LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT IN TIMARU. T WOULD Solicit Inspection of New Shipments of Up-to-date Goods in HATS, SCARFS, HOSIEBSr, Etc., also a Choice Selection of -Fashionable WORSTEDS, TWEEDS, VICUNAS, SERGES for Suitings and Trouserings for the season, in the latest designs. .•..'!■ . Our Cutter, Mr R. Crerar (late of Messrs King and Muir, Wellington), is giving every . satisfaction, to Customers. .'! All-Garments for Style; Fit, and Trimming cast be relied pri, and made by Practical Tailors.' , - An early call will oblige. J OH N ORE RIB, 91 Stafford Street. H. RAWSTORN, JUNK. >E G S to -announce- that' he has 9 started Business on hia own account as a Coachbuilder and Wheelwright, in the feuildings l just opqsite 3'i Shepherd, Grocer. Traps built from £l6 upwards. All Tyres put on by me guaranteed not ••.''-■■ to come off. All kinds of Repairs executed on shortest ;•:'■ notice. PHOTO FRAMES And FINE ART STUDIES, PEBEIER'S. Our Album of Views makes a very nice; ■ '/■■: present for sending away. 125 STAFFORD STREET. ? PLEASANT POINT BUTCHERY^ GEORGE HARRIS ... Proprietor. BEGS to inform the Residents of Pleasant Point and Surrounding-Districts that he has made special arrangements for catering to their wants for Christmas. The Primest Fief, Mutton, Veal, and Lambrand Small Goods will be supplied at shortest notice, and delivered throughout the township. , . Camps waited on punctually as usual. . GREGG ANDOu.o, lul.,s&Eafactures are the best and most RELIABLE, consisting of fthe under-men-tioned lines:— COFFEES: Club, the best produced in N.Z. Arabian Exhibition Eagle Grown Elephant . French Brands which you can safely ask your Grocer-for, and ensure satisfaction. PEPPERS —Pure White and Black, in tins and loose, any size. Also, Spices, Curry Powder, etc. EAGLE STARCH.—-White, packets or lib boxes, Ecru, Pink, Blue, Heliotrope, Canary, Yellow, and Magenta. Flavouring Essences, Soda, Grystals, Mixed Slices, and other manufactured Sam. " ARRIVAL QF NEW GOODS ~. ■ Bazaar opposite National Mortgage and - Agency. I AVE? just received, a Large -Stock: of; NEW GOODS, all of which are up-to-date. The best assorted stock of Fancy Goods in South Canterbury. Presents for Young and Old of the very best quality. The Public can rely on getting, the very vest value obtainable. Inspection Invited. FANCY GOODS BAZAAR J. BARRIE, STAFFORD ST., UMABU. ! CHANGE OF BUSINESS. AVING purchased the Goodwill of Mr W. McCully's Butchering Business, I beg to intimate to his numerous Customers that they will be waited upon daily as in the past, and every attention given to their Orders. WALTER GILCHRIST. December 10th, 1900. In connection with the above, I beg . to thank my Customers for their cordial support during the time I have been in business, and I solicit a continuance of the same for my successor Mr Gilchrist. WDLLIAM McCULLYm HE Master Christian, Marie CoreDi's powerful tale, is given away with "Book G4ft"TM. h:,'.;> :;.-MOyOT>GOQK:COtACJ^^ CACHES leave Fairlie oh; TUIiSDA* / atod FRIDAY, at 7:30 a.m., fp»: Silverstream, Burke's Pass, Tekapo, Pu« kaki, and the Hermitage. FARES: Return, Burke's Pass, 7s 6d; Tekapo, 18s; Pukaki, 355; Hermitage, 70s Full particulars in Railway Guide. KERR AND~~FRAYNE, Coach Proprietors, Fairlie. Letters and telegrams oromptly attended to. WANTE— Ethel, have you tried Hendy'a Egg Julep for the Hair? No, but I am going to; I hear it cleanses the Hair beautifully, and leaves a Lovely Gloss. Mr ODDIE, Chemist, is ?"Ie ?~«nt. ' CAN RECOMMEND the RALEIGH to those Cyclists who "are on the lookout for a really reliable Wheel.—Mr C. W. Brown, in "The Cycle," Nov. 25th, 1899. RALEIGH CYCLES. The highest grade English Machines. Cash or Time Payments . Large stock of sundries and novelties. 0. B. KNIGHT, t T.-** «■•>•*«