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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3461, 4 January 1901, Page 4

Business Kotices YATAS AND NEW YEAR CARD PHOTOS. . A LARGE Variety to choose from. All sizes.- From..ss upwards. A. HARDY, PHOTOGRAPHER. REMOVAL SALE. R WEBSTER, Furniture Mid General Dealer, tenders his thanks to the General Public for. past favours, and m soliciting a continuance of the same i that he is removing at the beginning i f Hi rear into those premises lately cc '- n V' < Wilson Bros., Painters, corner cf Stniiord and Woolcombe Streets, ani to save removal of Stock will allow _2s m me £ c iscount ill all purchases this moatn.- Jhe stock is nearly all new -n.l in gnt-u cider. GOODS BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED. 13, BARNARD STREET. TRY TRY K JAM J JAM jas. ; sf£!6ht &cjy. Cl'i Y BREWERY. DUNEDIN. THE .PREMIER BREWERS ®F NEW ZEALAND. . • IGIIT acd COY'S Celebrated Sparkline Prize Ales, can foe obtained at «*U the Leading Hotels from Timaru to the Hermitage. __ i _ Bottling Store : Maitland Street, Dun» din, tinder the supervision of Messrs Po» ley and Keast. ToHNnA S ID S O B UENKK/L CARRIER, Tiinaru tuid Gleniti. Furniture removed to any part- of the District carefully and at v REASONABLE RATES. Agent for CrMt and Crust's Express Co., Dnnedin. and Colonial Carrrintr Co.- Wellington. ■^saSRSfSS®B«L. implement works. TTAVING taken a Lease of those Pr*" misesin Sefton . Street lot so many years occupied by; Messrs" Reid and Giay I will carry on the business of ENGINEER AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURER IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. I have secured the services of the former Employees of Messrs Reid and Gray, and have purchased a Plant and Machinery which will enable me to execute with DESPATCH and at MODERATE PRICES any work entrusted to me.. Agent for Booth, Macdonald and Co.'a Implements. J. J. GRANDI ... Proprietor.

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