STUBBS k KING beg to inform the inhabitants of the town and district of Timafu, that they will hold SALES BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On their premises, at Timaru, on the first Thursday m every month. At the Nugget Hotel, Tin&k*, *n the iecond Thursday, and At the Waimate, on the Ihfrd Thursday* N B.— Parties wishing to dispose x>f steefe must fend m previous to the *1*



"' * ~ * • • • •* •■ .-■ -. • • ~ ••.•.. | Miscellaneous. ! TIMARU LASD, BCJILDING,j A&D *N\T3STMENT SOCIETY. j j i The usual Monthly Meeting of the above Society wilUbe held m the Hall of the Mechanics' Institute, Timaru, on Monday, January 2nd, 1865, at haff-phst Seven o'clock p. m., for the payment of Subscription's. Fines will be incurred by members neglecting to attend with, or forward the attmrtint of their subscriptions, before half-past Eight o'clock on the above evening. The FIRST SALE of Shares will take phce at half-past 8 o'clock precisely, to the exclusion of all other business. W. MANSFIELD, v. , Secretary. Timaru, list .Dec., 1864 THE Undersigned begs to announce that he has received direct from Englaud an as- sortment of New Fruit, suitable for the season, m fine order. To arrive ex William Haselden. 2 cases Stationery, selected expressly for this market. The far-famed Persian Sherbet and other drinks, sold by ALFRED FISHER, Mechanics' Grocery Store, Timaru. hotels. TV OY A h HOT EL, TIMARU. C. Green, Proprietor. C. G. begs to inform his numerous friends and visitors from the country, that his House is now the MOST EXTENSIVE AN*) COMMODIOUS FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, IN TIMARU. It contains Billiard ; and Reading Rooms, Public and Private Apartments, and a suite of well-arranged Bedrooms, all of which are fitted up with due regard to comfort. The cellars are welljStocked with Wines, Ale, and Spirits of the ties! brands. '• Cleanliness, civility, and prompt atteniidn are the characteristics of the Royal Hotel. The Proprietor begs gratefully to thank the public for past favours, and trusts to still secure that patronage which has hitherto been so liberally awarded him. Timaru, June 10, 1864 DONCASTER HOTEI* WASHDYKE, (Near Timaru.) G. W. MASON begs to inform Station- holders and parties driving Stock, that they can be accommodated with good substantial Stock- yards, sheep and goat-proof Paddocks. Also, a Paddock of 200 acres for sheep only. 