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Temuka Leader, Volume I, Issue 74, 31 August 1878, Page 3

BEEHIVE STORES. TEMUKA. NOTICE. NOTICE. CLOVER SEEDS GARDEN SEEDS. A LARGE STOCK JUST TO HAND AT LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH BRICES. J. BROWN. PROPRIETOR.

IMPORTANT NOTICE LYON AND HARROP Beg respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Teninka and surrounding districts that they have commenced business as GERERAL STOREKEEPERS, In the shop lately occupied by Mr J. Gall (next Bank of New Zealand) Temuka), when they hope, by strict attention to business, keeping none but GOODS of the Best Brands, at the Lowest Prices, to merit a share of patronage and support. In Stock and to arrive— Men’s and Youths’ Mosgiel Paget Suits Men’s and Youths’ Mosgiel Galatea'Suits Men’s and Youths’ West of England TweedpSuits Kaiapoi Flannels and Blankets Colonial Boots and Shoes Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Hats Glassware, Ironmongery Groceries, Oilmen’s Stores, &c., &c. Note the address — LYON AND HARROP Next Bank] of New Zealand, Temuka

BROWN’S WHOLESALE TIMBER AND COAL DEPOT. o JT. BROWN has great pleasure in announcing to his customers and the public generally that he has opened his Extensive Premises adjoining the Gasworks., and* being connected with the Railway by siding, he has now facilities for carrying on his business which will enable him to give to his customers the utmost satisfaction. CARGOES RECEIVED DIRECT INTO THE DEPOT BY RAIL. Large supplies always on hand. Orders per rail despatched promptly. To ensure constant supplies arrangements have been made for the arrivals of Cargoes at regular intervals during the next twelve months. RETAIL YARDS, TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Doors, plain or glass, all patterns ; Sashes and Casements, in Kauri, Red, White, and Clear Pine, Matai, Totara, Baltic, A an Dieinan’s Laud and Australian Timbers; Dressed T. and G., Rusticated and plain Shelving; Skirting, Architraves, A large and assorted stock of all the trade requirements, including—seasoned timber of all kinds. BEST COAL and FIREWOOD delivered in any quantities, Just landed, ex Cleopatra— A SHIPMENT OF CEDAR. Landing ex Wanganui—--25 TONS FENCING WIRE. To land, ex LiuTne — 20 TONS GO AND ORB IRON. 500 CASKS CEMENT. and Mouldings, all patterns; Nails, Cement, Fencing Wire Ridging, Iron, Bucks, Piles, Pailings, Shingles. And all other lines connected with the trade in great variety. J. T. BROWN, OFFICES, TUAM STREET CHRISTCHURCH.

L FTIED ALKEB, B 0 O\T M A K E A , Colombo Street Christchurch. / (Next Idiom’s Vlotcl at the Cornet of Glonc&ster Street). / The Cheapest anV best house hyChristchurch for strength Mid neatness. A SURE FIT CTUARANTEI Every article of tlie\yeryjbest quality and warranted to wear. ALFRED W COLOMBO-STh*EE^, Christchurch. KE R , QHARLEy y^EZA^p, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, / i/IGH STREET, / CifRISTC H C R C H.

C“OKDBy leHTEKHIAL Ipli, eo; llt lKloSjgrS / / SEWING MACHINES. ' I\yr mHOMPSONbfegsto call , 111. JL the attention of the Inhabitants of Temulla}, Geraldine, Winchester, and the Surrounding Districts, to his large and varied! stock of SEWING MACHINES, both WTREADLE and HAND, by the Best Meurers. Send for Price Dlst \of Wheeler and Wilson’s New No. 8 straight Needle Machines, the /only machines which gained the Golcy Medal at\ the ; American Institute, ISTJo \ \ Needle ml extra parts sent by post to any part the Province on receipt of Stamps «r P.O. \ Thompson's Sewing Machine Depot, Culoi/bo-,street, (opposite Goat\s & Co, Jow/ller Christchurch. \ • V \