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Temuka Leader, Issue 177, 20 September 1879, Page 3

DUNEDIN WAREHOUSE, TEMUKA. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. , I PREMISES TO LET. bl.r 0 AS .VC have determined upon retiring from the storekeeping business, we will submit the whole of onr present stock, consisting of GROCERY, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, At and below COST PRICE. No reasonable offer refused, as the business must be closed before the 10th of October, the Drapery and Clothing Store being required for another purpose. Any goods remaining after the 15th of October will be sold by auction. o REMEMBER NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. We will hold an auction sale on the premises in about a fortnight's time to clear out a number of odds and ends very useful to the public. TO LET THE GROCERY STOKE, now .occupied by the undersigned. Immediate Possession. A,. WILSON AND SONS. DUNEDIN WAREHOUSE, TEMUKA,

AUCTIONEER, ffiTATE fT* Jfj Valuator an f. ®wMxiission Agent, Regular Saturday Sales of all-kinds of merchandise, produce of every description. W. j.-N. UPTO A RCHITECT A f* Offices—Bowker’/Bnifeings,' Great South Road Tiraaru. Consultation and Advice Free Vi R. NOTICE^ HE “TEMUKA LEADER ” is now a duly registered Gazette for all cases in Bankruptcy. NEW BLACKSMITH’S PREMISES IN TEMUKA. JOHN NAPIER (Late of Henry and Fincllay’s) f OAKES this opportunity of-informing I the settlers armiU surrounding districts th|?t hf ht& Lr JBTjSINESS for himself at the back of the Leader Ttmce /entrance through Marshall's yard and* down Commercestreet) as SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH. J.N. hopes’ by being able to do all kinds of smithy work in a satisfactory manner, to be favored with a share of public patronage. OPENING DAY—MONDAY, JONE 30. The' Shoeing Department will be under his own supervision. CHAFF 1 CHAFF ! ! TJiOll SALL, CUT JP CHAFF, at per bag or ton. A ' A. WILSON A SONS.

assignment oe the estate MESSRS AITKEN, PASCOE, AND CO. TO Mr J. H. Morrison, I Manager Mosgiel WcsJLen/ F “S Tn, sl o„, Mr John Rosa®. Of Sargcpd, sor| and above large Clothing Manufacturing Firm having had to succumb to these hard times, and Assign their Estate, we have been induced by the Trustees to purchase the whole of their large Manufactured Stock at a very heavy reduction, and have resolved to Sell the .same again in our Branches direct to the Public at Prices at which we could not legitimately Sell our own Goods. In fact (without exaggeration) during the next few weeks we are in a position to offer New Goods in Men’s and Boys’ Attire of Colonial Manufacture at from ONE THIRD TO ONE-HALF THEIR USUAL COST. HALLENSTEIN BROS:, New Zealand Clothing Factory. The Assigned Stock will be on Sale in our Timaru Branch from and on THIS DAY (SATURDAY). New Zealand Clothing Factory. ‘HON FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CHRIS :urcit. HEAD OFFICE Marine Dej Insurances eflYcfey fn Dwellings, Furniture, Shops, JSjr&ck A n-Trade, Merchandise, Hotels, Workshops, Saw Mills, Threshers, Standing Crop, Grain in Stock or Stack, &c., Arc. Mauine Department : Insurances effected on Wool, Produce, Hulls of Ships or Steamers, Freights, &c. Prompt and Liheral.Settlement of Losses. W. DAYIDSON, Local Manager, Timaru. Offices in Promises lately occupied,by Jonas, Hart, and Wiidie. J. A. YOUMG, Agent Temuka and Winchester. J. MUNI)ELL & CO., Agents, Geraldine. ARCHIBALD McDONAND, Agent, Pleasant Point.