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Temuka Leader, Issue 178, 24 September 1879, Page 3

TEMUEA. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. PREMISES TO LET, AS ,ve have determined Upon retiring from the 3torekeeping business, we will submit the whole of our present stock, Consisting of GROCERY, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ; At ajid 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. Anj aoods remaining after the 15th of October will be sold by auction. REMEMBER NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. We will hold an auction sale on the premises in about a fortnight's tim» to clear ont a number of odds and ends very useful to the public. TO LET. f~HHE GCOCERY STOKE, now occupied by the undersign™. Immediate PossesA. WILSON AND SONS. JJUNBDIN . WAREHOUSE, TEMUKA.

CTIO NERR,|LASE/ ajovestate Valuator and Commission Agentf, temc4ca. Regular Saturday Sales of all kinds of merchandise, produce of every description. W.J. N yPTCjp.y y ARCHITECT AfcSL!^TAiTOtv». Offices—Bowker's Buildings, Great South Road Tamnru. ■■ " ■■■■■ Consultation and Advice Freev "*^^\ NOTICE. mHE "TEMUKA LEADER" la now a duly registered Gazette for all ea*ea in NEW BLACKSMITH'S PREMISES IN TEMUKA. JOHN NAPIER (Late of Henry and Findlays) TAKES this opportunity of informing the settlers of Temuka, and surrounding districts that he has I r k COMMENCED.. BUSINESS fj for'himself in the premises at the.;back of tlie Leader through Marshall's yard: >iii/do\v.n Coramerce"street) as / SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH. J.N. hopes' by being able to do all kinds of smithy work in a satisfactory manner, to ba favored with a share of public patronage. OPENING DAY—MONDAY, J ONE 30. Thei Shoeing Department will be under his own supervision. CHAFF ! CHAFF 1 1 710 R SALL, FIRST-CLASS CUT CHAFF, at per bag or ton. A. WILSON A SONS

AS SIGNMENT OF THE ESTATE OF MESSRS AITKEN, PASCOE, AND CO. Mr J. B\ Morhisok, \ Manager Mosgiel Woollen Factory, aUd > Trustees* Mr Joftx Boss, Of Sargood, Son, and Ewen. I THE above large Clothing Manufacturing Firm ha&ngfhndito succumb to these hard times, aJfr-Assign their Estate, we liave been/induced by the Trustees Upurchase oi their large Manufactured Stock at a very hca\y 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. NION FtRE AND MARINE IN- \ J ' SURANCE COMMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. HEAD OFFICE;-. CHRISTCHURCH. Fire Department: < Insurances effected on Furniture, Shops,*;, Stoclc-in-Trade.iMerchan-dise, Hotels, / Workshops; Saw Mills, Threshers, Standing Crop, Gnun in Stook or Stack, &c, &c. Marine Department : Insurances effected on Wool. Produce. Hulls of Ships or Steamers, Freights, &c. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Losses. W. DAVIDSON, Local Manager, Timaru. Offices in Premises lately occupied by Jonas, Hart, and Wildie. MANCHESTER BROS. & GOLDSMITH. Agents, Waimate. A. WILSON & SONS, Agents, Teniuka. J. A. YOUNG, Agent, Winchester. ,T. MUNDELL & CO., Agents, Geraldinc. ARCHIBALD McDONAND, Agent, Pleasant Point.