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Temuka Leader, Issue 9418, 20 May 1882, Page 3

GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, SPEC!ALL IMPORTED FROM THE HOME AND LEADING COLONIAL HOUSES, AT THE HALL OF _COM MERGE. THOS, F. COGHLAN & CO. Beg to acquaint their numerous Customers and the General Public that their STOCK is NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION, comprising all the Latest Dress Materials iu all Shades, with Satins, Plushes, etc., to match. MILLINERY. The M'Rinevy Department is now fully replenis’ od with a Grand Stock of Trimmed r -dUn trimmed Bonnets and Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Ornaments, etc, etc, in endless variety. CLOTHING. In Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’, T. F. C. & Co.’s Stock in this Department has been replenished from the noted firm of Levin, Goldberg Brothers, of Melbourne, and equal to bespoke. The Prices will be found Cheaper than any other House iu Timaru. HOUSE FURNiSHING. Etc. Etc for Variety and Cheapness cannot be excelled. LADJES’ & CHILDREN’S BOOTS in all Styles, and at Prices to suit the times. THOS. F. COGHLAN & CO., ■ HALL OF COMMERCE, a 23 Main South Road (Two Doors from the Bank of New South Wales,) Timaru. >-1 Ph o H o Em O Sq HH w E-i O P o P 3 o H O Em C 5 Ht w H O PO Jh Ph O Em O <1 P o £3 t—i w H C P Q >m ■(A O H a Em C 5 £ (-M w E-i O i-3 Q AUTUMN. 1882 WINTER rjpHE FIRST PORTION OF THE NEW GOODS FOR THIS SEASON' COMPRISING OYER 30 CASES, ARE NOW OPENED UP. THE BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHIG is especially recommended, and Parent and Guardians will find it advantageous to make an Early Selection. THE STOCK- OF MEN’S CLOTHING is simply Superb, and the variety of HATS HOSIERY’, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, Second to none in N.Z. TIMARU BRANCH-SOUTH ROAD. J. D. SLATER, Manager, P P <J P N p £ P W H

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION ■ ■ PRIZE BOOTS. ;; I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE MOST MAGNIFICENT ’ ASSORTMENT OT BOOTS I SHOES EVER SEEN IN TEMUKA, Which were awarded Prizes at the International Exhibition now open in Christchurch. 200 Pairs Boys’ laced Boots (nailed) 10 to 13 300 Pairs Youths’ do do, 1 to 5 300 Pairs Youths’ Balmorals (without nails), 1 to 6 100 Pairs Youths’Chelseas, 1 to 5 5000 Pairs Girls’ do 4 to 13 60 Pairs Girls’Enamelled fancy-stitched Boots, 11 to 1 144 Pairs Men’s Waterlights 1 144 Pairs Men’s Balmorals 144 Pairs Men's Stitched Shooters 100 Pairs Men’s Cookharn Boots 100 Pairs Men’s Elastic-sides, all sizes 100 Paiis Men’s Bluchers, without nails 100 Pairs Men’s Bluchers, with nails 100 Pairs Ladies’ Lace-up hand-made Kid Boots 100 Pairs Ladies’ High-leg Kid Boots 100 Pairs Maids’ Kid and Levant 100 Pairs Women’s Chelseas 100 Pairs Maids’ Chelseas 800 Pairs Women’s Prunella and House Boots 500 Pairs Infants’ Bools and Slippers, 2 to 5 100 Pairs Girls’ Patent Shoes, Yto 13 Men’s and Boys’ Leggings in any quantity and: all sorts and sizes Men’s and Women’s Slippers, all sorts ; and sizes- r ■’ I have to return thanks to my numerous patrons for the expeditious way in which I was enabled to Sell out the Large Stock I got in about four weeks ago, and which has now enabled me to get in the largest and Best Stock of Boots ever seen in Temuka, which I will dispose of at much less than Christchurch, Dunedin, or Tiraaru Prices. J. TANGNEY, Boot and Shoemaker, ap2s Temuka,