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Temuka Leader, Issue 9418, 15 June 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 COMMERCE. THOS. F. COGHLAN & CO. Beg to acquaint their numerous Customers and tfe 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 Millinerj' Department is now fully replenished with a Grand Stock of Trimmei and Untrimmed Bonnets and Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Ornaments, stc, etc, in endless variety. CLOTHING. In Men's, Youths', and Boys', T. F. C. & Co.'s Stocky in this Department has bcea replenished from the noted firm of Levin, Goldberg Brothers, of MeJboumt, and equal to bespoke. The Prices will be found Cheaper than any other House in Timaru. HOUSE FURNISHING, Etc. Etc for Variety and Chearness cannot bs excelled. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS in all Styles, and at Prices to suit the time«. THOS. E. COGHLAN & CO., HALL OF COMMERCE, •23 Main South Road (Two Doors from the Bank of New South Wales.) Timaru.

AUTUMN. 1882 WINTER HE FIRST PORTION OF THE NEW GOODS FOR THIS SEASOI COMPRISING OVER 30 CASES, ARE NOW OPENED UP THE BOYS' AND YO UTHS' CLOTHIG is especially recrmmended , and Pai«» and Gua'diatis 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 H.Z. TIMARU BRANCH—SOUTH ROAD. J. B. SLATER, Manager,

READ THIS ! READ THIS ! THE ONLY PLACE where you can obtain REALLY GOOD TEA, is at the CASH STORE, NORTH St., TIMARU, Two doors west of Congregational Church, and directly opposite Butler street. WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BI TRUE, and the above is the unanimous verdict of every person who has given us a trial. We would beg to suggest to the good people of Temuka who may be in Tiraaru from time to time to call at the above address and Get a Sample ; also to get a list of the prices w» sell ev«ry commodity at, and wo venture to say they will be iewarded for their trouble. In fact, 20a will go as far with us as 30s at the pric«» they are commonly charged. Our Motto i-*, « LIVE, AND LET LIVE.' A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF KEROSENE to hand, .which we art Selling Reniarka bly Cheap. Note the Address— ERNOHAN, TIT-'CAHON & ~' North street, (Opposite Butler street), my 4 TIM ABU. 30N-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS: Letter Street, (Opposite Lynwood Hotel, Timaru). \ Bng&ies, Spring Carts, and Carriages of all descriptions made to order. All kinds of vehicles repaired and re-pairited at the shortest notice. ARCHD. FRASER, maH Latter itreet, T'

SELLING OFF l GEEAT BARGAINS ! AT 'OUSTON'S TT ARD W ARE ESTABLISHMENT. | ALL THIS WELL-ASSORTED STOCK WILL BE OFFERED FOR ONE MONTH REDUCTION ON ENGLISH COST! When the balance will be removed for Convenience of sale. COME EARLY AND SECUBE BAB GAINS IN Kitchen Ranges Register Grates Wire Netting Buckets (Galvanised anrl Wood) Tubs (Galvanised and Wood) Milk Pans (large stock) Cutlery Holloware . Colonial Ovens Bedsteads Copper Boilers Churns Sponge ana Hip Baths Leading and Plough Chains Pumps Tinware Travelling; Trunks 1 Locks and Hinges Bolts and Nuts Nails, etc. J. HOUSTON, Main South Road Timaru, next Shamrock Hotel. Timaru, 20th May, 1882. my 23 rA L L AND EAS O N LAND BROKERS, ETC., Have a large amount of MONEY in their own hands for immediate Investment, in sums to suit borrowers. Transfers, Leases, Mortgages, and all work under th« Laud Transfer Act done n the Office without delajr j*l9