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Temuka Leader, Issue 1025, 2 November 1882, Page 3

SANDERSON, Bootmaker, com- , meuced liis First ANNUAL SALE * on SATURDAY, the 10t.li August, and will continue for ONE MONTH ONLY. DURING which time he will offer his Large, New, and Well-assorted Siock of Boots and Shoes at Prices hitherto unknown in South Canterbury, YOU can get a pair of first-class Men’s Balmorals at 11s Cd, Men’s Lome Balmorals 12s 6d, and his Own Make at 15- 6cl. NT ANDERSON can guarantee all goods to be of the best quality, and customers will find it to their advantage to purchase during Ihe Month of Sale. CfOMF EARLY and Secure the Bar- ) gains.— S. ANDERSON, next to Edminson and Kid well. ses BOOTS, BOOTS. BOOTS. SHOES. SHOES. SHOES. TO THE PUBLIC OF TEMUKA. J.LANCSKAIL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Main South Road (opposite Mechanics’ ; Institute), Temuka, WISHES to return Thanks to his Friends who have so generously I supported him since he commenced Business. Whilst doing so he wishes to inform them that in the future, as in in the past. Customers may rely on getting thb VERY BEST “WORK AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICK. He has JUST RECEIVED a large Consignment of BOOTS and SHOES of all descriptions, and is prepared to supply Customers at Prices to Suit the Times, Inspection invited. clearance' SA_LE. LESS THAN COST PRICE. £IOOO WORTH OF BOOTS. MUST BE CLEARED OUT IN LESS THAN jggp ONE MONTH. ißi Being largely overstocked I am determined to SELL for the next Month, FOR CASH UNLY, AT LESS THAN COST PRICE. Such an opportunity for securing bargains will not be offer to the Public of Temuka again for some time, THE SALE IS BONA FIDE. As my Slock is well known to be of the Best WurKmauship and Material it is not necessary to draw attention t« any Special Lines. J. TANGINEY, oclO BOOTMAivER, TEMUKA. ATSHffiAKERS tiEWEIIERS, V 'yp SM-CH* ROTHERHAM’S ENGLISH LEVERS, from L 5 10s AMERICAN WALTHAM Do, from ... L 3 10s Address —246, High street, Christchurchj M. QOLT MA N Practical Watch and Clock Maker, Working Jeweller, Etc. W,C. having been seven years in th employ of Messrs Rotherham and Sons, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Temuka and surrounding district that he has take ■ over the business lately carried on by H. Black, and hopes by strict attention o busi .ess, coupled with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. |Watehes, and Jewellery in gv'-tu Clocks, variety, g j a 27