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Temuka Leader, Issue 1133, 11 August 1883, Page 3

WORTH OF GOODS. £15,000 TEMUKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. SIEGERT & FAUVEL, Having Purchased at an Immense Dineonn*, the WHOLE OF THE STOCK OF THE Late JULIUS MENDELSON, Esq., Beg to announce that tliey intend holiling an ENORMOUS CASH CLEARING ONE MONTH ONLY COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1883. When every Description of DRAPERY IRONMONGERY CFMENT CLOTHING GROCERY WIRE NA ,S BOOTS and GALVANISED IRON PLOi (HI SHA-.Es SHOES BARB WIhE FENCING Wll.'Js. SASH WEIGHTS, CHAFFOUTTEUS, CORN CRUSHERS, TURNIP CUTTERS, CLOVER, RYE GRASS AND TURNIP SEED, AND O.HER farming requisites, Will be S«»ld at HAN Til N G L I S H / P. I C E

IMMENSE SEDUCTIONS IN DRAPERY FOR CASH GxNLY. Therefore Come and Judge for yourselves that this i« the only C mp and Gamiin* CASH. SALE ever held in Temuka. pOME EARLY! pOME EARLY! pO*lE EARLY! To Secure the £e«t Bargains, and we will show our Fiieudsund Customer lint v, still continue to deserve our name for Cheapness. DON'T FORGET THAT SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, JULY 28, IFB3 SIEGERT & FAUVEL, TEMUKA. PS.— As the Slock of the late J. Mendelson, Esq, is well known to be the best in Canterbury, further comment is unnecessary. jy^b

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHiiXG FACTORY Comprising all the LATEST STYI.ES IN MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOrHING, M-tmif .Cured from the Rent Qualities and Newest Desiam- in COLONIAL, SCOTCH, BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL TWEEDS. The Large and Increasing Trade Las «na>>led the Proprietory to Off* their Cnstnmprß Still Further Advantages than hilherio, Hnd THIS SEASON'S GOODS UPON INSPECTION WILL BE FOUND CHEAPER THAN EVER. A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICK SHIRTS, HAT?, HOSIERY, AND EVERY REQUISITE AT WHOLESALE PRICE. Kinetem Branches now cpen to New Z-.1i.m1. A«enl. for the UnriwHtd carlo

SMITHFIELD WOOL WORKS, WINCHESTER. THE UNDERSIGNED hnvn tin's r?av ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP as Woi'lscourers. FellmongHrß and Com* mission Buyers of Woo!, etc, under tlie style and firm of Smith and Co., lit the übove Works, which they h-ve leased from Mr Robert Sm'»h. Mr Hemy E. Smith will act a« Manager and Buyer for the new firm, and we solicit a continuance of the support given to our predecessor. GFORGE BISSET. GHOItOK AKTKUR SMITH. Smithfield Wool Works, Winchester, 2lsi June, 1883. % SHEEP DIPPING. THE Undersigned is Pre ared to DIP SHEEP »i THREE HALF PENCE per head till 'he 1-t. <.f Jily. after wl-ich the price will be Twopf.ric>*. One day's not'-e r-cnirnd. On<* tii; Itt paddocking allowed. R A- BARKER aps Ohapi. Or*ri. TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. --*EST SCREENED and SCRK*Y_J PRESSED CHAFF supplied in Large or Sma : l Q ••■•nti'io-*. Farmers' Straw or o*t Sheaves cut to order Pens. B. j ws. and all sor's of Grain Ground Kim- or U"» rae for Slock Feeding lit Shortest Notice. CRUSHED OATS alwnys on hand. R.> B\RKER. cg>6 "" Qhapi, CfotL

TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY. TAILORING I TAILORING J NEW TWEEDS, NEW COATINGS, NEW TROUSERINGS, NEW CHEVIOTS, NEW BEDFORD AND WORSTED CORDS, ETC., ETC., Per British Queen. HERBERT CLAPHA.M, in thanking his numerous Patrons for past favors, desires to intimate that having received a first-cUs9 Assortment of the above Materials, and in consequence of the recent Strike among the Tailors in Timaru, he has turned his extensive Establishment into a Co-operative Company, who are prepared to Execute all Orders in a Style that will defy comparison with any othei firm in the Colony. Fit, Workmanship and Material Guaranteed, 4nd the Price charged will bring the best ORDER-WORK Within the reach of all classes of the community. The Best Workmen only employed on the Premises. TJERBERT i>|LAPHAM AND pO (Limited), MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMYRU. se!4 1L L 1 AM 00P E R SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH Waitohi Road, Tkmuka. "Next Volunteer Hall