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Temuka Leader, Issue 1134, 14 August 1883, Page 3

WORTH OF GOODS. £16,000 STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE FARMERS-AND INHABITANTS OF TEMUKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. SIEGERT & EAUYEL, Having Purchased at an Immense Discount, the WHOLE OF THE STOCK OF THE Late JULIUS MENUELSON, Esq., Beg to announce that they intend holding an ENORMOUS CASH CLEARING SALE FOR - ' ONE MONTH ONLY " COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1883. DRAPERY CLOTHING BOOTS and SHOES When every Description of IRONMONGERY GROCERY GALVANISED IRON BARB WIRE, CFMENT WIRE NAILS PLOI OH SHARES FENCING WIRE SASH WEIGHTS, CHAFFGUTTEUS, CORN CRUSHERS, TURNIP CUTTERS, CLOVER, RYE GRASS AND TURNIP SEED. AND O.HER FARMING REQUISITES, Will be Sold at ESS (JR A N •yjl N G L I S II QOST pRI OB IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN DRAPERY FOR CASH ONLY. Therefore Come and Judge for yourselves that this is the only Cheap and Genuine CASH SALE ever held in Tetnuka. £JOME EARLY! QOME EARLY I QOME EARLY! To Secure the Be*t Bargains, and we will show our Friends and Customers that we still continue to deserve our name for Cheapness. DON’T FORGET THAT SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1883

SIEGERT & EAUYEL, TEMUKA. P.S.—As the Slock of the late J. Mendelson, Esq., is well known to be lh n heat io Canterbury, further comment is unnecessary. jy.6 THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTIIiiVG FACTORY HAVE Spared No Effort to Place before the Public a Most COMPLETE ASSORT MENT OF NEW WINTER MANUFACTURES. Comprising all the LATEST STYLES IN MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, Manuf .cured from the Best Qualities and Newest Designs in COLONIAL, SCOTCH, BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL TWEEDS. The Large and Increasing Trade has enabled the Proprietory to Offer their Customers Still Further Advantages than hither.o, and THIS SEASON’S GOODS UPON INSPECTION WILL BE FOUND CHEAPER THAN EVER. A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICE. SHIRTS, HATS, HOSIERY, AND EVERY REQUISITE AT WHOLESALE PRICE, Nineteen Branches now open in New Zealand. Agents for the Unrivalled Weetheim Sewing Machines. TIMARU BRANCH— Main South Road. mr!3 ROBT. FOSTER, Manager.

SMITH FI ELD WOOL WORKS, WINCHESTER. THE UNDERSIGNED have fliis day ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP as Woolscourers, Fellmongi-rs and Commission Buyers of Wool, etc, under file style and firm of Smith ahd Co. v at the above Woika, which they hiive leased from Mr Robert Snv'h. Mr Heniy E. Smith will act as Manager and Buyer for the new firm and we solicit a continuance of the support given to our predecessor. GFORGE BISSET. GEORGE ARTHUR SMITH. Smithfield Wool Works, Winchester, 21st June, 1883. Rjy fen I.aSjHU! N Q'frY/. 1 SHEEP DIPPING. THE Undersigned is Prepared to DIP SHEEP at THREE HALF PENCE per head till the Ist of July, after which the price will be Twopence, One day’s notice required. One night « paddocking allowed. R A- BARKER aps Ohapi, Orari. TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. Best screened and screw. PRESSED CHAFF .applied in Large or Small Quantises. Farmers’ Straw or p«t Sheaves cut to order. Peas, Beass, and all sorts of -Grain Ground Fine or Coarse for Stock Feeding at Shortest Notice. ■CRUSHED OATS always on hand. R. A. BARKER, aps Ohapi,

TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY. TAILORING ! TAILORING ! NEW TWEEDS, NEW COATINGS, NEW TROUSERINGS. NEW CHEVIOTS, NEW BEDFORD AND WORSTED CORDS, ETC., ETC., Per Brilish Queen, HERBERT CLAPHAM. in thanking his numerous Patrons for past favors, desires to intimate that having received a first-class 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 other firm in the Colony. Fit, Workmanship and Material Guaranteed, And 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. JJEKBEHT AND (Limited), MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMYRU. se!4 c° ILL 1 A M JJ 0 0 P E 11 SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH Waitohi Road, Temuka. "Next Volunteer Hall