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Temuka Leader, Issue 1138, 23 August 1883, Page 4

TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY. TAILORING! TAILORING ! 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-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 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. JJBRBERT LA PH AM AND QO (Limited), MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMYRU. se!4 w ILLIAM JJOOPER SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH Waitohi Road, Temuka. Next Volunteer Hall SMITHFIELD WOOL WORKS, WINCHESTER. j. THE UNDERSIGNED have this day ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP as Woolscourers, Fellmongers and Commission Buyers of Wool, etc., under the style and firm of Smith and Co,, at the above Works, which they- have leased from Mr Robert Smbh. > Mr Henry E. Smith will act as Manager and Buyer for the new firm, and we solicit a continuance of the support given to our predecessor, GEORGE BISSET. I GEORGE ARTHUR SMITH. Smithfield Wool Works, Winchester, 21st June, 1883. 3jy tiatii. SHEEP DIPPING. THE Undersigned is [Prepared to DIP SHEEP at , THREE HALF-PENCE per li'ehd till the Ist of July, after which the price will be Twopence. * . p i One day’s notice'required, * One night s paddocking allowed. R. A* BARKER, aps Ohapi, Orari. TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. Best screened and screwPRESSED CHAFF supplied in Large or Small Quantities. Farmers’ Straw or Oat Sheaves to order. r * Peas, Beans, 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, Orari. TREES. TREES ,'/ % a _ , •ffrAVING iii LiRGEsi? of Xi FRUIT and FOREST TREES in South Canterbury now growing in my Nursery, they will be BOLD at a GREAT REDUCTION;.in price, as the Nursery is now Overstocked. NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED-FOR CASH. ; -■ - ; f i' . „ ’ —; —? .. s, . Pines, Coniferas, etc., 1,2, and 3 1 .‘years old, from 5s to 25s per 100. Fruit Trees, healthy qnd strong, from ■ -i ; 12a to 18a per dozen. Asbj Oak, Sycamore; and Birch, from . 3s.to 5s per 10,0. English Larch (2 years old) 12s 6d per 100. * Box Thorn and Quicks, from 7s 6d to ' 12s 6d per 1000.' Rhubarb Roots, Asparagus, and Sea r Kale Plants always on hand; STRAWBERRY PLANTS. AH kins of Spring Flowing Plants on Sale. W. WHEELBAND, . Nursery, Temuka. Orders by Post promptly attended to. Planting to any extent undertaken in any part of the District. ju2 Prize Mediil, 1878 JOSEPH GILLOTS CELEBRATED STEEL PENS By all Dealers throughout the World Every Tackot bears a fac-simjle Sgnati re ■ of Joseph Gillot