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Temuka Leader, Issue 1143, 1 September 1883, Page 3

TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TEMUKA, WAITOTII. TUI.TOV, KARA MU, GEBAI.IUVU <!.•’: FLAT, WINCHES! Ell, UilAiH AND RANCH a a Hi .T WE, SIEGERT AND FAUVEL, su.-cehsors < -f the Lie j. M.-mb. so-., invite .ir numerous friends and Customers in the above-named uisirmts to pay us aa early visit, and have an inspection ot onr LARGE, CHEAP AND VARIED STOCK and Procure Bargains in every line of Farming and Household Requisites. We can confidently state that you will Buy OYER 20 PER OEM 1 CHEAPER Than in your own District, besides getting First-class Goods, as the Stock of the late J. Mendelson is well known to be the Be.-t in South Cmterbury. IE YOU WANT ANY Clover, Eye Grass, or Garden Seeds, Fencing and Barb Wire, Galvanised Iron, Bridging, Galvanised]Nails ami Washers, Wire Nails, every kind of Carpenters’ Tools, Window' Sashes aud Doors, Oorncrnshers, Turnip Cutlers, Chaffcutters, Plough Shares, Leading and P.ongh Chains, Mould Boards, and Sole Plates, etc, etc., PLEASE ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS OF SAME AND YOU WILL REALLY BE AS’OMSHED HOY LOW WE QUOTE. WE ARE WELL KNOWN TO BE THE CHEAPEST HOUoE IN THIS DISTRICT IN GROCERY, DRAPERY, MEN’S CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, DAIRY IMPLEMENTS, IRONMONGERY AND TINWARE, ETC. Therefore, Please give us a Gall, P.nro ise, and Help ns in onr Undertaking. SIEGER I 1 FAUVEL, MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, au3o TEMUKA. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHiNG FACTORY HAVE Spared No Effort to Place 1.-fm-e the Public a Mn«t COMPLETE ASSORT MENT OF NEW WINTER MANUFACTURES, Comprising all the LATEST STYLES IN MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, Manufactured from the IFi-t Qualities :i• i <l Newest Design* in COLONIAL, SCOTCH, BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL TWEEDS. The Large and Increasing Trade has enabled the Proprietory to Offer their Customers Still Further Advantages than hitherio, 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 epen in New Zealand. Agents for the Unrivalled Wektheim Sewing Machines, TIMaBU BRANCH —Maim South Road. mrl3 KOBT. FOSTER, Manager, N 0 T ICE. COY AND DRUMMOND’S GREAT COMPULSORY CLEARING SALE COMMENCED SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1883. For pi ash /anl-y i s i or \jas Unly ]i 1 EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND REORGANISATION OF ESTABLISHMENT EVERY LINE”UN STOCK TO BE TURNED INTO MONEY AT ANY SACRIFICE. THE WHOLE OF THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK MUST EE CLEARED. O* NO DECEPTION.—t OME AND SEE. DRAPERY, CLOTHING. MILLINERY. MANTLES AND JACKETS, &c„ &o. IN EVERY CASE AT AND UNDER HOME COST. COY & DRUMMOND, an2l DUNSTABLE HOUSE, TI|IARU.

T RESP ASS NOTICE. Any PERSON found TRESPASSING on either the Freehold or Leasehold Property of Messrs Empson and Shiel, Han gitata, with Dogs or Guns, will he PROSECUTED. Jy24 C. S. TOTTON. m RESPA3S NOTICE. ANY RSON found TRESPASSING in pursuit ff fpmie, or with DOGS, on my land on the south side o Waihi river, or otherwise, will be prose cutfcd as the law directs. au7 ALEXANDER KELMAN. T RESPASS NOTICE. ANY PIGS found TRESPASSING on the PROPERTY of Mr WILLIAM WALKER, Waif oh i Flab, after this notice will be DESTROYED. Poison will be laid for Dogs, and all Trespassers prosecuted. WILLIAM WALKER. August 7,1883. au7 N 0 T I 0 E. ANY PERSON TRESPASSING on any portion of the ORAHI, Freehold or Leasehold, or on the RANGITATA ISLANDS, will be STRIOTL\ PROSECUTED, Poison laid for Dogs. By order of the Trustees. , au7 WM. GDNN TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found Trespassing on my Property at Springfield, or the Winchester Farm, in pursuit of Game or otherwise, will be Prosecuted. JOHN PATERSON, jys Springfield.

H. T. CLINCH, PRACTICAL TAILOR AND HABITMAKER, BEDS to announce to hia numerous Customers amt the Public that he has now on lu-n>l a Choice Assortment of TV i-EDS, FANCY COATINGS, BLUE AND BLACK SUPERFINES. BAN NO KB I TINS. CHEVIOTS, BEDFORD CORDS, ETC, ETC., Ladies’ Ulsters and Jackets made to Order. Gontlemeu’s Own Materials Made Up, Tweed Suits, from £4 10s 0d from £1 7s 6d Repairs Neatly Executed. All Orders piompTy attended to. Inspoflion lovited. Fashions Received Monthly, Note the Address— H. T. CLINCH, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, Temcka. jul9 5 c 1 UNDERSIGNED having PURCHASED the GERALDINE BUSINESS from the Executors of the late J. MENDELSON, begs to intimate that the PREMISES WILL BE RE-OPENED ON TUESDAY, JULY 31,1883. Any old friends wishing to .continue the connection, will be treated with (lie same liberality us heretn'mc, ' jy3l R. 11. PEARPOINT. '