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Temuka Leader, Issue 1158, 9 October 1883, Page 1

W. J. N. UPTON, AND Oflicoa—Bowker’s Buildings, Great South Hoad Timaru. Consultation and Advice fJUMBER AND OOAL YARDS begs to inform the in,±J habitants of Temuka and surrounding districts that ho has OPENED A COAL YARD in connection with his Timber Trade, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of thepublic patronage. ALWAYS ON HANPA largo supply of the best Goals, Firewood, Fencing Poets, Rails, and Stakes, Ironmongery, Timber, and all kinds of Building Material. N.B. Everything sold at the lowest current rates. 2| per cent discount allowed for Cash in all cases. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. Begs to inform the inhabitants of Temuka and the surrounding district that he is prepared to Supply BUILDING MATERIALS of All Kinds at TIMARU PRICES, and in some cases UNDER. E.B, having an interest in a Sawmill and a Fine Block of Maiden Bush, can do Black Pine, Totara, and White Pine, Very Cheap. Also, Firewood, Posts, Stakes, etc. TEMUKA J. BLYTH. fe!6 j-binuKa. E. BROWN

COALS—Large quantity of all kinds ;in Stock. Can supply CEMENT in any: quantity. All Kinds of Tongued-and-Grooved FLOORING and LINING, Kauri and Red and White Pine, Orders Punctually attended to. E, BROWN, Coal and Timber Merchant, mrl7 ' r “muka. ! THE TIMARU FURNISHING . WAREHOUSE. j THE BEST AND CHEAPST. I INVITE Visitors to Timaru to Inspect my Stock and see for themselves Beds, Bedding, and all kinds of Furniture at the Lowest Possible Prices. Funerals attended on reasonable terms. The Trade Supplied. J. E. BECKINGHAM. Great South Road, se27 Timaru , LB I s 8 COACH BUILDER. Having had long expelience in the Coachbuilding Trade, I beg to intimate that 1 am prepared to Make, Repair, or Paint English or Colonial Carriages. My Premises adjoin Nichol Bros’, Forge. L. BUSS, ja!6 Ternuka. DEAFNESS ! DEAFNESS ! GOOD NEWS FOR THE DEAF. MILLARD’S. 10R kEAFNESS QURE Jg OR jy Which has been used by hundreds with wonderful results. In many cases of long standing the hearing has been restored. Cures have been made when all other remedies have failed. The following is one of the many testimonials that have been received : “77 Fleet street, London, E.C. “ I have quite recovered my hearing on one side and hope by continuing to use it to get the other ear well also, and I shall have great pleasure on my next visit to write you out a testimonial, Henry Turner, Chemist. To Mr Millard. MILLARD’S NEURALGIC DROPS. Which have been proved to be a certain cure for Toothache, Tic Dolureux Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains in the Head, Face, etc. In bottles with directions. , CORNS "CORNS ! CORNS! 1 Dear Sin.— I was for some considerable time suffering great pain from two or three corns. 1 could scarcely walk about. I used a bottle of your valuable Corn Solvent, which lias perfectly cured my corns. I. should certainly recommend any one suffering with those painful things to use your valuable remedy. — Yours truly, Sekgt. Rhead, R.S.G.M., To Mr M'llaul. WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. WIND AND INDIGESTION PILLS. Warranted free from Mercury. A. certain Cure for Indigestion, Wind, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Loss of Appetite, Headache, etc. In boxes with directrons. T. sett Pro oared only by ‘ILL A R p. Pharmacutical Chemist, Geraldine.