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Temuka Leader, Issue 1165, 25 October 1883, Page 2

THIS SPACE IS RESERVED J. D. SLATER, DBAPEE AND CLOTHIER, SYDENHAM HOUSE, MRU

/. Mundell and Co, TO-MORROW FEIDAY, 26th OCTOBER, 1883. J MUNDELL & CO have received instructions from Mr* Clarke, Storekeeper, Geraldijie, to Sell by Public Auction at his Store, as in consequence of his intention to enlarge hi» Premises he has determined to make a Clearance of the following lines of Goods, VIJB. -r. 1 . TT Scrubbing Brushes ; Baskets ; Umbrellas; China Cups and Saucers; Dessert Plates ; Mugs ; Jugs ; Water Bottles ; Vases ; Looking Glasses; Trays, all sizes ; Kerosene Lamps , Chamber Sets ; Toilet Sets ; Ladies' Wack Bags ; Tea . and Dinner Services; Plates, all sizes ; Large Meat Dishes ; Perambulators ; Pocket Books; Large Flower Pots ; Tea Pots ; Hair Brushes ; 1 Pair Lustres ; Milk Strainers ; Cullenders ; Milk Pans ; School Books and Slates; Baking Dishes; American Brooms; Butter Coolers; Shoe Brushes ; Other Brushes; 5-gcl. Covered Jars; Billies; Buckets; Felt; Wash Basins; Cruet Stands; Large Pictures; Scales and Weights; Concertinas; Scented Soap, in bars; FryiDg Pans ; 20 Boxes Tea ; Matches ; 1 D.B. Breech-loading Gun (new). J MUNDELL & CO, OC Ji ! Auctioneers.

Having taken Possessiou of the BOOKS of RICHARD KNOWLES. Butcher, Temuka, under the Power in my Security, I hereby Give Notice that all 'Accounts Owing to him must be Paid on or before the Ist November to MR W. G. ASPINALL, Solicitor, Temuka, whose receipt only will be recognised. All Accounts unpaid by that Date will be /, ~ Sued for without further Notice. '■'>•' <Jc23 ANDREW GRANT. •',. 'Zu4&fr t ACCOUNTS AGAINST the late r L >MHS 'LOWIS tnnst be rendered to the iui ( ; undersigned AT ONCE, or they will not ' be recognised. „,,»««• M. QUINN, " n „ia Executor

*--"-—•SHEARING. Full-sized and Three-quarter Best Calcutta Woolpacks " >: ', SHEEP-SHEARS. Burgon and "";!v. ! HA, and B. Bows and [ .',.'. ; Ward and Payne's 38 and 79 )|f Raddle, Lampblack, Oil and Turkey Stone. ' v< ! ' -.■:■!: ••■R. H. PEARPOINT, 'ocl6 Geraldine. " FMILLINERY! MILLINERY I l ! if ISS 'BLIOK bej?s to intimate to the VI residents of Geraldine and districTthat she has COMMENCED BUSI-NESS-in tliei above line. All Orders .received at her residence, at Mrs Millard's, ' Geraldine, will be promptly attended to. «020

INTENDING PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING ' " FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Should Visit thk ISeW Z EALAND CLOTHING IMARU JJRANOH, ;i : ! Where they can Select from the 1 LARGEST VARIETY OF FASHIONABLE GARMENTS, ' Manufactured from Sound and Reliable NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS. The Well-known reputation enjoyed by the Firm of Selling a (jenulne Article ' H.OL E S ALE X RICE Has resulted in an increase of, Business during the past season, and they can now boast of haviug ; RETAIL BRANCHES In New Zealand, Thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce, economising both Material and Labor, and ensur- ■> ■'■ iiig to their Patrons a Further Benefit in the shape of a ' STILL LOWER RATE OF WHOLE- - - : LALE PRICES. SHIRTS, UNDERCLOTHING, HATS !: ; AND CAPS, PORTMANTEAUS, ', Aid Every Requisite at Wholesale Price. r ' TI#ARU South 'Road.' •c2O ROBERT FOSTER, Manager.