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Temuka Leader, Issue 1135, 5 February 1884, Page 3

THE HALL, TEMUKA. JOHN W. MILES Calls special attention to his LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Which have been carefully selected from the best markets, and are now offered at the very Lowest Quotations. <5 M s H w t> o d H w NEW SHAPES IN BOYS', YOUTH’S AND MEN’S CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER from Geelong and Kaiapoi Tweeds, THE FIT AND WEAR OF WHICH ARE GUARANTEED. IMPORTED AND COLONIAL BOOTS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS. In addition to the above a grand assortment of FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. DRESSMAKING IN CHARGE OF MISS TATE. AGENT FOR SINGER’S; SEWING MACHINE. JOHN W. MILES •«27 THE HALL, TEMUKA. HON MARCHE, TEMUKA. (OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.) MOGRIDGE “^WILTSHIRE Would 11 attention to their SPLENDID STOCK 01 CHif STMAS AND NEW YEAR’S GIFTS. Which is acknowledged to be the choice t and most varied ever brought into Temuka. We have also a good Slock of LADIES’ DRESS MATERIALS, PRINTS, GALATEAS, MILLINERY, FANCY TIBS, GLOVES, ETC. Our CALICOES, FLANNEL, SHEETINGS, HOLLANDS, ETC., ETC., are the cheapest ever offered to the public, being imported direct from Manchester, which ayes intermediate profits. Our Men’s Department IS REPLETE IN EVERY REQUIREMENT OF THE SEASON. BON MARCHE, TEMUKA. -

MONSTER DISSOLUTION SALE, WITH ART UNION. OYER 280 SPLENDID PRIZES. OABITES AND PLANTE VICTORIA. HOUSa TIMARU, SMITHFLELD WOOL WORKS, WINCHESTER ORDERS for SCOURING for the ensuing Season should be forwarded jarly. See prices obtained in London Sales for Wool washed here last season. None but best qualified workmen kept and under the supervision of HENRY E. SMITH, Manager. Woelpacks for-safe at current rates, nol