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Temuka Leader, Issue 1170, 26 April 1884, Page 3

AUTUMN 1884 J. B ALLANTYNE AND c a SHEPHERD’S BUILDINGS, TIMARU, Have much pleasure in announcing that they are OPENING A SPLENDID STOCK OE NEW GOODS for the coming Season,'” which for Style, Quality, Variety, and Good Value will be found unsurpassed by anything yet shown in South Canterbury. mr2o GABITES AND PLANTE AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON 1 Qi) CASES -I QO ±66 JUST OPENED 1 66 OF VfEW A UTUMN J.N EVV UTUMN \jTUODS Comprising THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ■ MANTLES ULSTERS MILLIinERV GLOVES NECK GOODS FttILLINGS DRESS MATERIALS VELVETEENS WIN SETS UMBRELLAS CORSETS LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S COSTUMES BLANKETS i FLANNELS" CALICOES : CARPETS FLOORCLOTHS BOVS’ & YOUTHS’ SUITS GENTS’ CLOTHING NEW OXFORD SHIRTS &c., Ac., &o. GABITES AND PLANTE VICTORIA HOUSE, TIMARU. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. MRS DUNLOP, in thanking her numerous Patrons for the Liberal Support she lias received in the past, hegs to intimate that having taken as Partners Misses Maslin and Kirby, the Business will be carried on in future by MRS DUNLOP AND. MISSES MASLIN AND KIRBY, Mi line's aud Dressmakers, aud begs most respectfully to solicit on their behalf a continuance of the Liberal Support accorded to herself. MRS DUNLOP AND MISSES MASLIN AND KIRBY, Milliners and Assure their patrons that all .favors will he thankfully received, and most faithfully and punctually executed, at moderate charges. Geraldine, March 1884. ftpl DEERING " TWINE BINDER \r ARE BOOKING ORDERS FOR THE ABOVE MACHINES AT IF ORDERED AT ONCE. JJ ENRY AND J^INDLAY, AGENTS, TEMUKA. un2s