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Temuka Leader, Issue 1193, 19 June 1884, Page 4

NDREWS AND JJEAVEN, ManuLictnrers of FIRST PRIZE and GOLD MEDAL CHAFFCUTTEBS, HORSE GEARS and CORN CRUSHERS. PORTABLE ‘ CANTERBURY ’ CHAFECUTTERS, with SCREW PRESS, from £65. ‘ZEALANDIA ’ CHAFFCDTTER, llin. Mouth, Two Knives. Price £l2. TWO-HORSE GEAR, £l6 10s. PATENT SELF REGULATING CrtRN CRUSHERS. Send for Illustrated Catalogue, Post Free on application. Sole Agents for ANGLO-AMERJCaN CORN and SEED DRILL. Will sow every kind of Seed from Beans to Turnips, in a manner superior to any other. Over 60 sold in Canterbury last year. Send for Price List. CANTERBURY MACHINE WORKS, mr29 South Belt, Christchurch. LOCAL INDUSTRY. mHE Public of Temuka, Geraldine and surrounding districts will, ON AND after Saturday, march is, be able to get CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, from Colonial, English and Scotch Tweeds, manufactured at the Timaru /NLOTHING -riAOTORY Main North Road, Jj No. 1, (Nest E. Smith, Coal Merchant), and Retailed here at Wholesale Price. I have long wished to Localise industry and KEEP LABOR IN THE DISTRICT, and I ask the Public of Temuka and Geraldine to give me a fair share of support, and I will give them Goods that will Defy Competition with any Wholesale House in New Zealand for PRICE, QUALITY, and STYLE, besides helping me to cultivate an industry in the AVOOLEN TRADE, -which is of immense importance to the District. I have determined, for the first month of opening, to give the Public the full benefit of a bona tide AATolesale Price for any Single Garment, as I WANT TO PROVE THE ADVANTAGE OF TIMARU MANUFACTURE. First —Because the Style vul Cut is Better. Second —Because the Fit and Finish is Superior. Third —Because every Section of the Garments being faithfully made, there will be no fear of pockets, tacks, or buttons giving way as in ordinary slop goods. Fourth — B*--cause if a Customer cannot Selelect a Garment from Stock, 1 will make him one for the same Price on the same day. H, CLAPHAM. TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY, mrlP End of Main North Road. ROYAL FLOURING MILL COMPANY (BRUCE & CO., LIMITED.) Directors: Edward McGlashan, Salisbury, Tixnaru. Chairman. J. AY. Hardie, Farmer, Hook. G. F. Lovegrove, Farmer, Makikihi. Andrew Martin, Otaio. John Meikle, Timaru. AALvi. Moody, Timaru. Robert Stewart, Timaru. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand, Timaru, and Branches. The Directory of the ROYALFL CUBING MILL COMPANY (Bruce & Co., Limited) have resolved on an extension of Capital to the extent cf 1000 Shares, payable in Calls cf £1 per share every three months, making in all 2000 Shares issued of £lO each. The object of the Directors in doing so is to place the Company in a favorable monetary posi'ion to meet the extensively increasing trade ; first, in the purchasing of Grain and the Erection of Elevators for the economical Working and Storage of Wheat ; and secondly, for the Fitting of the Oatmeal Machinery, for which the necessary Buildings and Fixtures are already provided. The additional Shares proposed to be issued will rank from the first of July, 1884, in the same proportion with the first issue as to Dividends, viz, from July to December, for six months.

Tbe Directors would earnestly invite the coopt ration of Farmers and other Gentlemen interested in the welfare of South Canterbury to liberally take up the Shares, so as to allow the fullest development or this most important local industry, believing it to be of the greatest interest to Farmers and 1 and Proprietors to support the Company, hi any special rca i ons might b ■ given, hut one will suffice, viz., the fact tbut it opens up a local Market for the produce of the Farm. For six months the Mill has now been in active operations, and has proved a great success. The Machinery is unequalled in the Pouf hern Hemispht re, and tue production of Flour both in purity and quality is unrivalled. The TT-t ' lue ;;’c sure in stating that a great demand tor the Flour has now arisen, and the tale has increased to such an extent that the Mill is now working twenty four hours daily to overtake the demand, 10,000 bushels of wheat being the weekly consumption. Forms of Application fcr Shares may be had by applying at tbe Office, in Grey etr°et; at the hank of JS’ew Zealand, Timaru, or any of i’s Branches ; or any of the Commission Agmts in limani. Tbe share List wil 1 - be open until the let July, afur which no Shares will be issued but at a premium, my 29 TyuLLN HOOD’S PROGRAMME X\f OX THE ‘WATERLOO CUP,’ COURSING WATCH, Plumpton Park, Christchurch, July 16th, 17th, and 38th, 1884. Subscribed Capital, £IOOO ; in 2000 Shares of 10s each. ABOUT EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES., Waterloo Onp (winner) £3OO Will close July 14th. As there are no Local or New Zealand Races (of any note) until tbe Melbourne and New Z- aland Cups of 1884, between 5 and 6 months from date (HFh May), we think it 100 long to ho'd our clients’ money by staining these big events, and ti.creb re open the imove Programme on tin; Vs atekloo Cup, Com sing Maid), and Horn our pin sent and past successes morally guarantee it will fill. Address —ROBIN HOOD, Care of Thos. Stapleton, Box 288, P. 0., Christchurch ; orJUBAL (not J. L.) FLEMING, City "Bath*, Christchurch, No connection with any other Company, my 61