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Temuka Leader, Issue 1265, 15 November 1884, Page 2

GABITEB AND .PLANTE, HAVE COMPLETED OPENING THEIR Season’s Shipments for Summer 1884. Their Imports by the following Ships, “Coromandel,” “Nelson,” “Tongariro,” “ Aorangi,” “ Doric,” “ British King,” “ Iberia," comprise 169 CASES AND BALES, OF A ’J OTAL VALUE OF £6423. These Goods are Bought Direct from the best English and French Manufacturers for Cash, thereby Saving Wholesale Warehousemen's intermediate Profits. Every Depa-tment is now Replete with the Latest Novelties. "We r- ver had the pleasure of submitting to our Customers such a Thoroughly Good Selection as the present one. VISITORS TO TOW N SHOULD SEE OUR Grand Display of Seasonable DRAPERY THIS DAY. No. 1 WINDOW (north end) —New Washing Fabrics, consisting of Zephyrs, Ginghams, Sateens, Prints, etc. No. 2 WINDOW —New French and English-trimmed Millinery, Straw and Fancy Hats and Bonnets, Flowers and Feathers. No. 3 WINDOW —New Mantles, Cupes, Dolmans, Costumes, Skirts, etc., etc. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT: The Stock of Gentlemen’s Suits is Larger than in any previous year. Complete Suits from 21s to 60s. The variety of Juvenile Suits is Unlimited. We now quote Boys' Knicker Suits from 5s lid to 30s. TAILORING DEPARTMENT: We have pleasure in intimating that we have secured the services of a First-class Cutter of large experi noe, excellent taste mid capabilities. We are now in a position to execute Orders in this Department in Better -ty : e andut Lower Prices than any other Firm in South Canterbury. GABITES AND PLANTE, “THE CORNER.”

NE W Spring Goods SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of NEW SPRING GOODS at our USUALLY LOW PRICES. NEW LACES, 2d per yard. NEW NETS, for Ties find Hat Trimming, 2d per yard. NEW STRAW HATS, from Gd upwards. Largest Stock in the District to NEW DRESS GOODS, from S£d. NEW PRINTS, from 4 U. MOGRIDGE Y WILTSHIRE. A fresh snpplv of our Celebrated BOTTON KID BOOTS, 13s 6d per pair ; usual price, 17s 6d. MILLINERY. A Splendid Stock of TRIMMED MILLINERY by MRS. MOGRIDGE (late •with J. Daliantyne and Go., Christchurch.) OGE Fg-aJ & WILTSHIRE bon marche, temuka. jy26 BOOTS.

J. B ALLANTYNB & C° Invite Visitors to Tiinaru to inspect their Novelties for the present Season for all Departments, which for Variety, Style, Price, and Quality are unequalled. J. B. and Co. have made large purchases of Kaiapoi, Mosgiel and Koslyn Tweeds at satisfactory prices, which enables them to shut out the imported article and to encourage Colonial Industry. I hey will offer them either ready made or to order at very low rates. Fashionable Sac Suits (Fit guaranteed to please, Workmanship all that could he desired, of good Colonial Tweed, sn’Tid colors and neat patterns, from 58s Cd. SHEPHERD’S BUILDINGS, TIMARU.

mr2o TEMUKA EOAD BOARD. SMALL BIRDS NUISANCE. rpHE BOARD will pay ONE BENNY |_ per Dozen for EGGS, and TWOPENCE per Dozen for BIRDS, delivered at the Residence of the Undersigned. GEO. BOLTON, noli Clerk to Board. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL* PERSONS are CAUTIONED against CROSSING the OPIHI RiVER after dark unless acquainted with the proper ford. By order, F. W. STUBBS, Clerk. Timaru, Sept. IGth, 1884. selS PHOTOGRAPHY. PORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION AT PRICKS TO SUIT THE TIMES. COME AND SEE THEM AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. rnHE STUDIO AT TEMUKA IS NOW AGAIN OPEN. PORTRAITS from Is upwards. Views of Houses, Horses, Arc., Ac., taken on Moderate Terms. NOTE THE ADDRESS—Next Door to the Temttka Leader Gflice, and call early to prevent disappointment. FRED. SMITH, Photographer