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Temuka Leader, Issue 1311, 5 March 1885, Page 1

NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to notify that he will RUN AN EXPRESS from GERALDINE to WINCHESTER EVERY SATURDAY, carrying Passengers for the first Train toTimaru, and meeting the last Train from Timaru, Return Fare, 2s 6d, JAMES EBNNIB, de2o Carrier, Geraldine. FURNITURE, FURNITURE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOB SALE a- Largo Assortment of—. CHESTS OF DRAWEES WARDROBES OHIFPIONIER AND BOOKCASES ALL SORTS OF CHAIRS LOOKING GLASSES IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS CHOICE BEDROOM SETS BEDDING, ETC. PICTURES OF ALL KINDS. ALL GOODS MADE ON THE PEEMISEB, AND GUARANTEED. PRICES VERY MODERATE. JOSEPH BERI CABINETMAKER & UNDERTAKER, Opposite Mechanics Institute, de!B TEMUKA. CRITERION CARRIAGE FACTORY, Main South Road, Timaru. JEARRATT begs to announce to his , old Patrons and the Public that he has resumed business, and by only employing skilled workmen and using good material he expects to maintain his former reputation. He has gained First Prizes in every Show at which he has exhibited, beth a Timaru and Christchurch. nirlS HEALEYS Glass, paint, paperhangingi PLUMBING, AND SANITARY WAREHOUSE. CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF PAPERHANGINGS IN CANTERBURY. White Lead, Oils, Scrim, Varnishes, and Brushware, Spouting, Sheet Lead, Iron and Lead Pipes, Pumps, Electric and Wire Bells, etc. BATHS and LAVATORIES of all descriptions on view, Workmen sent to any part of the Country. W. H E A 1 E T Painter, Glazier, Paperhanger, Plumber, Bellhnnger, and Gasfitter, . OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, TIMARU. Brass, Copper, Lead and Tinware repaired, mal9

LOCAL INDUSTRY THE Public of Temuka Geraldine and surrounding districts will, ON AND after Saturday, march 35, be able to get CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, from Colonial, English and Scotch Tweeds, manufactured at the TIMARU /CLOTHING Main North Road, 1 1 ACTORY No. 1 (Next E. Smith, Coal Merchant), and Retailed here at Wholesale Price, I have long wished to Localise Industry and KERP 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 WOOLEN TRADE, which is of immense ‘ oportance to the District. I have determined, for the first month of opening, to give the Public the full benefit of a bona fide Wholesale Price for any Single Garment, as I WANT TO PROVE THE ADVANTAGE OF TIMARU MANUFACTURE. First—Because the Style iid Cut is Better. Second —Because the Fit and Finish is Superior. Third—Because every Section of the Garments being fa’thfully made, there will be no fear of pockets, tacks, or buttons giving way as in ordinary slop goods. Fourth— Because if a Customer cannot Select a Garment from Stock, I will make him one for the same Price on the same day.

H. CLAPHAM. TIMARU CLOTHING FACTORY. mrlß End of Main North Road. ggT SHORTHAND IN TWELVE LESSONS ! in Twelve Lessons!! PHONETIC SHORTHAND (Pitman’s) taught through the Post in TWELVE LESSONS for 30s (payment in advance), —W. J. WILLIAMSON, Teacher of Phonography, Lower York Place Dunedin., anld