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Temuka Leader, Issue 1326, 11 April 1885, Page 1

I ARRIVAL OF R.M.S. RIMUTAKA AT WELLINGTON. )Y the above steamer, which is computed to have brought at least three-eighths ■ > of the Season's Goods for this Colony, DRUMMOND AND GLASSON hare received the major part of their FASHIONABLE WINTER DRAPERY for the coming Autumn and Winter Trade, together with a most completeassortment of Ger'v Mercery, Hats, Hosiery, Gloves, Ulters and "Waterproof Coats, with which to stock their new Clothing Premises (Wade and Shea's shop), the completion of which will occupy but a few day*. In the CLOTHING they purpose adhering to strictly COLONIAL PRODUCTIONS and, with this view, the Factories and Mills atMosgiel.RoßlynandKaiapoi are now executing for them most extensive orders. From the remarks accompanying their invoices they find that every line has been bought to exceptional advantage at Home ; therefore, as regards the value they will offer from this out, they would solicit comparison with any home in Canterbury. While the class of 3oods submitted will rival any offered in the colony; their 810 CK being entirely NEW, Customers can rely upon getting FASHIONABLE GOODS ONLY, while the Ladies Ulsters, Mantles, Jackets, Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery, and Fancy Drapery now opening has not vet been Eight Weeks out from London at this date—March 9th. With a view to their enormous DRESSMAKING TRADE, they have IMPORTED DRESS MATERIALS very largely, and their stock will be found to contain an immense assortment of Fabrics and Colorings, ranging in price for Heavy Ho mespuns, etc., from 7id per yard upwards. They haye great pleasure and every confidence in soliciting an early inspection. Drummond and G-lasson, COMMERCE . HOUSE, TIM ARIL IMMENSE SUCCESS OF Gabites and Plante's ("THE COKNKB") COMPULSORY SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK. fpHE Compulsory and Genuine Natur* of this SALE should commend itself to al JL who study True ECONOMY, and are anxious to obtain a really good Article at a Ridiculously Low Price. Our previous Sales have always been successful, because faith has been kept with the Public. We guarantee all who may favor us with a visit during this Sale some of the Best Bargains they have ever Purchased, EXTRAORDINARY BARGIANS ! 1 Black Cashmere, now 12^d—usual price, lo 9d 553 Damaged Lustres—we are clearing at 3|d All Wool Indian Beiges, now 4§d—reduced from la 1239 Yards Dress Goods, assorted various, 3|d—original prices, *l\A to Is 2239 Yards Prints-, lfd, 3fd, 4|d—must be cleared 1011 Yards Fancy Printed Sateens, now 7|d—original price, Is, la o|d 630 Yards Oatmeal Clotb, now 7£d—usual price, Is 2500 I'ards Grey Calico, Is lid (loz—worth 3£d per yard 1873 Yards 32in. Imperial Longclotb, 2s 6d doz 571 Untrimmed Straw Hats, Id Muslin Trimmed Hats, 3d ; Trimmed Straw Hats, 6d NEW FRENCH MILLINERY BONNETS, NOW 6s 11d-USUAL PKICE, 25s to 455. SEE CATALOGUE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. j SPECIAL PURCHASE OF INDENT INVOICES-1898 YARDS OF TWEEDS, Suitable for Boys' wear, Dolmans, Ulsters, Riding Habits, etc., etc., which we i have marked at less than the Mill Prices, They will be ready for inspection on and after the 7th inst. j GABITES AND PLATTE, DUNSTABLE HOUSE, "THE CORNER," TIM'ARU. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN WHIPS. A. MAXWELL, Late Mr J. Crawford.] MAIN NORTH ED. TIMARU. [Near King's Stables ' WHIPS. INDING I am Over- '} stocked with all kinds 'J of Ladies' & Gentlemen's RIDING and DRIVING WHIPS, I ar. determined to M9ke a CLEARANCE at VERY LOW PRICES. / I have just to hand a fine Stock of RIDING v SADDLES and all kind ß of HARNESS at LOWEST PRICES. Workmanship Guaranteed. INSPECTION INVITED. CASH CUSTOMERS DEALT i3ia LIBERALLY WITH. CARLYLE DISC HARROWS ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST.-THEY DO PERFECT WORK, ARE; EASY TO HANDLE, STRONG AND DURABLE. In the exhaustive competitive trials recently held at Kirwee and Papanni, they were placed FIR3T OVER ALL COMPETITORS, and thus stand unrivalled under .practical test. They can be packed on wheels,, for travelling, by one man or a boy in less t hax i five, minutes. The best Cultivating Implement procurable. NO FARMER CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE. Please send for Illustrated Catalogue of these and Full Line of Agricultural Implements, including: Ploughs, Patent Tine Harrows, Rollers, HorsePower Obaffculters.Cornerushers, Fanning Mills, Carlyle Iron Windmills, &c, &o. ..' r ■ BOOTH, MACDCNALD & CO CAKLYLB IMPLEMENT WORKS, CHRIBTCHURCK. , ACENTS-Miles, An-her and Co, Timaru; HENRY & FINDLiY, TEMUKA j J. MUJSDELL & CO., GERALDINE. [Mention this Paper,] apls H. OPJESSELICH & CO., WEAVERS' HALL, WOOL EXCHANGE, LONDON, SHIPPtNG & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ESTABLISHED 1885, HIP to order any description of British and Continental Goods upon 2\ per cent. J commission, selected by buyers with Colonial experience, and attend to the prompt realization of Produce at highest prices upon 1 per cent, commission. Orders to be accompanied by Letters of Credit or part-remittance in Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies of Insurance for floating cargoes to cover sea risks. References: Chief Office of the London and Westminster BuDk, or Agra Bank, London, and most of the Colonial Banks. Current Price Lists, Produce Reports, and any necessary samples or information on application, J aS