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Temuka Leader, Issue 1495, 20 April 1886, Page 3

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. AT WHOLESALE PRICES. J BROWN has; received his first shipment of WINTER BRAPERY, consisting , of all the Latest Novelties in Gloves, Dress Materials, Dress Trimmings, rials, Flowers, Feathers, and Ladies Hosiery, which have been MARRED at the LOWEST PRICES. , _ Special Value in Lace Curtains, and Short Blinds, Jlot to hand. Best. Value in Dress Materials, New and Beautiful Patterns, from 6d per yard. First Bre Value in Gloves, Trimmings, Umbrellas, Buttons, New Designs. A. Large Stock .of. Cretonnes, Patterns and prices most satisfactory to customers. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is replete with the Newest Goods, and, as additions are being made almost every week, our customers can rely on b*ing supplied with the Latest Styles, while the prices will be found much LOWER THAN. AT ANY OTHER HOUSE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF L\DIES AND CHILDRENS ULSTERS. Few Stock of Gentlemen’s Shirts, Under Flannels, L.W. Vests and Drawers, Collars, Scarfs, and Ties. Kaiapoi, Roslyn, and Mosgiel Suits. It is impossible to refer to every article m stock, but I shall feel a pleasure in showiuer the Goods to intending purchasers, feeling satisfied that inspection: will lead to business. SPORTING SEASON. * ?r . I have a Large Stock of Sporting Material on hand, consisting of all kinds bt Guo's, Caps, Cartridges, Curtis and Harvey s and Alliance Powders, which I intend to.SELL AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. , AGENT for the Stewart, and Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machines. J. BROWN, BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. . jy2s N. DUNLOP AND C O’S BIG ANNUAL SALE. COMMENCING THIS DAY, FEBRUARY 13, AND TO BE CONTINUED PUB THE NEXT SIX WEEKS FOR CASH ONLY. AS our Stock is tremendously large, we will| offer IMMENSE BARGAINS ior every department. Note the following LOW PRIGtS 600 yards Print from 2|d ; Checked Winceys at 6d, worth 101 ; Large Quantity of Dress Goods at half price ; Grey Calicoes at 2s 6d per doz. yards ; Ltdies’ Kid Boots at 5s 9d per pair, worth 8s ; Ladies’ House Boots at 3s 9d, worth 6s; Mens’ Wool Sox atTOd per pair, worth Is 3d ; Men’s Tweed Suits at 19s 6d worth 30s, and all Clothing at equally low prices. Men’s, Women’s, and Children s Boots and Shoes of guaranteed iquuhty, and' at very low prices. During this Sale in our Grocery, Ironnmongery arid Crockeryware Department all goods will be sold at Extraordinary Low Prices. : N. D. & Go. being Direct Importers from the Home Markets, they are enabled to sell at Wholesale Prices, there being no intermediate profits. Call early and convince yoursohes as to the genuinneess of this sale, N.B. —Best Manilla Binding Twine, Lubricating, Castor, Colza, snd Lard Oils always on hand at Lowe at Possible Prices. Note the Address— N. DUNLOP & CO., MANCHESTER HOUSE, OPPOSITE BUSH HOTEL GERALDINE. jyll

JUST OPENED EX S.S. lONIC AND R.M.S RIMUTaKA. I VERY LARGE VARIETY OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRAPERY r\ FOR THE WINTER SEASON. NEW CHEVIOT TWEEDS FOR DRESSES, SPECIALLY RECOMMENDED FOR DURABILITY JOHN W. ‘THE HALL M CUES, TEIUKA. MONSTER SALE. CHEAP GOODS. CHEAP GQODS. R. MORRISON’S GREAT CASH SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, THE 27TH INST., AND will continue till further notice. IMMENSE REDUCTI jNS will be made in EVERY BRANCH of my LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK. I invite the public of Geraldine to call and see tay line of 500 yards of Prints at from English Blankets, 9s 9d per pair • Winceys, from s|d per yard ; Men’s Suita, 13s fid. A splendid line in Men’s Kaiapoi Overcoats, Very Cneap. Ladies’ C'oth and Jersey Jackets in great variety. Children’s Tweed Ulsters, from 2s each. I have a BIG STOCK of the not-to-be-beaten S.B. (in diamond brand) BOOTS and SHOES at greatiy reduced Prices. GROCERIES—White Sugar, 3d per lb. Tea, from lls 6i a box. Spefcnfii Candles, fid per lb. Currants, 5s fid perdoz. Jams, 6s fid per doz. Sago, Rice, and Tapioca, 3s per doz. lbs. 2 Crown Soap, 7s fid per box. v In PRODUCE 1 quote—Flour, 17s fid ; Bran, 5s ; Sharps, 7a fid ; Oatmeal, 3s fid per Bag. A large Stock of GUNS and AMMUNITION for approaching Seasoh. In fact, anything and everything will be slaughtered for CASH. ROBERT MOR RI S ON, BEEHIVE STORES, GERALDINE.

UMAR u WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY T BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE? ARE NOW MAKING WHICH WILL BE READY FOR SALE BY LOCAL SHOPKEEPERS IN A FEW DAYS. ' They would also respectfully impress the Public that this Industry was established with the sole view of creating Labor for young persona of both Sexes in this District, and it now remains for them to give their cordial support to the Company by refraining from Purchasing any of the above-named Goods EXCEPT THOSE OF LOCAL PRODUCTION. The Directors, finding that other Woollen Factories in New Zealand are attempting to force this Market with Goods of a similar class, evidently with the view of preventing Local Competition, are determined to place their Goods of equal quality (though unfortunately late for this Season’s Orders), AT PRICES WHICH MUST COMMAND A READY SALE. Customers Purchasing Timaru Manufactures can rely upon receiving s SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR LESS MONEY, as the usual expenses of Warehousing, Carriage, etc., will be saved. FINGERING YARNS, HOSIERY, AND OTHER WOOLLEN GOODS USUALLY IMPORTED TO FOLLOW. (LIMITED). FUNNELS!! FANCY COATINGS AND TWEEDS I!! SPECIAL I RED LETTER DAY FOR TIMARU. The Factory will ehonly be THItu«NOPEN FOR POBHC WSF CTION, wbich DDE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN. „r