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Temuka Leader, Issue 1544, 19 August 1886, Page 3

TH OS. COPESTAKE, TEMCK A, HAS Establishei a MAGAZINE and NEWSPAPER AGENCY, and is prepared to Supply any Papers or Magan*B at TIMARU PRICES. • Agent for Otago Daily Tlmea and Wi'ness, Can obtain for Subscribers any Papers they may Order. aulO NOTICE. TO STATION-HOLDERS, FARMERS, AMD , AGRICULTURISTS GENERALLY. READ the Finest Paper ever Published —“The New Zealand Farmer, Bee and Poultry Journal,” published monthly, Is. Also, “The Horse,” by Stonehenge, and “ Youatt’s Cattle and Sheep,” by same author. “ British Rural Sports,” by Stonehenge. Any Book not in stock at time of enquiry will bo procured without delay Also, Newspapers, Periodicals, and Magazines of every description (Local or Foreign) procured promptly, and collected, from any part of the world.— TRADESMEN PLEASE NOTE—I am Agent for Messrs Fergusson & Mitchell’s Brown and other manufactures of Wrapping Papers, .Grocer’s Grey Bags, etc., and Customers may rely upon prompt attention to all orders,—Schoolmasters and Chairmen of School Committees may rely upon receiving prompt attention to all favors, and liberal discount al'owed.— ; Books so d on deferred payments.—Just Arrived—l PIANO, direct fr >m Makers, Broad wood and Sons, Londin. Home price, £SO; offered for £45 0. Sh. T. F. FARLEY, Bookseller, Stationer & Newsagent, STATIONER'S HALL, Main South Road, Timarn. au3 NOTICE. Reduction in Price. rjjHE Proprietor begs to notify that the mCE OF THIS PAPER has been LOWERED as follows: SUBSCRIPTION : ,For One Quarter (in advance) ... 4s „ » » (booked) ... 5 s Yearly (in advance) ... ... 15s „ (booked) ... ... ... 20s ""It is now the CHEAPEST TRIWEEKLY PAPER in NEW ZEALAND, and the Proprietor trusts that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will compensate for the reduction made in its price. It is essentially a LOCAL PAPER, devoted to the interests of tbs district. It is impossible for the papers published in large centres of population to pay the same attention to the requirements of the district as it does. It has given its advocacy to EVERY MOVEMENT for the ADVANCEMENT OF THE DISTRICT. It has never been known to take the side of the Strong against the Weak, While it has upheld the Rights of Working Men, it has always recognised the Rights of Property. The farmers of this district have found it an ARDENT ADVOCATE for RELIEF being given to them from the burden of a USURIOUS RATE OF INTEREST The scheme of a NAIIONAL BANK—originated in its columns, and consistently advocated by it—has now been taken up in Parliament, and if it passes GREAT I ENEFII’S will accrue from it.' On these grounds the Proprietor bases his claim for support, and he trusts he will not bo disappointed. Reduction in Price.