THE BEEHIVE STORE, TEMUKA. J. BROWN. XBEG to drawn a'tnition to my Larue and Magnificent Stock «f THIS SEASON S WASHING FABRCS for Dr-sees, comprising allthe lateStNovelties m the following Plain and Fancy Print from &1 per yard. ‘ ! - • ; Ne* Checks and Str.ipt.-d Z phy r Clcth, 6fd per yalfd Few Shades iti French Sueens 6|' py; yard i Novelties in New Dresses, from Ii per yard. CORSETS! CORSETS!! . ONE CASE LADIES’ CORSET'S, White, Drab and Conors, 3a ITS -pair* Splendid Wear. WONDERFUL SHIRTINGS, 4|!and 5f 1 per yard. WONDERFUL TWILL SHEETING lid per yard. STRONG GREY CALICO, 2s S I per dr.z BOOTS! BOOTS!! _ Men’s Shooting Boots, 10s 6cl per pair Biuci-er 7> 3 i p‘-t par? Ladies’ Kid Bools, 7a lid per pair Girls’ Kid Boots, 4* 6d per pair Ladies Kid Boots fro n 3i 6i per pair. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. SPECIAL LINE MEN'S TWEED SU TS, 25> • SPECIAL LIiNL BOYS’ SUITS ,16b 6J, 18. 6d, 225. BOY 8 SAILOR WASHING SUITS, 6a., ' jjui noaiiiv MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS, 8. 61. J. B JJ 0 W N, BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. jyU T HIS SPA C E . IS RESERVED FOE N DUNLOP AND CO general sto r e,k eE P E R‘|S, ’< - MANCHESTER SIHOUSE, GE BAL DI NE, ,AS|D HILT,ON. .1 CHS W. MII I S FIRST SHOW IN THE STO NE> STO R E T O-DAY JOHN W. MILES, TEMUKA. GREAT CLEARING CASH SALE. \8 in 1885, I intend CLOSING 1886 wit>. a CASH SALE, winch, will eclipse everything oi the Kind attempted in Geraldine before. My Stocks, ' which are large ami well assorted, will be offered at prices which will surprme everybody. 1 invite my customers and the public to see for themselves. A fe*• quotations on’y of the bargains to be had are appended, v z.' Ladies’ Jersey Jackets, from 7s 61 ; Gapes, 4s 6d j Sunshades, 2a 6d ; Siik Umbrellas, 8s 61 ; Cotton Hosfe, 9d ; Figured Alpacas, 9d ; Dress targes, 10|A; .a. Dose of Prints, from 3d ; Checked Shirting, 6d ; Special Line, Tapestry Carpel, 25,6 J ; y 1-yard wide Oil Cloth, ll£d ; Great Bargains in Cameiihe Cloths and Soudau Stripes; See Men s Shooters at 11s 3d IN GROCERIES I QUOTETea (in boxes), from 12s 6d ; Splendid White, Sugar,, 3d | Sago, 2s 3d ; Best Rice, 2a 9d doz ; .2-otown Soap, 5s 9d Currants, 6d ; Inferior do, s£d ; Sperm Oandieai 6d ; Coffee, la 4d ; Lemon Peel, 2d ; Matches, ]«6J ; Farinaceous Food, KM tin ; Other Aitices in proportion. A Large Slock of Toys, Fancy Goods, etc., to ; turned into Cash at almost any price. . v SLAUGHTERING BEGINS ON VY SATURDAY, THE 20TH NOVEMBER. AND CONTINUES TO 3LST: DECEMBER AT • ; £ B. MOB I! I S O N' s no2o BEEH IVE STOR ES. GERALD! NX ’ ~-.f
I • - WM. CLARK & (JO'S- . ■ rT: ; OH RI Sp RICE USI CHE A. PE 4 TUAN EVES! CHEAPER ' ’ THAN-EVER. - • TT) CLARK AND GO. respectfully VV • wist) their Customers-and friends a Merly Christmas, and, a JofffOheap’Cheer* • 2-Orowa Soap, 6s 6d per box, i R-Croivnj, 7a 6d,pef box ; Be*t. White Sago-,(l%r^e j( 6r small), 2a per dozen; Japan Rice, 25'64.,per,, dozen;-Bailey, 2s 61 per dozen ; Good Our- ' rants, 6d per lb, inferior not,. from 2|d per lb by the bag; Candles, 4jS. t p®p. lb (gdodeperni) .;, Btiie-headed Matche^'.ls : , 5d per dozen; Coffee, froin 1b Sd" per lb ; Van Houten’s Frys, Is 6d per li>; Candied Lemon Pee', Is pcHb ; Groats 9d ; Jams, 5s 6d per dozen; Farinaceous Foodj 9d per Ij; Spices, Guiger*,; and Nutmeg* in Proportion. Our mein ff«.shall: be. the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN QEaALar-tfE.j, These Prices continue to Sis!' DB--1 OBMJ3EB'. WM.CLARK&CQ; Intends to be the. : • CHEAPEST HOUSE IN CHE DISIRIOP; We (, an’t be Beaten, jvV yy 1L Li AM rjio bS W L BARRISTER & SObIUITOR, Timaru and Teuinka, . 1 Attends at. Temuka—Tuesdays 4 jf.dn, to 6jP.m. ; iys 9 a.ra. 'oA p.m. Fridays 4 p.m uv 6 p.in. ' • ••• Officat Mr Marshall s, opposite Mossi*
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! I FOB IRISHMEN, ENGLISHMEN, SCOTCHMEN, And others whom it may concern. Following papers, &c., may be had from Thos. F. Farley, BookHeller, Tnnarn—The Nation, The Freeman, Belfast Weekly News, The Field, The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, Tire Australasian, The Queen, The European Mail, The Home New*; Lloyds Weekly Newspaper, Reynolds’ Newspaper, The People’s Friend and The People’s Journal (Scotch), Whittaker’s Almanac, Illustrated London Graphic, Illustrated London News, London Punch, New Zealand Farmer and Bee and Poultry Journal, Illustrated New Zealand News, and any others that may.be required, including Lett’s Medio?! Diariei, etc. Also, a yery large stock of well-assorted Literature, including Bcientifio, Educational and Books of Fiction ; also, newest publics tions received per eyery mail. The finest stock of Commercial and Fancy Stationery—also, Account Books—to le had from THOS. F. FARLEY' Bookseller, Stationer, News-Agent, and Music-Seller, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, • TIAHRU. au3 ' [a card.] ' Messrs HAMEKSLiDY & wood , Barristers and Solicitous, Timarn, Can he Consulted in TEMUKA on rv ry TUESDAY AFTERNOON and WRDsrx the offices adjoining Mr I i „ Lops, Ml Courts ati-nded. " no 4
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Temuka Leader, Issue 1520, 2 December 1886, Page 3
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