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GREAT CHRISTEVJAS GIFT SALE 'Vr DUNLOP & CO.. "in ' wishing their numerous Customers and Friends iM . “A Merry Christmas,” and “ A Happy New Tear,” begto draw attention to their GREAT OFTKISTMAS GIFT SALE, which will commence on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, AND WILL BE CONTINUED TO TUB END OP JANUARY, 1837. All CASH PURCHASERS Loin 10s and upward will receive a present, and all CASH PURCHASERS to the value of 50s will receive a Beautiful Floral Album —good value for 17s fid —which we have Imported Specially for this purpose. As We have jus’ completed opening out our new Stocks of SPRING AND SIJ A VIER GOODS by direct steamers from Home—comprising all the litest novelties fjr the season, and at such prices that will compare favorably v’ir.h any other House in South Canterbury. Good Strong Grey Calico, 7s fid per doz.; Good Strong Shirting, 5s fid per'.do*.; W-snng Print’, from 2jd per yard ; Double Width Sheeting, at 10£d. W«v hive a wed selemed Stock of Fancy Goods, suitable f if Christmas Presents, including Japanese Goods, Vase’, Flower Stands, from Is fid. Ladies and Children’s English and Col mud Boo's and 'hoes in Great Variety, and at prices'hat will navi with a read. sile. Men’s Bluhe a, from 7s; Men’s Shooters f i om 10s fid. Our Stock of GROCERIES being unu-uailv li’-ge, and also well assorted for the Christmas w easoo, we are in a position to sell—Good Yellow Sugars, at 2fd ; White Sugars, 3d and 3id ; Currants, (new seasons), 5s fid per doz j Jams, 5d a tin • Tea (good and sound), lls fid box ; and all other goods at equally Low Prices. Inspection Invited. JST DUNLOP AND CO MANCHESTER HOUSE, GERALDINE. THE BEEHIVE STORE, TEMUKA. J. BROWN. I, BEG to drawn attention to my Large and Magnificen' Stock of THIS SEASON’S WASHING FABR’CS for Dresses, comprising uil the latest Novelties io the following - Plain and Fancy Print from 3d per yard.New Checks and Striped Z-phyr Cloth, 6|d per yard New Shades io French Sateens 6|l per yard Novelties in New Dresses, from 4d per yard. CORSETS! CORSETS!! ONE CASE LADIES’ CORSE L'S, White, Drab and Colors, 3$ lid pair. Splendid Wear. WONDERFUL SHIRTINGS, 4|d and s|l per yard. WONDERFUL TWILL SHEETING lid per yard. STRONG GREY CALICO, 2s 31 per doz BOOTS! BOOTS!! Men s Shooting Boots, 10a fid per pair Mon’* Buicner Boot*, 7s 3) per pair Ladies’ Kid Boots, 7s lid per pair Girls’ Kid B >ots, 4s fid per pair Ladies Kid 3s fid per pair. MEN’S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. SPECIAL LINE MEN’S TWEED SILTS, 25’. SPECIAL LINK BOYS SUITS 15s 61,‘ 18« fid, 22< BOY S SAILOR WASHING SUITS, fis. MENS TWEED TROUSERS, 8i fid. J. B R 0 W N, BEEHIVE 'STORES, TEMUKA/ i Y JOHN W. MILES FIRST SHOW IN THE STONE STOKE TO-DAY JOHN W, MILES, TEMUKA. GREAT CLEARING CASH SALE^ A Sin 1885, I intend CLOSING 1886 with a CASH SALE, which, for magnitude, will eclipse everything of the kind attempted in Geraldine before. My Slacks* which are large and well assorted, will be offered at prices which will surprise everybody. I invite my customers and the public to c see for themselves. A few quotations on'y of the bargains to be had are appended, v z. : Ladies’ Jersey Jackets, from 7« 6I ; Cap's*, 4s fid; Sunshades, 2’ 6I; Silk Uaihiellas, 8-) fid J Cot’on Hose, 9d ; Figured Alpacas, 9d ; Dies* Serge*, 10£d ; a Dose of Prim*, fiom 3d ; Checked Shirting, fid ; Speca* Line Tapestry Carpet, 2-. 6 I • 1-ynrd wide Oil Cloth, ll£d ; Great Bargains in Cameline Cloths and Soudan Stripes ; See Men s Shooters at lls 3d * IN GROCERIES I QUOTETca (in boxes), from 'l2s fid ; Splendid White Sugar, 3d ; Sago, 2a 3d ; Best Rice, 2s 9d doz ; 2-orow n Soap, 5s 9d Currants, fid ; Infeiior do, sjd ; Sperm Candles--5d ; Coffee, Is 4d ; Leuion Peel, 2d ; Matches, Jh fid ; Farinaceous Food, 101 tin ; Other Artices in proportion, A Large Stock of Toys, Fancy Goods, etc., to turned into Cash at almost any price. • SLAUGHTERING BEGINS ON SATURDAY, THE 20TH NOVEMBER AND CONTINUES TO 31ST DECEMBER AT R. M 0 RRI S 0 N’S no2o BEEHIVE STORES. GERAL DIN E. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! FOR IRISHMEN, ENGLISHMEN, SCOTCHMEN, And others, whom it may concern. WM. CLARK & CO’S CHRISTMAS PRICE LIST. CHEAPE a THAN EVER! CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Following papers, ao., m..y i.e had from Thos. K. Farley, Bookseller. Tmiarn—The Nation, The Freeman, Belfast Weekly News, The Field, The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, The Australasian, The Queen, The European Mail, The Home News, Lloyds Weekly Newspaper, Reynolds’ Newspaper, The People’s Friend and The People’s Journal (Scotch), Whittaker’s Almanac, LUtstvated 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 Medical Diaries, etc. Also, ft very large stock of vypll-assorted Literature, including Scientific, Educational and Books of Fiction j also, newest publica lions received per every mail. The finest stock of Commercial and Fancy fttftti&nery—also, Account Books—>to le had from ; : THOS. F. FARLEY Book&euer, Stationer, News-Agent, and Music-Seller, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, TIMARU, au3 [a card.] ESSRS HAMEKSLEY '& WOOD Barristers and Solicitors, Timaru, Can be Consulted in TEMUKA on every TUESDAY AFTERNOON -nd WEDin the offices unjoining Mr .■’oltiu»u'»£>nop3. AM Courts ait- u ted. • i. 04

/ CLARK AND CO, respectfully . wish their Customers and friends : u Merry Christmas, and a Jolly Cheap Cheer. 2-Crown Soap, 5s 6d per box ; 3-Crown, 7s 6d per box ; Best White Sago (large or saia'l), 2i per dozen; Japan Rice, 2s 6d per dozen ; Barley, 2s 6d pef dozen ; Good Curr urts, 6d per lb, inferior not kept; Sugars, from 2£d per lb by the bag; Candles, 4jd per • lb (good sperm) - ; Blue-headed Mutches, Is 5d per dozen j Coffee, from Is 3d per lb ; Van Houten’s Cocos, 3s 9d per lb ; Frye, Is 6d per lb; Candied Lemon Pee , Is per lb ; Groats 9d ;' Jams 5s 6d per dozen ; Farinaceous Food, 9d per b; Spioes, Ginger* and Nutmegs in Proportion..* ° Our friends mean we shall be the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN GERALDINE. These Prices continue to 31st DECEMBER. WM. CLARK & CO. intends to be the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT J Li BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, . Timaru and Temnka, Attends at Temuka—Tuesdays 4 p.m. 6 p.m.; Wednesdays 9 «.m, to 4 p.m. .Fridays 4 p.m to 6 p.m. Office at* Mr Marshalls, opposite Messrs ieijort and Fauvol s. " . We Can’t be Beaten. jyl

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Temuka Leader, Issue 1525, 14 December 1886, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Temuka Leader, Issue 1525, 14 December 1886, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Temuka Leader, Issue 1525, 14 December 1886, Page 3

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