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Temuka Leader, Issue 1529, 23 December 1886, Page 3

-• (SPECIAL CHRISTMAS AHHOUHCEMEKT. R. H. PEARPOINT GERALDINE, Having completed his purchases of SUMMER 600D3, bought under exceptional circumstances at Liberal Discount, is in a position to place before the public one of thd best assortments of New Goods in South Canterbury at the Lowest Prices, replete in all the LATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON. i

R.H.P. would particularly mention hie NEW FRENCH DRESS MATERIALS in all the Fashionable'Shades at prices ranging from 9d per yard, A Charming; Variety of PRINTS, from 2*d; New Cameiines, from 6sd ; the Pandora (a new washing fabric) from 9jd; also, new Patterns 6 £ I in Galateas and Brilliants ' ■■ ’ J Just received—-A small Parcel of Ladies Jersey Jackets at 9s, nicely trimmed. Wonderful Value. O W H I ■II oi p -1 New Collarettes, from la ; New Laces, from 2d ; Wide Edelweiss Lace, at 6d } Sunshades, from la lid ; Silk Umbrellas, from 3s lid; Cheap Carpets, Curtains, Shirtings, and Calicoes. Christmas and New Year Cards in end* less variety, from 2d each. In GROCERIES I quote : Good Yellow | Sugars, 2£d ,* White Sugars, 3d; Currants (new fruit), 5s 6d doz. lbs ; Raisins, 7s 6d doz. lbs ; Tea (in bozes), 11s upwards; Matches, Is 6d doz.; Candles 6d; and other lines at eiceptipnally low prices for Cash, I have just received . try Christmas supply of I'UNEDIN BEERS in 5, 10, and 18 Gallon Casks. All Cash Purchasers will be entitled to Select a PRESENT from a large stock of Vases, Picture Frames, Fancy Goods of all Descriptions, Albums, and Japanese Goods in proportion to their amount of purchases. R, H. PEABPOINT, se2 ' Geraldine.

THE SOUTH CANTERBURY DRAPERY IMPORTING COMPANY INVITE INSPECTION of their NEW and VARIED STOCK fbr XMAS. mr9 Manager for the 5.0.D.1.0,

TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. «|AS. fTndlay BEGS to notify that ho is TAKING ORDERS for the favorite DEERING TWINE BINDER, For which he is SOLE AGENT IN THE TEMUKA DISTRICT. The NEW DEERING; which ia now ON VIE W on my Premise*, has been considerably IMPROVED, and intending Purchasers of Reaping Machines are hereby invited to inspect it before invest* ing in any other Machine,. ■ BINDING - TWINE. 1 have now in Stock a laijse quantity of AMERICAN AND COLONIAL MA* NILLA TWINES; also, Three-plv Hettip Twine; and also a quantity of Twine manufactured in the TEMUKA FACTORY, all of which will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. REPAIRS. To prevent delays, Farmers are re* quested to send in their Machines for Repairs at once. They will be repaired under my own personal supervision. AH kinds of General Blacksmith s Work will bo done with the greatest possible care. BEST MACHINE OILS, EXTRAS, ETC., ETC., ALWAYS IN STOCK. JAMES FINDLAY, GENEERAL BLACKSMITH, Railway Tbeeaok, dels TEMUKA. SHORTHAND IN TWELVE LESSONS! fig°Shorthand in Twelve Lessons !! PHONETIC SHORTHAND (Pitman’s) taught through the Post in r 'WrLYK LESSONS for 30s (payment in advance). — W. J. WILLIAMSON, Teacher of Phonography Lower York Plaoe« Dunedin. *nl4