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Temuka Leader, Issue 1538, 11 January 1887, Page 1

CLARK AND.#O.,' , GERALDINE, [ Are so pleased to hear their Customers speaking so highly of their Goods, whioh fcbey. still continue to guarantee for the month (of January, at the saine time wishing one a'jd ' Good Rice, 2e 6d per doB; Sago, 2s per doz ; Barley, 1 2s 6d per doz ; Sugars, from z|d Hotiten's Cocoa, 3i 9dj, good Raisins (njew fruit); 7s'6d per doz ; Bryant and May's B|ue Heads, Is 6d per doz j 2-Crown Soap, 20; bars, 6s6d• 3-Growh 'Soap, 7s 1 6d per box; Fry's Cocoa, Ii 6d per lb {Coffee, fn>m Is 3d per lb; grand Currants, 5s 6d per doz j inferior, never buy them ; Sperm Candles, 4id per lb) 31bs Cornflour, Is; Peppers, from Is6d per lb} 1 Ling Fish, 5d per lb; bottle good Sauce, 6d'; bottle grand Pickles, 8d; and all other Goods AT EQUALLY LOWPBIOES* ■■„■ ' . NOTICE—OrjB Cams Btm Dailt. ; :* l INSPECTION INVITED. ■••'■■"■ Remember this really is the CHEAPEST JBTORE in GEBALDINE. • I That'tor Customers now all know. s WM. CLARK & CO, GERALD I HE. jyl • •!- ' ■-■■ GREAT m •■■ CLEARING SALEJF SADDLERY. fori the next three weeks ~ only. ;, GREAT REDUCTIONS. , W E L |L .•'•■■ ; '■'.' : ■' ' : ' • ■ ■ Main North Road< Timajitj, Will offer BIG BARGAINS w Order to, , Make Clearance for Stocktaking, i FOR CASH QNLY., ' SPEQIAL, Give a, (jail and See for Yourself. ■ Reduction in Price. ,HE Proprietor begs to notify thatth, PRICE .OF THIS PAPER has beeo LOWERED as follows : SUBSCRIPTION: For One Quarter (iu advance) ... 4s ii i> ii (booked) ... 5s Yearly (in advance) ~,. 15s ;';;, (booked) ... ... ... 20i , It, is now the CHEAPEST ,TRI WEEKLY PAPER in.NEW ZEALAND, And ! the ! Proprietor - trusts that the INCREASED CIRCULATION will comthe reduotion made in its price._ ",„'...' , It is essentially „$; LOCAL PAPER, devoted to the interests of the district. It is inipoß,Biblo/lor,.(he,,papers published in large centres of population to pay the same Mention to,,the requirements pf the district aa; it does. : It has given its advocaoy to EYERY. MOVEMENT for the ADVANCEMENT OF THE DISTRICT. It has n«yer been known to take the side ef 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 BATE 'OF INTEREST The'soheme of a NATIONAL BANKoriginated in its columns, and consistently advooatedi'.by it—has now been taken up in Parliament, and if it passes GREAT I BENEFITS will accrue from it.: ';;0n these grounds the Proprietor bases his claim for support, and he trusts he will not be disappointed. . ; )'J V . Reduction in Price.