Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Temuka Leader, Issue 1546, 29 January 1887, Page 4

EX. lONIC, RIMUTAKA, S.S. .E have have this week OPENED i IjQRTHE PMEN^ above-dinned steamers. The Goods have been bought late in the ! Loaded,:- and a REDUCTION ihmany ‘instances. The Shipments consist of In addition to above we have purchased in the Local Markets, and reoeived into Stock Clearing Liner of the follof nig,; bought at a discount of from 20 to'' 60 per 'cent,' and consequently itf.levery 'cars ’.marked loff ilfqr BELOW J rnIingWfI(DLE9ALE QUOTATioNd ; ...... Oamsru; Flannels, Edelweiss Laces,, Aprops,, Sailor Hats, Ladies’ and Childrens Hosiery,-Corsets,!Sunshades, Silk Handkerchiefs, { .Jhee|‘ngf> c :. JMh, Toilets. ( !fc- s AfiC EARLY INSP3CTION REQUESTED. SPECIAL—-Our d«S«l dyßliCk Kid;' Glovea,' 2-elispf3r a 9di %-clwp, '4s lldf at Is 6dto 2s, perf ectQoods. T. & J. THOMSON, ■' : Drapers, .. .. 11 HI AR U. " ; »S 5 ’ , , .1 GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! FOR IRISHMEN, ENGLISHMEN, SCOTCH- | men,. , : j ( Abq c^hcern; TfIOLLOWING PAPERS, Ac., m«y be P Had'frdm Thos., F., Farley, Bookseller. Titnfti;d~TheNation, The lv !Freh man, BelfAstWeekiy NeWsj lbe Ffeldj'-Tbe i Illustrated'Sporting and Dramatic News, The Australasian, The Queeb, The European Mail, The HomA News, Lliyds Weekly NewsReyoplde’ Newspaper, The People’s Friend and, The. People’s Journal (Scotch), Whittaker’s .-Almanac, Illustrated ,Lqndon.' Graphic, Illustrated; LondomNews, London, Punch, New -Zealand Farmer 'and.?. Poultry Journal, Illustrated New .Zealand News, and- any others that may. be required,' inqluding'Lett’s Medical Diaries, etc! , , - (Also, > a ivory; large! Literature, .inoludingj Scientific, Educational and Books of Fiction j also, newest public's tions received per every mail, j The finest stock of , Corpus,ercial , and Fancy also, Account Bqqks—tp be bad from. ,fl;■ -- /{ ' ■ ' THOS. F. FARLEY* Bookseller, Stationer, News-Agent ! and Music-Seller, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, ‘"I ■■ TIMARU; ■ ffu3 •' *'-■ :nO . b i.v > v.:iw A. MAXWELL, SADDLER. FOR the ConTeDiencA pf hiy Customers in and around the WINCHESTER DISTRICT [ have opened a Repairing Shop there. TIMARU PRICES. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. osl Alj BAKERY, .. #. R ITA 5 Begs to jinform the iobabitantßiOf Geraldine and S.urrpundipg Districts that he has MOVED into tnoseiHEW: 'and; t-OM* , MODIOUS Mr A. Keltnan, oppoaife the Thn*; Geraldine. While thanking his Customers for the<liberal support afforded' to him in ; the past, he hopes, by strict attention to‘business, and keeping nothing but the BEST ARTICLE, to secure a continuance of their support. de9 f PATENT OVAL SAMSON FENCING' i WIRE. fTIHIS very high-class : Fence ’ Wire has i v «|_s Completely established itself through"dut the Colonies; ( being not only the best but the 'cheapest system of fencing sheep and cattle stations, The husnerois importations of worthless oval wires have been the means of proving the superiority of the Samson. Send for circulars and full information .to ~ r) ~ , | M'LEAN B RCJB- & BIGG, ~!Vr ' ‘'Melbourne; ‘ Adelaide, or London. ‘ Can be delivered at all the paiucipal ports f Austiral'a »nc New Zealand. BHOTOGRAPHV MADE EASY BY t BY READING OUR “MANUAL FOR AMATEURS. ’ Jiiet : isfued. It is the simplest, most praCticS*!, thorough and easily Undsrstcoi of *ny ejer published. Price by mail, post paid 6(1 cent*, in paper, 76 cents in cloth. r< - f R.ftd what is laid of it: '[’All (the latest and bait formulas, finely printed and illustrated, a valuable work.—> " 'SbichtiffQ. ~ I wish TBajj&W and trpai worth'Ya guide;—H.Deadel,- --* * ’. HA very, useful book | the instructions juot rithat are neoessary.-r" Forest and Stream, t’u.Tfad Importance of ‘ such ai work'oa'nnot Bell be overrated-^''NlY. Daily Commercial Bulletin.”! "AA• Send lor Illustrattld I Catalogue of Amateur ••M't j j-.’Apparatus, etc. ■ E, and H. T. ANTHONY Sc 00.. i us <691 Broadway,'New York. j 'SHORTHAND TWELVE (; 0 , LESSONS ! , . in Twelve Lessons ! I 5 HONBTIO SHORTHAND (Pitnian» ' J taught . through i the Post in *'Wf-LVK LESSONS for 30s (payment in advance). —W. J. WILLIAMSON, teacher of Phonography Lower York Place, Dunedin. an!4