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Temuka Leader, Issue 1567, 19 March 1887, Page 4

MA NCHESTER HOUSE, GERALDINE AND HILTON. DUNLOP AND CO.'S GREAT CLEARING S\LE OF SUMMER STOCK NOW ON. GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED : As tb» Goods MUST BE CLEARED to make room for Shipments now due for the AUTUMN AND WINTER. DURING THIS BALE THE TERMS WILL BE STRICTLY OABH. REMEMBER THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. If DUNLOP AND CO MANCHESTER HOUSE, CERALOWE & HILTON. TO ALL WHOM IT_ MAY CONCERN. A SPECIAL JOB SALE OF DRAPERY, CLOTHINCJBOOTS, AND SHOES. FOR THREEJN EE K S ONLY. BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE MONEY. THE following are only a few of the many CHEAP LINES to be got at |tbe BEE. HIVE STORES :- J. BEE. HIVE STORES :- PRINTS; %6 iper' yard STRONG SHIRTING, 4|d per yard CRETONNE, 6d per yard T'VILL, SHEETING, lOd per yard' CHINA MATTING, 8d per yard. MEN'S STRONG TWEED SUITS, " 25s 6d BOYS' STRONG tfWEED SUITS, 9s 6d MEN S STRONG BLUOHER BOOTS, 7s, 6d MEN'S STRONG SHOOTING BOOTS, 10s 6d MEN'S FELT HATS, 2s 6d MEN'S STRONG TROUSERS and VEST, 12s 6d GIRLS' and LADIES' SUNSHADES, from la COLORED QUILTS, 4s LADIES' STRONG CORSETS, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. COUNTRY PEOPLE would do well to PAY; ME A VISIT, and Secure some of the BARGAINS, us 40 PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED by so doing. J. B E~O W N, BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. jy

IMPORTANT! AUTUMN 1887. FIRST SHIPMENT. DRUIMMdND & GLASSON, ARE NOW SHOWING their FIRST CONSIGNMENT, OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS, Having opened 47 Casea and Bales ex "Coptic," "Tainni," "Ruapehu, etc. Being Direct Importations, the ALUEj IS UNEQUALLED, and the Lines now ahowinp; are the NEWEST and MOST, FASHIONABLE GOODS OUT, For Every Department. COMMERCE HOUSE ooS TIMARU. ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION. THIS MONTH ONLY. 6 PEft CENT. DISCOUNT GIVEN ON ALL ORDERS. New Season's Teas, by the box, from lis 6d, 12».6d, 13s 6d, IBs 6d, and upwards. Surgar, from 2}d per lb by tbe tag. Barley, per lb, 3d. Kioe, 3d j2s 8d per dozen lbs. Good Sperm Candles, 4lbs for Is 6d. Bryant and May's Blue-beaded Matches, Is 6d per dozen. . Jams, 5d per tin. Salmon, 9s perdozen* 41bs Split Peas, Is Oatmeal, 3s ,6d per 251bs. . Splendid Hops, per lb,' 10. Coffees, from Is 3d per lb. Brqjf n's Oprn ;?lour, ; per lb, 4d, Pago, 2s 3d per dozen lbs, St. Jacob's Oil, 2« 6d. Mother Seigel's Syrup, £i 6d flop Betters, 3s 9d. Cookie's and Holloway's fills, Is 3d. Painkiller; Is 3d. Irish Moss, Is 3d. Eemember this is the CHEAPEST BTOBE IN GERALDINE. Note well the AddresH: WM. CLARK & CO, MAIN KOaD, GU.SALDINE. jyl D. HENRY "AVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT ~~ IN THE TEMUKA DISTRICT JOB THB W. A. WOOD TWINE BINDER IS NOW RECEIVING ORDERS For this Popular Machine. THE HARVESTER 4 BINDER for 1887 HAS BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED. This' Machine has been before the public for years, and has proved in past Harvests as it will do in the piesent one —that the W. A. WOOD TWINE BINDER EXCELS Ai,L OTHERS in point of Mechanical Construction and Durability I , He will sent on application a Catalogue showing all Improvements in this year's Machine. OILS, HEMP, and MANILLA TWINE in STUCK. MAIN SOUTH ROAD, a 29 lEMUKA.

SOUTH CANTERBURY DRAPERY IMPORTING COMPANY A RE NOW SHOWING . their First Shipment for the AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON. Novelties in Ever 7 Department. Prices Very Low. J7D. SLATEB, Manager for the 8.0.D.1.0. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL! IF YOU WANT A. FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE, and CHEAP, po to A. R. ALLAN'S STJMtE. The following are a few of the Prices for March : Bast Vvhite Sugar, 701 b bags, 3d per lb Box Teas from 12s 6d, worth J7s 64 Jam, 5s 9d per dozen ; Rice, 3d ; Sago, 3d 50lbs of Allen'B Flour for 6s 3d, Oatmeal 3s 6d per bag , Currants, 6d ; Best Cornflour, 5d Candles, sd; Fresh Herrings, 7d per tin. And every other Article AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES. A.R.A. begs to draw special attention to his line of TEAS, From 1b 9d per lb, Declared by all who have given it a trial TO BE EXCELLENT. Agent in Temuka for the HONGKONG TEA COMPANY COUPON PACKET TEAS. The above Prices are for CaSH ONLf. OATS, CHAFF, BRAN, SHARPS, AND POTATOES Always in Stock. AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. A. R. A L LAN, STOREKEEPER, TEMUKA. LADIES' SCHOOL TEMUKA. pONDUOTED BY MRS AND MISS JAMIESON and MISS FRASER. Classes for MODERN LANGUAGES and PAINTING on SATURDAY MORNINGS.: ja22