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Temuka Leader, Issue 1599, 25 June 1887, Page 3

STOCKTAKING SALE ABOUT TO COMMENCE, LOOK OUT FOt? BARGAINS. R. H. PEAR POINT GERALDINK

JUBILEE! J'IBILEE! JUBILEE! J DUN LOP AND CO MANCHESTER HOUSE, GERALD INE. GREAT STOCK-TAKING SALE! TCREAT STOCK-TAKING SALE! OF DRAPERY. CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES. GROCERIES, OROCKEuYWARE, IRONMONGERY, ETC., ETC., COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1887 I' DUNLOF AND CO. beg to Notify tc their -Numerous Customers and the .I . General Public that duriug the NEXT SIX - WEEKS, prior to their Annual Stocktaking, they will Sell FOR C\SH ONLY at Prices'which «re bouud to effect a General Clearance. Our present Stock being unusually L*rge at this Season of the Year u«ving fo delayed Arrivals of Home Consignments, which MUST BK CLEARED at Auy Sacrifice. Tnese Goods being all of the Latest Fashion, and from the Best English and Scotch Manufactures, the Public seldom have such an opportunity of Supplying themselves with all Classes of Goods at ! less.than WHOLESALE Prices. We invite all to give us a Vieit, Inspect the Stock,-nod Satisfy themselves that Our Prices during thiß Sale are the Lowest in South Canterbury. SPJBiOUL BARGAINS IN BLANKET-, FLaNNRLS, DitESS GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTs AND SHOESu BLENDED TEAS* A SPECIALITY, Agents for the " Home Jewel " Washing Machine. CALL EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS.

J. B R OWN, DRAPER, ETC., T 1 ) V OPENING UP SEVE RA L CAS K S 0 F NEW GOODS, DRESS STUFFS, LACES, CORSETS, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, ■■•■.... SHEETINGS, CALICOES, ~ , MATTINGS, AND FLOORCLOTHS. All of which are Marked at VERY LOW PRICES to Effect a Speedy Clearance. J. BROII, BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA.

VTTTM. p LARK AND P^'.'S PRICE LIST FOR JUBILEE MONTH. 50 Boxes of Tea, from 12s to I7s6d, and 20a 60 Boxes of Sperm Candleß (261 b) for 10s Priae Medal Soaps (McLeod's), No. 1 12a, No. 2 lis, No. 8 10s 6d. Eice, Barley, ind Sago, and Flake Tapioca, 3b per dozen. Ground Rice, 4d per lb, Ground Barley (in Tina) la. Bast Brown's Corn Flour, 5d per lb, 31b« la 2d. 2-Crown Soap 6s per box (20 bars), 3Crown Soap (McLeods) 7s per box. Ground Alum and Lump Alum 8d per lb. Jubilea Medals, from Id each; so nice. Large Sardines lid, Lobster and Salmon lOd per tin. Wm. C. & Co. have just opened a vry Large Assortment of China, Crookery, j Glassware, and Such Pretty Teapots, and j Stands ; Also, pretty Cups and Saucers, PiDk and Blue and Gold and White. W. C. & Co. <»re Agentß for Nelson and Moate's Teas, British Hong Kong Teas, and various other Brands. Every Article Sound and Good and very Cheap, fou can get 20s worth of Goods at Clark and Co's. shop that will be moat alarming. WM. CLARK & CO, QEKALDINE. jyl JUBILEE FESTIVITIES. DRUMMOND AND GLASSON JTAVE JUST OPENED a Special f nrXI dune in the Shape of 50 DOZEN EVENING GLOVES, bought at a discount of 35 per coat, which tbfj are NOW SELLING AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. Ladies' Long Silk Evening Gloves, la Ud. Ladies' Suede Evening Gloves, 8 Fasteners, lengths, 4s Ud, worth 7s 6d. EVERY OTHER MAKE IN PROPOR TION. Also— SILK AND LISLE HOSE, FANS AND GIRDLES, RIBBONS, LACES & LACE FLOUNCINGS, ETC., ETC. DRUMMOND & GLASSON COMMERCE HOUSE o c2 TIMARU,

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. [ HAVE much plePßure in intimating to . my Friends and the Public thfit I have taken into Partnership Mb David Taylor, and that the Business will henceforth be carried on in the name of VELViN AND TAYLOR. J. W. VELVIN. Ternuka, January 1, 1887. In connection with the above we hope, by strict attention to Business and giving Good Value, to merit a share of Publio KELVIN & TAYLOR. WHY GO TO TIMARU? THE GASH DRAPERY COMPANY HAVE OPENED aBKANCH ESTAB- ' MENT for the benefit of the residents of Temuka and Surrounding Districts, and . ARE SELLING ALL GOODS AT OHRISTOHURCH PRICES. The Business is'conducted on STRICTLY CASH PRINCIPLES. No losses through bad debts and long credit. All GOODS are NEW, and only those : of' the TERYBEST QUALITY KEPT. GOOD NEWS ! GOOD NiSWS ! ! Having received a consignment of BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING, We are determined to "S E L L T H E M AX OHIiISTCHCiiCH PttJLOES. PERMANENT BRANCH. (In the Premises lately occupied by Hayes and Co.) AGENT FUR THE : WAT.ERBURY WATCH, The Greatest Wonder of the Age. CHRISrCHUKOII PRI'JE,I3,*i >Vi>. COME AND INSPECT Tri' &iu(JK, AND SEE ~EOii YOURSELVES. W. C. ROULSTON FOR CASH DRAPERY OO.UPAW. ... (j RDERB for Rubber Stain, ' at the Lkadsb Office