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Temuka Leader, Issue 1616, 4 August 1887, Page 1

MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE. From la Id to 3s 9d and upwards. EQUALLY LOW REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. TIMARU k OHRIBTCHIJRCH.

MONSTER SALE! {N CONSEQUENCE of the GREAT i. SUCCESS OP OUR A E AND THE LAKGE STOCK WE STILL HOLD, We have decided to EXTEND OUR SALE I'OR W e have made STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS, And Customers will do well to call and Inspect the Stock. It is the unanimous decision of purchasers thutour SALES ARE ALWAYS GENUINE, And that wa are SELLING MUCH CHEAPER than any other HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT. TEMUKA.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. IS HEREBY GIVEN that _[_M the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the Undersigned, Jedediah Willie Biggins aDd George Tomlinson, in the business of Wheelwrights aud Blacksmiths carried on by ns at Temuka, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent as from the eighteenth day of July, 1887. The business will in futnre be carried on by the said GEORGE TOMLINSON alone, who will pay and discharge all debts and liabilities owing to the lata firm, and will receive all monies payable to the late firm. Dated this 22nd day of July, 1887. (Signed) JEDIDIAH W. HIGGINS. GEORGE T©MLINSON. Witness— AiiiTD. W. Gaze, Accountant, Terauka.

IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVI4 I btg to assure the Customers of tl:e Into firm that I ehnll endeavor, as hitherto, to produce the BKST WORKMANSHIP at the LOWEST TOSSIBLE PRICE, and hope to receive their continued support. GEORGE TOMLINSON. I shall be glad to have a settlement of all accounts duo to the late firm by August 14th. y 23 JUBILEE PHOTOGRAPHS. OWING to the GREAT SUCCESS attending the SALE OF JUBILEE TICKETS, and to Suit the Conveni nee of a lai'fte number of People from thu Country who hiw« been unable to obtain Tickets, we have resolved to EXTEND THE TIME FOR SELLING | THE TICKETS until the end of the present month. No Extra Chargr For Children. TIMARU.