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Temuka Leader, Issue 1641, 1 October 1887, Page 3

SPRING, 1887, WE have now opened further shipments ox “Arawa," and “Aorangi,” in addition to the extensive importation by ship “Tongariro” already notified. 25 boxes New Tinsel, Frill ings, Lace Fichus, Bows, CoL larettes, White and Colored Collars, Sets, Cuffs, Lace Llouncings, Edelweiss, Torchon and Ducbesse Laces, new Patterns in enormous variety, White and Colored EmbroiderFANOY DEPARTMENT. HOSIERY GLOVES, Etc. WASHING DRESSES. MANCHESTER UMBRELLAS AND SILKS. UNDER. CLOTHING. MILLINERY. MANTLES Etc. ies, Silk Squares, etc., etc. A very large selection indeed for these special branches of our business, in our well-ap-proved makes, and in best shadings. We hold a magnificent stock of over 200 pieces, ranging from 3d per yard to better class goods. Washing Muslins in Ecru, and all colors. Embroidery Costumes from 10s fid Lace Curtains, Quilts, Blankets, Sheetings, Hollands, Shirtings, Diapers, Flannels, Calicoes and every description of heavy goods. Sunshades, Umbrellas, in Durable Silk, Lore de Ohene, En Tous Cus, Cream, Black and Colored. Fancy Aprons, Velveteens, Plushes, Striped Plushes, and a variety of Dress Trimmings. Special Value for Ladies wear received by Tongariro. Corsets, we make a specialty of, and in addition to usual everyday makes keep a selection of Izod’g manufactures. Bibs, Pelisses, Pinafores, Dresses, and All Children’s requisites. Our Agent has excelled himself in selecting for this department. All favorite Shapes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Hats in White, Fawn, Grey, Sailor flats, Ladies’ and Children’s, 9d to 6s fid } Granny Bonnets, and Sun Bonnets in variety. Jersey Jackets, Stockinette Jackets, Silk Jackets, Mantles in Silk, and Fancy Cloths 5 Dust Cloaks, Macintoshes, Jersey Suits and Dresses, Galatea, and Stuff Costumes and a varied selection of Novelties. T.&J. THOMSON, DRAPERS & SILK MERCERS, TIMARU. se2s

GREAT STOCKTAKING OWING to STOCKTAKING NEXT MONTH I have determined to REDUCE my Large and well-assorted Stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, and Crockery ware, by at least FIFTY PER CENT, for CASH ONLY. Sugar, best crystal, 3d per lb, by the Bag. 50 lbs Best Flour (Star Brand), 5s 6d 251 b Oatmeal (Meek’s), 3s Candles (Globe wax), 9d per lb Candles (gem) 7d per lb Candles (electric) 4d per lb Fresh Herrings, 7d per tin V.H. Cocoa, 4s per lb Juno Tobacco, 5s 3d per lb. And all other goods at equally low prices. FOR SALE—Ryegrass, White Clover, Red Clover, Cow Grass, Alsyke, Timothy, Mangolds, Carrots, etc. Flower and Garden Seeds of Every Deception. TO ARRIVE —B.B. A., N.Z., and lIX.A. Sheep Shears, Turkey Stones, Raddle, Lamp Black, Boiled and Raw Oil, and every other requisite for the Shearing Shed. Also 1 A. R. ALLAN STOREKEEPER, TEMUKA.

NOTICE TO ANGLERS. •yBIiTIN AND fJIAYDOB Beg to intimate that they have just received their first consignment of FISHING TACKLE, comprising Minnow Rods, Fly Rods, Reels, Lines, Fly Books, Gaffs, Fish Scales, Hooks (Treble and Single), Traces, Fly Casts, Swivels, Fishers Baskets, Bait Cans, and all Extras for Repairs. Also, a Splendid Assortment of Flies. We would draw special attention to our stock of Devons, Soleskin Minnows, and Silk Phantoms. Our Stock is Second to none in South Canterbury. VELVIN & TAYLOR jal TEMDKA.

jy^ESSRS HITE AND 0 Barbistbbs and Solicitors, May now be CONSULTED DAILY At their 0 OFFICE, GERALDINE. MONEY TO LEND in Large or Small Sums on Freehold Security at the Lowest Rates of Interest }’2l GEORGE TOMLINSON Late Higgins & Tomlinson]. O fl OEI N 0 AND GENERAL SMITH, MAINJ STREET, TEMUK4, Next Oddfellows Hall. Beat Workmanship. Moderate ePrices. aull