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Temuka Leader, Issue 1654, 1 November 1887, Page 4

SHOW WEEK 1887. T . &• J. THOMSON have made SPECIAL PREPARATION for the large influx of visitors exported during he week into Timaru and though for the last ten days the energies of the Millinery and Dressmaking, as well as the otherDeparlmenls, have been taxed to, the utmost,to keep pace with the extraordinary demand, pur Staff is large and efficient, our arrungem-nts are excellent, and we are able to satisfy nearly every requirement. Out laige and well lighted premises are at present filled to repletion with all classes of Seasonable Drapery, imported direct, and purchased in great part for Cush by our experienced London representative., JOB LINES in EVERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL For Hhow week we have opened this day, Friday, October 21st, SIX CASES, ex Rimutaka, comprising a general assortment of goods in demand, in addition to our already very extensive stock. WASHING DRESSES Magnificent Selection Drillettes, Oashmereltea, Ginghams. Tasteful Lace Checks and Stripes in Cream, Fawn, While; Composite Lawns in Cream, Oanoas, Oatmeal, Pandora Checks, Qaluteas, etc., all Fast Colors. DRESS GOODS—Over 200 Pieces to select from at present. Grey and Gobelin Shadings are taking this season, and we hold a nice seleolion with Natte, and Sekin, Plush Trimmings to match. We 'are showing a sound line of Cheek Summer Homespuns at 7Jd per yard, worthy of inspection-: MILLINERY ROOM—In this Department will be found the leading Styles in Millinery, Bonnets and Hals; Misses’and Infants’ Ditto. Boys’and Girls’Sailor. Underclothing, Corsets, and all Ladies’ and Children’s Requisites. Ladies 9 Costumes, complete from 6s 6d. MANTLES AND JACKETS —We are showing some Choice Beaded and Fancy Cloth Mantles, also Stockinette Covers and Jersey Jackets Plain and Beaded. In Dust Cloaks, Macintoshes, Umbrellas, Sunshades, Aprons, our selections is unrivalled in the district. _ „ 42 dozen Gloves, 26 Frillicgs, Sets Collars, Cuffs, etc. just opened. T.&J. THOMSON, TIMARU. se26 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. AS wa are about to DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP we shall off r the WHOLE OF OUR SPOOK, including our new SPRING GOODS FOR A FEW WEEKS REGARDLESS of COST. All ACCOUNTS owing to the firm must be PAID on or before Ist OCTOBER. Aa we intend to SELL considerab y UNDER COST PRICE we ahull Sell EOR CASH ONLYDURING THIS MONTH. MOGRIDGE & WILTSHIRE ' TEMUKA. u!4 GREAT CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING, DRAPERY. GROCERY, IKOiN MONGEUY, BOOT S, AND SHOES, CHINA AND CRYSTAL, STATIONERY, Etc., Ero, Belonging to the Estate of JULIUS SIEGERT, Temuka, HAVING Acquired the WHOLE STOCK by Pub'ic Pender, I Imvo gone ever it Carefully and had it Reraaiked, and am Offering it at Exceptionally LOW PRICES FOR CASH ONLY, to Enable me to Clear out the Whole Stock. SALE WILL COMMENCE TO-DAY, lorn OCTOBER. COME AND SECURE BARGAINS. JAMES VANNING GENERAL STOREKEEPER, ' TEMUKA. :■ . ocl < A MIL L, n lOEP JJ 'land AND ESTATE AGENT, 64 Hobbs’ Buildings, OHRISTOH URGE. Properties of all descriptions for Sale or to Let in Christchurch and Suburbs. Farms from 20 to 1000 Acres. Houses for Sale 1 by weekly or monthly instalments. Money lent in large or small same. ■ Valuations madein all p&rts Of the colony. ; Absentees represented. Debts Collected., Buyers or Sellers of all kinds of property will .do well to consult me. All other business conducted ou the . most Liberal Terms. ocl I mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON JL IN THE Geraldine, Pleasant Valley, Oran, Woodbuiy, and Peel Forest-Districts, The Enlire Pony DU K E OF BLHNBUKG H, A liberal allowance fo> three or more mares. Good Paddocking for Marcs,at reasonable rates/ ,‘i , . Q. CORNISH, 0c25 Woodbury Road, Proprietor.