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Temuka Leader, Issue 1660, 15 November 1887, Page 3

THE NEW PEERING ALL-STEEL HARVESTER AND BINDER FOR 1887-8 TS NOW ON VIEW AT MY YARD, RAILWAY TERRACE. THE DEERINQ BINDER Has always been the SIMPLEST, having least parts «nd thereby least liable to goj out of order. This Year it bus been FURTHER SIMPLIFIED by doing away with FIVE MORE PARTS. Farmers requiring * Machine for the Coming Harvest are invited to EXAMINE the ILL-STEEL DEERINQ, wh«n I «m convinced their verdict will be in favor lof the DEERINQ. If you want a Machine ORDER AT ONCE, and ssve disappointment, as more thin half of the Machines imported for this Season nra already Sold. I would also remind Farmers to SEND in their OLD MACHINES EARLY for REPAIRS, otherwise it is impossible to thoroughly Examine and Repair all the Machines and guarantee to give satisfaction, My BINDING TWINES (sample* of which will be to hand in s few days) will include English, American, and Colonial Twines, and of the Very Best Quality Only. JAMES EINDLAY. ENGINEER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Sole Agent for Temuks and District for the de!B NEW DEERING ALL-STEEL BINDERS.

J. BALLANTYNE AND CO. HAVE the pleasure to intimate that they are now SHOWING NOVELTIES In all Departments, ex e.s. Coptic, comprising a Choice Assortment of Millinery, Hats, and Bonnets, the Battenburg, Sophia, Lady Churchill, Princess Irene, etc., etc. Washing Costumes in all the Newest Materials. Embroidered Robes in White, Ecru, and Bleached, from 16s 6d to 465. New Striped and Check Suitings for Tailor-made Dresses, Twilled and Plain Bsigee (a good range of colors in all Prices). A Beautiful Aeeortment of New Sunshades, Ribbons, F owers. Fallings, etc., to select from, AN INSPECTION 18 RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. New Goods arriving by next Direct Steamer. TIMARU & CHRISTCHURCH. GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE. OWING to STOCKTAKING NEXT MONTH I have determined to REDUCE my Large and well-assorted took of Groceries, Ironmongery, and rockoryware, by at least FIFTY PER ENT. for CASH ONLY. Sugar, best crystal, 3d per lb, by the Bag. 60 lbs Beat Flour (Star Brand), 5s 6d 251 b Oatmeal (Meek’s), 3s Candles (Globs W'i), 9d per lb Candles (gem) 7d per lb -Candies (electric) id per lb Fresh Herrings, 7d per tin Y.H. Cocoa, is per lb Juno Tobacco, 5s 3d per lb. And all other goods nt equally low prices. FOR SALE—Ryegrass, White Clover, Bed Clover, Cow Grass, Alsyko, Timothy, Mangolds, Carrots, etc. Also— Floner and Garden Seeds of Every De cription. TO ARRIVE -8.8. A., N.Z., and lIX.A. Sheep Shears, Turkey Stones, Raddle, Lamp BUck, Boiled and Ban Oi', and every other requisite for the Shearing Shed. A. R. ALLAN STOREKEEPER, TEMUKA. GO TO ]\/[OGRIDGE AND WILTSHIRE FOR New Prints ... ... 2£d per yard New Dress Goods ... from Gd per yard Black French Merino ... la per yard Cheap Winceys ... per yard Good Flannels ... ... from 7}d Good Shirtings ... SJd per yard Children's Socks ... Id per pair Men’s Shearing sod Harvest Shirts 1« each Boys' Moleskin Trousers ... 3s 64 pair Men’s Tweed Suits ... ... 19a 6d ~ Serge Suits ... 18a 61 ~ Braces ... 61 per p»u Ladies' Corsets ... ... f Is per lid ~ Lisle Gloves ... 61 per pair Children's do. ... 6d per pair Ladies’Sunshades ... ... 2s lid ~ Black Satin do. ... 2s 6d Straw Hats, All Shapes Rampants in Prints „ Dress Materials „ Shirtings f| Flannels ~ Ribbons Laces A'l to be sold at Half Prio;* Men’s Black Fait Hats ... Is 61 Children's Boots (7 to 13) 4s 6d per pair Infants’ Boots (2 to 6) 3 pairs for 2a 6o MOGUIDGE AND WILTSHIRE, TEMDKA.