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Temuka Leader, Issue 1704, 28 February 1888, Page 3

THIS SP4CE RESERVED FOR A.J.QUELCH&CO

SPRING AND HUMMER SEASON. THE MEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Are now Showing Their NEW GOODS, And Respectfully Invite Inspection «f Styles and Prices, which they Confidently Affirm CANNOT BE BEATEN/ SPECIAL ATTENTION is Drawn to the STOCK OF CLOTHING, All Made from COLONIAL TWEEDS, and in Sizes to Suit all Figures, EATS in all the Newest Styles and Shapes. SEIPtTS in Regatta and Oxford. New Patterns TIES, SCARVES, MUFFLERS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, The Largest and Best Assortment Ever Shown in South Canterbury. PORTMANTEAUX, HAND BAGS, RUGS, Em, lo Great Variety. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORYj MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. ROBERT FOSTER, fe Manager. THE 1888 FESTIVEJEASON 1888. THOS. BARR, Baker, confectioner, btc.i Main Street, Thmijka, Desires to draw the attention of the Public to his Choice Stock of English, French, and Colonial Confectionery. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SWEETMEHT3. He has also a splendid Assoitraent of FANCY GOODS, which be is prepared to Sell at the Very Lowest Prices, inspection is invited. His new REFRESHMENT ROOMS are more popular than over. Taa and Coffee can be dat any hour, d TBMUKA CARRIAGE FACTORY. H. WILLIAMS BEGS to announce that he is making all kinds of Traps, Drays, Buggies, and Agricultural Implements at a GREAT REDUCTION OFF PREVIOUS PRICES. The Farmers and Inhabitants of the Surrounding Districts will save One Hundbbd Peb Cent, by bringing their Work straight to his Workshop, and thereby saving the extra charges of middlemen. All Work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention and quick dispatch. A largo Stock of Seasoned Material always in Stock. Traps painted from 30s upwards. A good Spring Trap for Sale cheap.—H. WILLIAMS, Blacksmith, Wheel wrigbt, and Coochbuilder, Temuka, at Craig’s Shoeing Forge.

T. G. CLEGHORN WISHES to inform the Publie of Winchester and Surrounding Districts that he has PURCHASED MR A. MAXWELLS SADDLERY BUSINESS AT WINCHESTER, and hopes that he will be accorded a continuance of the liberal support bestowed upon his predecessor. ME A. BAILLIE, Mr Maxwell’s late Manager at Winchester, will still have charge of the Business, which should be a guarantee that Customers’ orders will be faithfully attended to. ALL GOODS AT TIMA RU PRICES. Cellars and Saddles lined with Maxwell’s Patent Spring Pads equally as well as if done in Timam, and at the same Price. Repairs a Speciality. Repairs will be executed on Stations at Lowest Possible Prices. j 8