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Temuka Leader, Issue 1718, 31 March 1888, Page 3

1888. AUTUMN & WINTER. 1888. GREAT AND IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS! GREAT AND IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS ! NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS! NEW AUTUMH AND WINTER GOODS! FIRST GR&Af SHOW DAY-FRIDAY, MARCH 23 ! FIRST GREAT SHOW DAY-FRIDAY, MARCH 23» WHEN we will make such a display of all the Leading Novelties in Dreads, Mantles, and Millinery Goods, all the Latest Specialities in Furs and Fur Trimmings, all the most Seasonable Goods in Blankets, Bad Qnilte, Carpets, Ourtains, and Household Drapery, all the Newest Styles in Men's, Youths', and Boys Rwady-made Suits and Overcoats, as has never been witnessed in Titnaru before.

BALLANTYNE'S GENERAL WINTER STOCKS Hive been provided with (hut caution and cure which it is determined Bhall characterise their all-year-round Goods, and Customers and Friends may rest aafiured they will have placed before tbetn everything in Season, bought on the vi-ry best tormß,and in many instances charged much below Market Prices. Cl.oico and Cheapness run through each Department, giving a selection which cannot fail to satisfy the most distinct tastes and individual requirements. Therefore, with confidence we invite all economists and others who want DRAPERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, DRESS, MAPTLE & MILLINERY GOODS, READY.MADE CLOTHING, Eta, TO VISIT BALLANTYNE'S GREAT ADTDMN & WINTER DRAPERY SHOW TO VISIT BALLANTYNE'S GREAT AUTUMN & WINTER DRESS GOODS SHOW TO VISIT BALLANTYNE'S GREAT AUTUMN & WINTER MILLINERY GOODS SHOW! TO VISIT BALLANTYNE'S GREAT AUTUMN & WINTER [MANTLE GOODS SHOW! TO VISIT BALLANTYNE'S GREAT AUTUMN & WINTER CLOTHING GOODS SHOW!

ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY FIRST! ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FIRST!! J. BALLAFTYNE & CO., THE LEADING DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, MILLINERS, AND DRESSMAKERS, VICTORIA HOUSE, TiMARU.

MANCHESTER HOUSE, CERALDINE. GREAT AUTUMN CLEAEING SALE! GREAT AUTUMN CLEARING SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIPMENTS! DTiroutfW _ 0 , , TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIPMENTS!! " A.VING received advices from our Buyers at Home re Large Shipments of "1 Winter Goods to our order, we are therefore Compelled to call a CLEARING SALE, Commencing on SATURDAY NEXT, and Continuing for the next SIX WEEKS, so as to make room for our Winter Stock. _ THIS IS ONE GENUINE SALE [N A THOUSAND. Being Large Importers we can BUT CHEAPER, and as Natural Consequence SELL CHEAPER. It must suggest itself to every Man end Woman in the District that as we Import the Bulk of our Goods, therebv Saving the Wholesale Merchants' Profits, we are therefore in a position to Sell aa Cheap as any House in Canterbury, a Position whioh we hare taken advantage of to the full on this Special Occasion. We would respectfully inform the Public that we have abstained from a habit very prevelant with some Houses, that is Buying all the Cheap Rubbish of Goods they oan lay their hands on, so as to quote low prices in their Advertisement—but the Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating of it. We would therefore Bek the public to Inspeot our Btock before Purchasing elsewhere, for although our Quotations are Extremely Low our Goods ore New and of First-class Quality. The following few priceß will give a faint idea of the Extraordinary Bargains awaiting you at this Sale :-Costume Cloths, 7Jd per yd ; flomeepuns, 7d, lid, and 1» 3d ; Prints, from 2d per yd ; Sateens, B*d ; Speoial Line in Black French Merinos direct from Home, 40 inches wide lHd per yd—Remember the Width ; Strong Heavy Shirting, 3id per yd; Splendid Holland (all Irish flax), 3sd per yd j Beautiful Welsh Flannel, Bd, lOd, and Is per yd ; Cretonnes, new patterns, 4*d per yd ; Strong Heavy White Calico, 2s 9d per doz yds; Ticking, 6d per yd ; Rush Hats, from 4d. SPECIAL TO THE L&DIES-A Large Mock of Ladies UnderoJothing at Ridiculously Low Prices to Clear. Come and see our White Honeycomb Towels, 1§ yards in length, for 7*d. Try our Us 6d Pegged BootsA Regular Surpriser. For Extended Price List see Large Circular.—N. DUNLOP AND CO Direot Importers, MANCHESTER HOUSE, GERALDINE.

COAii AND FIREWOOD YARDS. THOMAS -pOWBLL CARRIER. &c, TEMUKA, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Temuka and surrounding districts that be is etill SELLING COAL AND FIBEWOOD, POSTS, &c, at very LOWEST PRICES. Following are Cash Prices:—Best Black Pine Firewood, 28a per Cord ; Mixed, 18s. Newcastle »nd Westport Coals, Fencing Posts, Rails, Stakes, etc., always on band. Expresses run regularly every day between Temuka, Winchester, and Geraldine. All orders promptly attended to, — T. POWELL, Main South Road, Temuka. n 026 AROWHBNUA TOWN BOARD. NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given that FENCES _J UNLAWFULLY ERECTED on Roads and Public Garden Reserves in ibe Arowhenua Town District must b« REMOVED wilhin one Monih from dale. By Order of the Board. ALFD. W. GAZE, Clerk. March IT, 1888. mr!7

PICKLES! PICKLES!! rnHE UNDERSIGNED has succeeded L in MANUFACTURING a PURE MALT VINEGA K, which he is Prepared to Offer to the Public at Is 6d per Gallon at the Brewery, aod should sufficient inducement offer he will keep up a supply. This Vinegar is made entirely from mal' and beiog perfectly free from mineral acids is more wholesome for table use, and bettor adapted for pickling purposes, than that usually sold. FRANCIS PRANKS. Eclipse Brewery, March 16,1888. jal9 TO FARMERS AND CONTRACTORS. rHAVE just opened up a large Stock -f iiiDVh-STrMa "RimTTTSTTtfN for the present season, Sell at VERY LOW PRICLS, consisting of.the following— CORN SACKS, full size BINDING TWINE, Manilla & Hemp HAY FOttKa Hualebert'a LUBRICATING, CAS°TOR, an i. COLZA OILS OIL FEEDERS. CAMPS SUPPLIED. J. BROWN, ap2s Stores, Temuka.