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Temuka Leader, Issue 1718, 31 March 1888, Page 1

THE CASH DRAPERY COMPANY, TEMUKA, 1 RE NOW SHOWING a Wei* nnd ;\_ Carefnlly-SelecW-d Stock of i "WINTER DE A PiS BY, ■THAI' WILL DFFY COMPETITION FOR QUALITY AND PRICE. New Hosiery, Gloves Frilling, Woo! Sqaiues, Beaded Mitts, Buo'.eos, Infants, Aoronc CHOICE HATS AND BONNETS— All the Fashionable Colors in Fancy Vfllvfl said Plush. NEW DIiESS MATERIALSPlain, Striped, ard Cheek, in all ihe losing Oolnrfi. NEW PLAIN, FANCY, AND CUECK ■ -■"■■ "PLUSHES in all the■ Fashionable Shades. New Jackets in F-mry, Strips, nnd Curl Cloth. Ladica' and Children's Ulsters in prf-t variety. New Boss, Black and Colored Fur Tiimmings, Umbre'.'as, and Skill?. A larpH arsorMriHni of BLANKETS, FLANNILS, BHJSETINGS, CRETONNES, CURTAINS, TOW EL S, ETC. A Dice selectioii of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHTNG, Colonial MwriiifScture. Scarves, Tie*-', Shir's and Lndorclothing, etc. A l'-'.rgf Srock of MEN'S, LADIES'. AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES to Select f i.'om. Afffnfc for the WATEEBORY WATCH. Fob CASH DRAPERY COMPANY, " my(i TEMUKA.

DRAPERY! DRAPERY! DRAPERY! IS now opening up i oarciw Sioclr of SEASONABLE GOODS, which! he is rt«ndy to riispos- ot at 'he LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS. The following are a fe»' quotations : Double Width Tabl-.< Damask, Is 2d per yard Blue Serye for Boys' .mi t , Is 4id per yard White Calicoes, 2s 1M dozen Wbifca Flannel, OJd per y:.r<'l Colonial Grey imd VYli'te Fh/.rcel--, la 3d Vb,rd 80-inch While Twill Sixain;:, I* 4d par yard Grey Sheeting, two .tarda wide, 9£d Brown Towels, 3i en-h White Towels, 4fd each Men's Brown'-"'olion Dr..wi>r?, Is 6(1 pair Men's BLick Fi«t H-'s, U lid Boys' Black Frit. ILds.'ls 6d Boys' 'SVied Half, la fid Ladies' Kid Boots, 7* fol pair Men's Pe« Lorn, 10* fid pn'r Men's Wntfrtialit--, 15s 6d Infanta' Bibs, 3d.

Evury Departuioi.L is now well-assorted. THE GOODS AilE BEING OFFERED AT A YEKV LOW EiGUKE. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! A SPECIALITY. Ladies' Hats Trimmed ■.■■■ith Plain Lining Free of charge. Hats Trimmed with E\ill Pleated Lining3'ls NoTK XHB AdDHESS G. H. MOG RIDGE, TEi'iUKA, mr3 Next to Mr A'kn'.s Store.

HORSECLOTH M'IFACTORY, TEMUKA. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS J" BROWN begs to inform the Public , that he has started the Above Business under the Management of MR T. B. BHEEtf, so well known in tlie Trade 'for ' the last 18 Years in Temukn, which ho thinks is a sufficient Guarantee that all Work entrusted to him will be done in a Workmanlike Manner. A Splendid Stock of REAPER AND BINDER 'CLOTHS, lWiy Wade and Made to Order. KB.—Repairs Neutly si rid Strongly Executed. jas

TEMUKA CARRIAGE FACIORY. A \i&9 0 Pi S S A KM i T)EGS to unnounce that he is making __) all kinds of Traps - , bp.y*, Busies, and Agricultural Implemflrns at u G"EAT REDUCTION OFF PREVIOUS PRICKS. The Farmers and Inhabitants of the Surrounding District h will save Cnb Rundbbd Pbb CbHT. by bringing their Work straightto bid Workshop, tnd thereby saving the extra charges of middlemen. All Work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention and quick dispatch. A large Si ock of Seasoned Material always in Stock. Traps painted f -om 30s upwards. A good Spring Trap for Salo cheap.—H. WILLIAMS, Blucksmith, Wheel wright, and Coachbuilder,]Temuka, at. Crai« a Shoeing Forge. J»r9