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Temuka Leader, Issue 1719, 3 April 1888, Page 3

ARRIVAL OR SECOND WINTER SHIPMENTS, E BATE TO ANNOUNCE that; we have received this week 15 OASES and BALES as mentioned above. Undermentioned are a PEW SPECIALITIES which claim attention : Fancy Wool Goode, in Bonnets, Pelisses, Minivers, etc.; Ladies’, Girls’, Boys’ Hosiery, Kid and Fancy Cashmere Gloves, Now Frillings, Collars, Sets, Laces (very special), Embroideries, flanderchiefe, Aprons, Dt'-ESS GOODS, in ColonM Tweeds, Serges, Merinos—with new Shot Trimmings to match. Flannels, Cretonnes, Muslins, Calicoes, Lacs Curtains, Window Hollands, Quilts, LOUIS VELVETEENS, all shades; Umbrellas, New Astrachan and Fur Trimmings, Fur and Astraoban Muffs from Is lid, Princess Collars, Capes, Boas, and Beautiful Variety of Fur Goods. SPECIAL VALUE —New Shapes and Shades Plush and Straw Hut?, Corsets, Dressing Gowns, Granny Bonnets, New Styles in JACKETS and PALETOTS —lmmense Variety. The Shipments just referred to are so [ Undeniably Well-Beltoted, such Excellent Value, and so Exactly Suited to the requirements of our numerous clientele, that we do not care to dwell upon any one single line within the limits of on advertisement. We say distinctly, however, that, owing to the lengthened importing experience we have acquired, the excellent way we are served both in London and hors, the advantages which we derive from backing our Home Agent closely with financial resour es, and the general acquaintance with tfao intricacies of the trade possessed bv our Firm, that we are enabled to place the proper class of Goods before the Public at Prices not even attempted by the great majority of business firms. We do not cut one line either, but everywhere all round will our arrangements be fonnd taut and trim, and able to stand any comparison. COLONIAL GOODS have bean purchased on altogether EXTRA TERMS, and we invite a note taken of the quotations for Blankets, etc., displayed in our windows. T. & J. THOMSON, Dbapees and Silk Mbeoees, T I M A K U , ee2s Ex Coptic, and also of Direct from the Mills.

COMMERCE HOUSE. rjjHE GREAT OUTPUT OF OUR jQRESS QOODS Daring past fortnight lias necessitated our making a Special Purchase of NEW COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS—in Stripes, Checks, and Fancy Patterns, a grand selection, and best value , offering in (own, Our New Homespuns, 6id and B|d, are clearing rapidly. The best ranges in B ack and Colored Merinos to be had anywhere on view at QOMMEKCE JJOUSE. Note— As work a’roady received for the Dressmaking is taxing the Department, to avoid disappointment Ladies will oblige by placing their orders with us as Early as Convenient. MRS NAPIER being in charge, Perfect Style and Fit Guaranteed. Choice Millinery. A rare Selection Bought Low, and Selling at Wholesale Prices, We now hold full ranges of Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, Umbrellas, and Small Wares—direct importation, and offered at Lower Rates than ever before—in fact, Beyond Competition. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Is better oalered for than ever. Boys’ aad Youths’ Suits from 4s 9d up. New Swiss and Colonial Hats, Overcoats, Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc., etc. DRUMMOND~& GLASSON. Premier Dressmakers, Drapers, and Clothiers, T I M A R P , mr6 rjpBMUKA, Wishes to inform the Public, that AT HIS YARD GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL Can be obtained at 9s per 100 ft. Dressed T.G. Lining at 9s per 100 ft. Do. T.G. Flooring at Igs per TOOft, Barbed Wire at 26s per cwt. mr2? w- M cUANN, PROOF OF DEBT FORMS. r)ROOF OF DEBT FORMS ON SALE | at the OFFICE OF THIS PAPER, a u 30 B LANK FORMS of FOR SaLE can Le .■Mai" d the Omen of thin Paper. I_)OSTKI!S of every description printed ou the shortest notice at the Temuka Leader and Geraldine Guard an General Printing Otfices