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Temuka Leader, Issue 1720, 5 April 1888, Page 1

THE CASH DRAPERY COMPANY, TEMUKA, AEE NOW SHOWING a Larg» rad Carefully-Selected Stock of WINTER DRAPERY, THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION FOR QUALITY AND PRICE. New Hosiery, Gloves Frillinge, Wool Squares, Beaded Mitts, Bootees, Infanters, Aprons. CHOICE HATS AND BONNETS— All the Fashionable Colors in Fancy Velvet and Plush. NEW DRESS MATERIALS— Plain, Striped, and Check, in all the leading Colors. NEW PLAIN, FANCY, AND CHECK PLUSHES in all the Fashionable Shades. New Jackets in Fancy, Stripe, and Curl Cloth. Ladies’ and Children's Ulsters in great variety. New Boas, Black and Colored Fur Trimtnings, Umbrellas, and Skirls. A large assortment of BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, CRETONNES, CURTAINS, TOWELS, ETC. A nice selection of MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, Colonial Manufacture. Scarves, Tie?, Shirts and Underclothing, etc. A largo Stock of MEN’S, LADIES’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES to Select from. Agent for the WATEEBUET WATCH. W. C. ROULSTON, For CASH DRAPERY COMPANY, my(i TEMUKA. i DRAPERY! DRAPERY! DRAPERY!

G. H. MOGRIDGE IS now opening up a carefully-selected Stock of SEASONABLE goods, which' he is ready to dispose of at Hie LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. The following are a few quotations Double Width Table Damask, la 2d per yard Blue Serge for Boys’ Suit-, Is 4id per yard White Calicoes, 2s lid dozen Whits Flannel, 9Jd per y>id Colonial Grey and Whits Funnel', Is 3d yard 80-mch White Twill Sheeting, la 4d per yard Grey Sheeting, two yards wide, 9Jd Brown Towels, 3d each White Towels, 4|fd each Men’s Brown Cotton Drawers, Is fid pair Men’s Black Fe t Hats, is lid Boys’ Black Felt Hats, Is fid Boys’ Tweed Hats, Is fid Ladies’ Kid Boots, 7s fid pair Men’s Peg Lorn, 10s fid pair Men’s Watertight*, 15s fid Infants’ Bibs, 3d. Every Deparltnent is now woll-aaaorted. THE GOODS ARE BEING OFFERED AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! A SPECIALITY. Ladies’ Hats Trimmed with Plain Lining Free of charge. ■ Hats Trimmed with Full Pleated Linings Is Note the Address — G. H. MOGRIDGE, TEMUKA, mr3 Next to Mr Allan’s Store.

BEEHIVE TEHT TARPAULIN AND HORSECLOTH MANUFACTORY, TEMUKAi 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. SHEEN, 80 well known in the Trade ‘for the last 18 Years in Pemuka, which he thinks is a sufficient Guarantee that all Work entrusted to him will be done in a Work* manlike Manner. A Splendid Stock of kRBAPER AND BINDER CLOTHS, Ready Made and Made to Order. N.B.—Repairs Neatly and Strongly Executed, jas

THMUEA CARRIAGE FACTORY. H. WILLIAMS BEGS to announce that hd is ranking all kinds of Traps, Drays, Bugsies, and Agricultural Implements at a GREAT REDUCTION OFF PREVIOUS PRICKS. The Farmers and Inhabitants of the Surrounding Districts will save Cnk Hunobbd Pbe Cent, by bringing their Work straight to bis Workshop, and thereby saving the ext ra charges of middlemen. All Work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention and quick dispatch. A large .Stock of Seasoned Material always in Slock. Traps painted from 30s upwards. A good Spring /'rap for Sale cheap.—H. WILLIAMS, Blacksmith, Wm ■ 1 wright, and Coaohbuilder, Temuka, at Craig a Shoeing Forge. mr^