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Temuka Leader, Issue 1728, 24 April 1888, Page 4

C£ m * < < ® 2 o a C 3 © Oh w c 4 Ui £ ARRIYAL OP WINTfiIR SHIPMENTS, WE HAVE IMPORTED DIRECT, Ex Tainui, Coptic, etc,, and received from Colonial Manufacturers, 49 CASES SEASONABLE GOODS, Comprising a Carefully-selected Range of th« Choicest and Most Reliable Fabrics for all Departments procurable in the Markets of the World, and purchased to a great extent tor Cash on delivery to our London packers, thus securing every possible rebate to be had in the Trade. TO HAND THIS WEEK—-2-Plosp Black Kid Gloves (perfect), 9jd—usual price, 4s fid Roslyn, Oamaru, Wellington Dress Tweeds All-Wool and Union Plaids, in favorite clans, from 7£d Specialities in Ribbons, at Job Prices Liberty Caps—in Plush, etc. Fancy Wings and Mounts Embroideries, Laces, Aprons, Macrames Fancy Antis, Silk Squares, Lace Curtains Dress Stuffs, Ulsters, Turkish Towels, eto. It is essential that we maintain our preeminence in having the Brightest, the Best, and the Cheapest Stock in Town. To retain this we must effect a large turnover, to be done only by discrimination in Buying, in selecting from the Best Sources, by advantages of prompt Cash, and by turning out the Goods at the Yery Smallest Modicum compatible with any Profit at all. These lines, with genuine conduct, attention, and hard work are what wo abide by. Our TERMS being CASH, the Public have reason to expect concessions in our Prices of at least 10 Per Cent, or 2s in the £ on ruling quotations, and we ask from the People of Timaru, on the assurance they receive these advantages, a continuance of the support we have all along had, promising that on our aide nothing will be wanting to merit a continuance of this support. Millinery and Dressmaking Departments we can confidently commend, the work being most stylish and the selections varied, T.&J. THOMSON, Dbaiers and Side Mbbobbs, TIMARU. ee2s

DRAPERY! DRAPERY! J AMES w INN I N a Invites Purchasers to view Goods just received from DOME, EX - COPTIC,’' And which he is now Offering at LOW PRICES to reduce the Slock on Hand. A Large Selection of DRESS ST HEPS, WINTER GOODS, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, HOSIERS, CALICOES, SHIRTINGS, Etc., Etc. MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, Excellent Quality—Cheap ! BOOTS AND SHOES, Suited for all Weathers. Inspection and Comparison Invited. AMPLE STORAGE Dati AwPn 17,000 Foe Over \f\ SACKS GRAIN Kj SACKS GRAIN

CHARGES LOWER THAN TIMARU Tho Store has been Thoroughly Ove hauled »nd put into Perfect 7 Condition. JAMES WIMf-JIMG oenbeal mbeohant, foie TBMDKi. G. H. m ogbidge ' s I X L DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT IS THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN SOUTH CANTERBURY for DRAPERY, OLO THING}, AND BOOTS. WHY 1 Because all Goods are Selected Personally from the Houses, and the Business is carried on at a Minimum Cost, therefore the Public can roly on getting GOOD YALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. The Stock has just been replenished with all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. I X L in Calicoes I Jfc L in Flannels 1 X L in Blankets I X L in Sheetings I X L in Dress Goods I X L in Plush and Velvets I X L in Shirtings I X L in Skirts, Ulsters, and Jackets I I L in New Lace Goods I X L in Ribbons, Gloves, Etc. I X L in New Dress Trimmings IXL in Friliiugs and Handkerchiefs .[ X L in Men’s Tweed Trousers I X L in Boys’ Knickor Suits I X L in Men’s Clothing of Every Description IX L in Men’s Ties, Shirts, and Hos* I X L in Boors and Shoes I X L all oilier Houses in Cheapness, Quality, and Selection. G. H. f^OORIDGE, I X L DRAPE NT MART, mr3 TEMI’Ka.