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Temuka Leader, Issue 1738, 17 May 1888, Page 3

The cable steamer Sberard Osborne has arrived at'Wellington, and as the weather is cow favortfele she will probably coin' mence work at once. A teat of quartz in the vicinity of the HaharaharaCopper Mines, near Woodville, gave a yield of 2ozs of gold and 2ozs of silver per too. The promoters of the Copper Mining Company are calling for tenders at Woodville for driving into the lode on alow level. The Kaikorai School Committee, Otago, after a seven hours sitting carried a resolu tion refusing to acquiesce in the dismissal of the head master, and asking for a report on the school work by Inspectors outside the Board’s employ. The pupil teachers lodged a series of complaints against the head master.

TTTANTED KNOWN--A Large Supply VV of STONE PILES on Hand. Any length up to Eight Feet. Will be de'ivered to any Pact of the District as per Order. Apply, F. DIEROK, ap!2 . Geraldine. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE ATEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY’S STOCK OF BOY S’ CLOTH IN O. JUST OPENED FOR THE WINTER SEASON. Boys' Velvet. Cord Suits, lined through, from ... ... lOs Boys’ Fritz Suits, N.Z. Tweed, lined through ... ... 9« 91 Boys’ Melville Suita, N.Z. Tweed, Hoed through 12s 6d Youths’ Sac Suits, N.Z. Tweed... 19a 6>i YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ OVERCOATS In Great Variety. BOYS’ MOSGIEL HOSEIn Gret, Navy, and Heather. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ TWEED AND FELT HATS AND CAPS In Newest Shares AT LOWEST PRICES. SPECIAL! SUITS MADE TO MEASURE FROM COLONIAL TWEEDS AT SOs. HEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. ROBT. FOSTER, feß Manager;

THE ‘IMPERIAL’ TEAS ARE ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED THEM TO BB THE BEST. Sold by JAMES WINNING. A. E. ALLAN, YELYIN A TAYLOR THOMAS BARE, Temuka jull