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Temuka Leader, Issue 1764, 17 July 1888, Page 3

The Venerable Archdeacon Lingard of Christchurch patronises the rink, and at the Columbia on Tuesday night distributed certain prizes won. In the course of his remarks he said he had received Bome *' hard knocks" from people who blamed his recognition of the pastime, but for his own part he gloried in it, as he had in former years gloried in the championship of those who devoted their hours of amusement to boating and cricket. He furthermore complimented the management upon the excellent order and decorum always maintained, asserting that during the dozen or so times he had visited the rink he had neither heard nor seen anything objectionable. He had, when skating, met and spoken with many in a few minutes, to visit whom would have occupied many days; and he only regretted that the number of clergyman who thus mixed with the people during recreation was not larger. Delayed Train.—The express tni'i from the sou;h yesterday afternoon was over an hour late, Hauntbd Mb. A working nun gays: "Debt, poverty,and suffering haunted me for years, oaused by a tick family and large bills for dootorinf, irhic i did no good. I was completely dieoauraged, until one year ago, by the advice of my paitor, Iproonred DrSoule's American Hop Bitten and commenced their use, and in one month we were all well, and none of tit have been siok a day linoe; and I want to sty to all poor men, you can keep your families well a year with Dr Boule't American Hop Bitters for lesi than one doctor's visit will coat."—" Christian Advooate." It is reported that the Government haf J agreed to have Dudley Eyre (the (V*anginui levanu-r) extradited, but an information will require to he laid. SPECIAL PURCHASE. \, E have to notify ihe ARRIVAL of /V a SPECIAL PURCHASE in Ladies' and Maids' Underclothing, Infanta' Rubes, Bit)n, etc., which will be found to be quite extraordinary value and in good condition. We also call attent'on to some choice styles in MILLINERY in our windows. This is an important depurtment with us, and we have practically not a faulty item in our whole stock. TO HAND THIS WEEK (in addition to shipments by Anwa and Aorangi re» ceived a few days ago)—Velveteens for Children'* Dresses in best colorings and fair quality Is 4d pvr yard, Tweed Jackets, Crimson Damasks, etc. In miking this announcement, we have to say that, coupled with the facilities our representative at Home has of picking up cheap stuff*, we frequently have otters submitted to us of sound, saleable goods, we are con trained to accept at the price. We invariably, however cheaply the goods have been bought, mark everything at a fixed moderate margin, and as with the care we exercise we seldom receive a faulty piice of goods, customers may depeud that nowhere can a more reliable and splendidly-assorted Stock be seen, and marked at prices we know cannot be improved upon. DRESSMAKING UNDER ABLE MANAGEMENT T.& J. THOMSON, Dkapebs and Silk Mebojjbs, TIMAKU. se2s

WANTED KNOWN-That Dktomond and Glasson are holding a GENUINE CLEARING SALE of Showroom Goods, commencing on SATURDAY NEXT, at such Prices, in face of extra duty and a general rise in these particular lines, that we make it within the reach of our Lady Customers to t'-ir-nish themselves at a very small outlay with any of our Mantles, Jackets, or Ulsters. Space will not permit us to go at length into details, we therefore submit to you the following quotations, and, while soliciting' an inspection of these I goods, we assure you that this is an exceptional opportunity, which we are confident you will not fail to improve. "ANTED KNOWN-That you will 'V find that Drtjmmond & Gias»on | have reduced beyond compare their Astra- * can Tweed and Braided Short Jackets. j "ANTED KNOWN-That D..& G. 'V are reducing their Ladies' Jackets from 35s 6d to 22s 6d, from 16s lid to 9s 9.1, from 4sj 6d to 2s 31, from 3s 9d to Is lid. "ANTED—Customers for a Special Line of Oloth and Check Tw»ed Jackets, trimmed with plush, reduced from 45s 6d te 12s 6d, from 24s 9d to 63 lid. WT ANTED—Parents and Guardians to know that Drtjmmond & Glasson have marked a lot of Children's Ulsters, to clear at Is lid, value 3s 6d to 4s 9d. WANTED KNOWN-That Drummond & Glasson will offer the whole of their stock of Ladies' Mantles (Fur-lined and Fancy Cloth) ut IeBS than landing cost. ISS WILLIAMS COMMENCED DRESSMAKING At Mrs Henderson's, Dyson street TEMUKA. Orders will be executed with great care. <iood Fit guaranteed. Advertiser is willing to work at pnvit bousee. jul9 Prize Med»l, 1878. JOSEPH GILLOTS CELEBRATED STEEL PENS By all Dealers throughout the World Bvery Y* ;ket bears a fac-simile Sgnaturo of Joseph Qilliol;