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Temuka Leader, Issue 1774, 9 August 1888, Page 3

SPECIAL FOR MID-WINTER. pleted the Purchase of, the f>llowine, t at it Very Large Concession. The Goer's are now in Hook, sncUnr of t he lines oprc fi-d could not be lnnded direct from Munufactunr at their Marked Price* : Muslin Apron*, Torchon Filter DBPABT- Laces, Handkerchief*, mbnt. Embroiderie*, HairDbbss Dbpabtmbnt. BlHck, CYlored French Merinos, Colonial Drece Twptdc, Serges. Rufsi«n Diipers, Finlnj s and Crojdon Sheeting, 72-inch from IOJd, UnMANCHBBTKB. bleimlird do. from 7id, Ho'hnds, Chintzes, Galatea!, Blanket*, Tabling?, Calicoes. Velveteens, Is 4i to 2s 4d per yard, in assortment of Woollbns and co'orings ; Speoial Line BILKB. Double-Width Cloth for Boys' Suits, 2s 8d per yard. IN OUB DRESSMAKINGr DEPARTMENT— We cot tinue to turn out Model Costumes, which for Elegance, combined with Moderate Price, we believe cannot be Excelled in the District. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT— Under able supervision. IN OUR REGULAR STOCK We are splendidly assorted in Ladies' and Children'* Ulsters, Jackets, Dress Good*, and ■ll classes of Useful Article* for genuine wear, appearance, and all-round utility. INSPECTION INVITED. T.& J. THOMSON, Dbapbrs and Silk Mbbcubs, TIMAR U . n 25 a h. m o a it i d a e.s GREAT WINTER SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY JUNE 28th< GREAT REDUCTIONS IK EVEUIf DEPAETMENT. COME AND SECURE SOME OF TH BARGAINS. G. H. MOCRIOCE lIL DRAPEBY MART, (Next boor Mr A. R. Allan's) TEMUKA. SEE HANDMLLS FOR PRICES. CHEAP JMAPEItY, ,w "--flquence of the DEPRESSION OF TRADE I *m Put fe < ...„ ..'hole of my DRAPERY AND CLOTHINU j, II PRICES AS MUST EFFECT A PPKEDYI Shall for ONE MONTH ONLY give to All Purchasers, a Discount it ;" ' % FOUR SHILLINGS IN THE POUND FOR KVEKt SAIE AKOIJB FIVE SHILLINGS. Also— - «,iL^' THREE SHILLINGS IN THE POUND DISCOUNT OFF BOOTS .& Bf.(fW Goods are Always MARKED IN PLAIN FffltßlW, and H,. Di-c*«ini-»WL Allowed off the REGULAR MARKED PRICHtt BUY FOR CASHThD SAVE MONEY. 4S IN THE POUND DISCOUNT 4S SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. v J B P. 0 W N, '-s?£ BEEHIVE STORES, TKMO KA. ■ . ,i.fa.« TO THE INHABITANTS OF GERALDINE & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. HAVING decided to give up the I iRAPKRY 1 RTMENT of my Busiu •, nnd give mjr «■ bo' > «'t« a \< n '<> the GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, AND BUILDING REQUISITES I intend offering for Cath •,« THE WHOLE OF MY LAHGE STOCK OF DRaP';RY, ETC., * Amounting to over £3OOO, : INSPEJTION INVITED. NO OFFER REFUSED. DVANTAGE3 OF THE DRESDEN'S HIRE PURCHASE SYSTEM. let—No matter where yon live, it enables you to become the owner of a thoroughly good nnd sound Pianoforte or American Organ, by simply paying the hire for a stated period. 2nd—Possession is obtained on tbe payment of the first monthly or quarterly instalment. Brd—No further expense whaterer is incurred beyond the instalments for the period agreed on. 4th—The Piano or American Organ can be exchanged for one of a better nlaas at any time within the perio of h ir ing. sth—An excellent Piano can be obtainei for a deposit of 30a, and the balance at 30s mom lily. •3th—-All Pianos and American Organs are warranted for a term of 10 years. FACTORIES -DRESDEN 1 ", SAXONY, GERMANY. SHEET MUSIC. This department, under the charge of MfM An»sbsoN (late of the Dresden), is replete with a large and well-selected Stock of Songs for Gentlemen's and Ladies' voices, Polkas, Quadrilles, and ether Music, comprising the Latest Novelties. P. W. HUTTOH & CO., <dE N T S 'JIVtARII. This is an opprrttviity for pnrchas : n<r Goods, at UnoV'Wh n les le Cost, tint heads of families and others should not lote s'ghc 0.. R. H PEARPOINT, ii KRALD IN K, . STOCKTAKING. STOCKTAKING. kED UC I N_a S T;&W& JW. fYE, in ihank : ng; his and the Prih'-'c O>nra ty for the very , Liberal Support accordel him during tie las IC ev n M ntim' Ii L-n to l liirri '• that to Balance up his First Yen''* Biimkcrs—winch en<t» <«< »' e ].«t <'f Uiiin.«r next—will invnlve th" Tak'ner of Stock, an't to c ■"•*• <pnblv It >*nc# >h? him aboTe Date, he will Offer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS F.)lt AH/CA 11. PURCHASERS. . •'•" 7 EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF REMNANTS AND ODD ALMOST BE GLViSN AWAY. ~ ,;. " Now is the Time to get Goods at your Own Pric\ Such a Chanct *ill not Oc ur Again this Season. DRAPERY OF EVtfRY DESCRIPLION. OLOTIIINO OF EVKRY KIND. BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE BEST MAKES IN GREAT VARIETY. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINER Y. .. J. Oye, VTCTOUIA HOUSE, GERALDINE. GITIWe: UP_BUSINESa ABSOLUTE REALISING SALE OF WHOLE STOCK. THE SUBSCRIBER has resolved TO RETIRE FPOM BUSINESS, and now OFFERS FOR SALE his Whole Stock of IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY WARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, DRAPERY, ETC., ETC. As the Whole Stock MUST BE CLEARED OUT as Speedily as possible GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN. PAYMENT OF AOCOOKTS DUE .re reqnostfd on rr More 31»l ISST. JAMES WINNING, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Terauka, 9lh July, 1888. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! BUY FOR CASH AND INCREASE YOUR INCOMI REORCANISATToT OF BUSINESS. :y y'" NDUNLOP &CO., Importers, Manchester House, Gera.i.[>wb. In thinking our Numerous Cusioinprs aud ihe Public for their P»tro')a»»o in ibe betj to intinia-e that we intend to COMPLETELY ALTER THE CHARACTER OF OUK BUSINESS on and after BATUHDAY, 7t<i JNST. We »re fu'lr al'Tu to the fact th«t it is impossible to SeU Goods as Ulionply as ilie Public require, nnd at the same lime iidlieie to the iniqnilious and pernicious system <>f eiv-ng iniliccTiminiite and long credit, so we have Determined-to lav Ourselves oit for a CASH BUS IN ESS, With a Vie-' of giving all those Customers WHO PAY PROMPTLY the FULLEST VALIjE POSSIBLE FOR THEIR MONEY. We ho d a L.rge Stock, irhifh we are prepared io Sell "at SUCH PRICES as shall incuce Customers to PAY PKOMPT. A Perunil of Our Circular will amplv repay anyone, and at 'he same tiae Convinej the Public of the Advantages of our New System of Bus n«"n. FOR QUOTATIONS OF PRICES SEfC CIRCULAR. .. N. DUNLOP AND CO., XMPORTSRS, MANCdBSTBR HOI.SE, niSRAbPINE. ~ CLEARING SALE- CLEARING SALE IN THANKING the Inhabitants ofletnuka and Surrounding D strefs for put , Patronage, I beg to Offor my Lirge and Well-aßsorted Stock of [■■ GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, AND CROCKERYWARB, At Piices UNHEARD OF in Temuka. The following are a. fpw Quotations : Flour, p°r 501 b ... ... 4s 9d Soap, 2.C, per box ... ... SrjW Four, per 100 b ... ... 9s So"p, 30, per box ii'M Flour, pT suck ... ... 17*61 Cund'ef, per box .... ... 9i H Oatmeal, per bag ... ... 2391; Candlec, per lb ... m ■.:.'fi Prime Table Potntoes, per sack 4s M U i-*ins, no v frti't, 6ii> ... 3<'M Soap, HH, per box ... 4s 9 i , Curnin'.c, new fruit, 61b ■■....,.'; 3«.,|jl Soap, H H, 4 bars ... ... Is ...(J./i' And all Other Lines in Each D,-put!metit at EQUALLY LOW PKICJS;.^';^ p TERMS CASH DURING SALE. ■ •'■■■; '\l't:}u-f"' COME EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGA,INS. N .'.o Uio Address : A. R. ALLAN, STOREKEEPER, N"Xt Do'>r •(> G. H. Mo«ridg«'s I X L Drapery Es'ablishment, Opposite B nk of New Z4itand, TEMUKA. j OF EVBSUk' DtSO-tIPTION EXEUHTtD tVITH DISPAIXJH I AT THE OF F lore O F TH I S P APE It. E lituatei given for all olaiiei of woii~i)itiheadt, Oards, Oireulaif Patten,