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Temuka Leader, Issue 1794, 25 September 1888, Page 3

GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! BUT FOB CASH AND INCREASE YOUk iftcjbMl N. REORGANISATION OF BUSINESS! DUNLOP &CO., Impobxers, Manchester House, GvEuiDlitA nur Numerous Customers and (he Public for their Patronage, ift beg to intimate that we intend to COMPLETELY ALTER THE CHASA(&pft* : DF OUR BUSINESS on and after S ATUKDAY, 7th INST. We twfififm lW the; fact (hat it is impossible to Sell Goods as Cheaply as the Public requlftrfifidl 4Mhesame lime adhere to the iniqnitions and pernicious system of giving fftiiiseffttiin.le* and long credit, so we have Determined to lay Ourselves out for a . , CASH BUSINES& v With a View/ of giving all those Customers WHO PAY PROMPTLY * VALUE POSSIBLE FOR THEIR MONEY. We hold a Lirge SWfIF, *• are prepared to Sell at SUCH PRICES as shall indoce Customers toPAYPm4MPT/ A Perusal of Our Circular will amply repay anyone, and at the same tftdi Ootttfiooi the Public of the Advantages of our New System of Business FOR QUOTATIONS OF PRICES SEE CIRCULAR. N. DUNLOP AND CO., IMPORTERS, MANCHESTER HOUSE, GERAjjDINfc. CLOSING DAYS OF SALE. I HAVE PLEASURE IN RETURNING THANKS to my Numeroas Pstreea for their aid in disposing of a considerable portion of the Stock. The reraaiader requires to be sold with as little loss of time as possible, and will be offered at suck Prices as wdl ensure its b* ing cleared out if Purchasers present themselves. REAL VALUE IS GIVEN liN EXCESS OF THE MONEY RECEIVED. In the interest of all Glasses, we invite inspection and Comparison, when it will ka found that Excellent Bargains can be got. Several Customers Lava expressed! disappointment when seeking specißc articles to find that they have been cleared out by fortunate Purchasers. TAKE ADVANTAGE or ihb OPPORTUNITY W HEN BARGAINS ARE GOING. GROCERIES-Fresh and New. DRAPERY—Good Substantial Fabrics recently impor'ed. BOOTS AND SHOES—Suitable for all weathers. GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE;—For use and ornament. IRONMONGERY—Varied, for House or Farm, etc. ALL ACCOUNTS, due and unpaid or arranged for, will be COLLECTED WITH COSTS after the 28»h INST. JAMES WINN IN G, Gt ENE RA L fc TOBEKE EPB B. Temuka, August lllh 1888. . LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN DRAPERY AND CLOTHING FOB TWO WEEKS ONLY. rpHE following are a few of the many Men’s Strong Tweed Suits, 24s lid worth 35s Men’s Flannel Shirts, 3s 3d, worth 5s 6d Men’s Tweed Trousers, 4s 6d, worth 8s Men’s Tweed Trousers, 8s 6d, worth 13s Men’s Pelt Hats ... 2s 6d, worth 6s Men’s Shooting Boots, 10s 6d, worth 16s Strong Homespuns ... 6d, worth lOd CHEAP LINES to be got for CASH Strong Wincey ... 6d, worth #4 Strong Grey Ca'ico ... 2j 6d, worth 3a 94 Strong White Calico 3a, worth 4i 6f Women's Kid Boots ~, 3a, worth M Girls’ Morocco Boots ... 4., worth €■ Long Window Curtain*, 2s 3d, worth S* 6l Strong Shirting ... ... sd, worth tl CALL E A ELY AND SECUEE THE BARGAIN®. J 13 iFb WN. BEEHIVE STORES, TEMUKA. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR A. R AXj L A N", GENERAL MERCHANT, TEMUKA. NEW SEASON'S GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER JUST BEING OPENED OUT AT VICTORIA BOUSE. JWT T>YE baa great pleasure in announcing the arrival at NEW W . JL GOODS'in all Deportments, comprising all the LATEST? NOVELTIES for (ha COMING SEASON—including Prints, Sateen*, DrilUltM. I Muslins, Gslaleas, etc., etc. Also A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW ■; PATTERN FLANNELETTES FROM 5d THE YARD. Dress Materials of Every .< Deacription, with Buttons and Trimmings to Match, New Hats, Bonnet*, Flower#, leathers, Laces, etc., etc. Shirtings, Sheetings, Calicoes in Endless Variety— Not t* be Beaten for Quality and Prioes. DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY in ell lie. Branches; Satisfaction Guaranteed ; Charges Strictly Moderate, CLOTHINGr* Having Made a Special Purchase of KAiAPOI CLOTHING, for Summer Wear, Customers will find on Inspection the same ia SECOND TO NONE, IN THB COLONY. New Shirts, Hats, Ties, Braces, Belts, Hand kerchief a, etc., etc. BOOTtf AND SHOES in all Makes ; Quality Guaranteed. Inspection Cordially Invited. V

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THE LAST CHANCE. A. G. FISCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, I’IMARU, WISHES to inform the Public of Temuka and Surrounding Districts that he has Reduced the Price of CABINET PHOTOS TO 15s PER DOZ., ENAMELLED. Having bad a Large Consignment of Cabinet Mounts in Stock before the Dufy was rose, he is able to make the above Reductions for a Short Period only, and wishes to state that this will POSITIVELY be the LAST CHANCE (bat will ever occur at SUCH LOW PRICES, N.B.—All Photon. will be Highly Finished and Guaranteed not to go Spotty. Address— A. G. FISCHER, Main Road, Next to P. W. Huttm’e. se6 TO JP/L er 10 ““d* Ov iC by Persons of either Sex, in their own localities, at Work for us. New business. All meet with wonde ful success. Anyone can do the work. Capital not required. We will start you; Outfit worth £1 mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted to the regions in which this Publication circulates. Boys and Jirls can earn nearly as much as Men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time—don’t delay, but write to us at once. Address —Stinson and Co 1 . ortland, Maine. United Slat se2o