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Temuka Leader, Issue 1802, 13 October 1888, Page 3

T. & J. THOMSON. IN addition to unusually heavy im- " portatinns ex ebipa " Ruapehu," " Tainui," and Kaikoura," we bare OPENED the following for different Departments of the House within the hit few days, combining to make out STOCK one of the BEST SELECTED, as it is admitted to be the BEST VALUE IN TOWN :- Aprons, Frillings, Gloves (both Silk and Kid) in leading shades, Fajtot. Taped Edge Eibbons, Sash Bibbona, While and Colored Em- | broideries, Tulles, Laces in \ Variety. Cashmeres in new Tints, special DEESSES. line Fancy Stripes in taking Bhades. Washing DreSßes in Matting Man- Cloths, Flannelettes, Fancy OHBBTEB. Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, and Muslins. New Mob Caps, Sun Bonnets, MiLHNEfiT. Speokled, White, and Assorted Shades Sailor Straws. We ore showing Magnificent Value and Variety in DRESS STUFFS, we having received this Seaßon over 300 Pieces in Woollen and Washing Fabrics—and the DRES-MAKING DEPARTMENT is exhibit.ng a CHOICE VARIETY of STYLES. SKE OUR COSTUMES TO ORDER from 1 wentj Varieties of Stuffs, at 23s 6d for Dress Complete. In MANTLffi ROOM there are Lovely Lace and Fancy Silk Mantles; also Special Value Dust Cloaks, Macintoshes, New I Covert, Boßtiner, and Jersey Jaokets. I MILLINERY is an important branch with us, and is being worked to its full capacity just now. We are showing all Leading Shapes in Hats and Bonnets, and a Magnificent Assortment of Corsets, Underclothing, Blouses, Pinaforee, Pelisses, etc., etc. T.& J. THOMSON, Dbapbbs and Silk Meeobbs, TIMAKU. se2s TO ANGLERS. TTELVIN AIsD rp^YLOR Beg to intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED their Second Consignment of FISHING TACKLE, Comprising of the following Lines— Rods for Minnow and Fly, Keels, Lines, Fly Casta, Flies, Steel and Gut Traces, Gimp, Copper Wire, Clearing Rings, Fish Scales, Hooks on Gut, Bully Flights, Treble and Single Hooks, Hank Gut, Steel and Brass Swivels Rod Rings and Keepers, Devon Baits (all sizes), ftoleskins, Silk Phantom, Gregory Skinner, Halceon Spinner, New Zealand Euiikas, Whitebait Phantom, New Zealand Smelts, and other Novelties. The above are all from the Bast Makers and are second to none in New Zealand. VELVIN & TAY L 0 R, STOEEIEEBEBB, ETC., se!B Temuka. TNCHESTER iITOOLWORKS, WINOHESTEE. AVING completed extensive additions to the above Woolworks, I am now prepared to SORT and SCOUR, with quick dispatch, LARGE or SMALL CLIPS of WOOL during the ensuing Season, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. My experience in the Wool Trade, extending over a period of 21 years, together with London and Colonial Testimonials, should be a sufficient guarantee as to Workmanship. All Wool will be taken delivery of at Winchester Railway Station, and when scoured will be delivered in Timaru Free of Charge. I have Shed Accommodation for IQOO Bales Wool; therefore, all Wool will be under Cover while at my Works. 6c6 P. McOASKILL.

TO FLOCK JWNERS & OTHERS. CHARLES JOHN "VTEWBURY Having greatly Improved his Plant an* Appliances is prepared to receive LARGE or SMALL CLIPS for SCOURING. Tbe Water is the Best in South Canterbury for Scouring Purposes, and all Wool will be OAREFDLLY SORTED B.EKORE TREATMENT. Carting to and from Railway Station Fme, References and Pricaß on Application. BPWOBTH WOOL WORKS, oc6 TEMUJTA.

MCCORMICK. MCCORMICK. JVICCORMICK. 'HHE! NEW MoCORMICK is now on I view. We invite inspection of this REALLY WONDERFUL MACHINE, which is a Marvel of Simplicity and Ingenuity, COME AND SEE THE NEW SIMPLE KNOTTER, Tbis Season's McCokmioi is bo far in advance of all other machines that all our opponents quake. [T HAS BEEN FIRST IN ALL TRULS AND THE ADMIRATION OF ALL FARMERS. PRIEST AND HOLDGATE, IIIAIO,

F,OR SALE, OHEAP-A FABM, cootaiuing 290 Acres, Ring Fenced and Sobdived ; 130 Acres under Cultivation, the baiauce in Native Tussock ; Kequisite Buildings. The Property is Well Watered, and within Five Miles of the Clinton Railway Station, Otogo. For further particulars apply to H. 1)'. BROWN, Wnibißusb. «e 6