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Temuka Leader, Issue 1809, 30 October 1888, Page 4

T. & J. THOMSON. IN addition to unusually heavy impqrtations ;ex ships “Ruapehu,” “ Tainui,” and Kaikoura,” we have OPENED the following for different Departments of the House within the last few days, combining to make our STOCK one of the BEST SELECTED, as it is admitted to be the BEST VALUE IN TOWN Farox. Aprons, Pollings, Cloves (both Silk and Kid) in leading shades, Taped Edge Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, While and Colored Embroideries, Tulles, Laces in Variety. Dresses. Cashmeres in new Tints, special line Fancy Stripes m taking Shades. Vi • .Washing Dresses in Matting Man- Cloths, Flannelettes, Fancy CHESTER. .: Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, and ; Muslins. Miiiihert. New Mob Caps, Sun Bonnets, Speckled, White, and Assorted Shades Sailor Straws. We are showing Magnificent Value and Variety in I DRESS ; STUFFS, wa having received this Season over 300 Pieces in Woollen and Washing Fabrics—and the DRES MAKING DEPARTMENT is exhibiting a CHOICE VARIETY,of STYLES. SEE OUR COSTUMES TO OHDER from Twenty Varieties of Stuffs, at 23s fid for Dress Complete. In MANTLE ROOM thoro are Lovely Laoe and Fancy Silk Mantles; also Special Value Dust. Cloaks, Macintoshes, New Covert, Boating, and Jersey Jackets. MILLINEHY is an important branch with us, and is bemg worked to its full capacity Just now. We are showing all Leading Shapes in Hats and Bonnets, and a Magnificent Aisortment of Corsets, Underclothing, Blouses, Pinafores, Pelisses, etc,, etc. T.&J. THOMSON, Dbapbbs and Silk Mbbobes, T I M A K- U . se2s TO ANGLERS. yELVIN - Ai»D fjpAYLOR Beg to intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED their Second Consignment of FISHING TACKLE, Comprising of the following Lines— Rods for Minnow and Fly, Reels, Lines, Fly Casts, Flies, Steel and Gut Traces, Gimp, Copper Wire, Clearing Kings, Fish Scales, Hooka on Gut, Bully Flights, Treble and Single Hooks. Hank Gut, Steel and Brass Swivels Rod Rings and Keepers, Devon Baits (all sizes), So’eakins, Silk Phantom, Gregory Spinner, Halceon Spinner, Now Zealand Enakas, Whitebm Pnantom, Now Z-aland Sinelta, and other Novelties. The above are all from the Best Makers and are second to none in New Zealand. VELV ‘I N & TAYLOR, Storekeepers, Etc. , se!B Temuka. yyiNCHESTER * WINCHESTER. HAVING 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: oyer 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 1 al : Winchester Railway Station, and wheo scoured will be delivered in Titnaru Free of Charge. I have Shed Accommodation for 1000 Bales Wool; therefore, all Wool will- be under Cover' While at my Works. oc6 ' P. McCASKILL. TO FLOCK OWNERS & OTHERS. ARLES JOHN JS^EWBURY Having greatly Improved his Plant and Appliances is prepared to receive LARGE or SMALL CLIPS for SCOURING. The Water is the Best-in South Canter.bury, ..for Scouring 1 Purposes, and all Wool, ■will he CAREFULLY. SORTED BEFORE TREATMENT. Carting (o and from Railway Station Free. References and Prices on Application. BP WORTH WOOL WORKS, oefi TEMUKA. MCCORMICK MCCORMICK.. MCCORMICK: THE NEW McCORMICK is now on view. We invite inspection of this REALLY WONDER KUL „ MACHINE, ,which J is a Martel of Simplicity and Ingenuity. ... COME AND SEE THE”NEW SIMPLE KNOTTER. <Tbis Season's McCormickls so far in advance of all other machines that t -/ all our opponents quake, . ,[T HAS BEEN FIRST IN:ALL TRIALS AND THE ADMIRATION OF ; ALL FARMERS. PRIEST AND” HOLDGATE, T I M A R U. oc2 MONEY TO LEND. MESSRS SMTIHSON, RAYMOND, & SMITH, Solicitors, Geraldine, have SUMS of MONEY to LEND on /Freehold Security, at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES of INTEREST.