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Temuka Leader, Issue 1821, 27 November 1888, Page 3

H.M.S. Egeria, from Tonga and Fiji, arrived at Auckland yesterday. She made soundings around the Tonga Islands and surveyed the sea bottom from Tonga to Fiji, and from Fiji to New Zealand, for tbe proposed cable routs. The last two days’ stormy weather caused the soundings to be discontinued. She will leave in about a week to finish the survey in tbe vicinity of the Kermadec Islonds, The Otago A. and P. Show entries number 1306. There is a large falling off in merinos and colonial manufactures, but increases in all other departments. The Maori church at Jerusalem, 60 miles up the Wanganui River, was destroyed by fire on Friday. Incendiarism is suspected.

YESTERDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, WE were requested by MESSRS Morrow, Bassett & Co., NEW ZEALAND AGENTS FOR THE MCCORMICK, TO REPORT SALES OF MACHINES TO DATE. WE REPLIED 40 I The above Enquiry means that the Machines are ALMOST SOLD OUT. We warn intending Purchasers NOT TO DELAY IN ORDERING, Thereby preventing the disappointment many suffered lasi Season. PRIEST AHD“HOLDDATE, IRONMONGERS, TIMARU. oc2

G.&T. YOUNG; IMPORTERS, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS, AND JEWELLERS. E have opened out THIS WEEK, 4 Cases ELECTRO-PLATED and SILVER GOODS, Comprising the Latest Novelties and Designs from the Home Markets. We have also received a large addition to our Stock of Gold and Silver Welches, and would respectfully invite intending purchasers to inspect our Stock before purchasing. We have revised all our prices, and they wil now be found the Lowest in Tlraaru, Repairing thoroughly executed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Note the Address— G. & T. YOUNG, GREAT NORTH ROAD, ItMARU. no!s

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