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Temuka Leader, Issue 1821, 27 November 1888, Page 1

TOANGLERS. yEL YT N AND )J1 AYL QJR Beg to intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED their Second Conflict - meat of FISHING TACKLE, Comprising of the. following Lines— Rods for Minnow and Fly, Reels, Lines, Fly Casts,;Flies, Steel, and Q u t TrJ ices, Gimp, ; Copper jtVirej ; Clearing Kings, Fish Sca'es, Tlopks on Gut, Bully Flights, Tf?,hj® .vand Single Hooks, Hank Gut,( Steel ai}d Brass , Swivels Rod Rings and Keepers, Devon Baits (all sjzesJj.Soleskins, Silk Phantom, Gregory Spinner, Halceon Spinner, New Zealand Enakae, ! Whitebait Phsptom, New Zsaland -Smelts, and other Noyelties., ( The above are all- from the Best Makers and are second to done imNew Zealand. V'E'LVI-N M & T A Y L 0 B, : f f V ■ -..A: ' Storekeepers, Etc., se!B Temuka.

TEMUKA IMPLEMENT WORKS. IBEG to infoim-the inhabitants of Temuka and Surrounding Districts that I have COMMENCED BUSINESS on my ow ( n account as ... . ... ; GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT, in the opposite the Tew-uk Hotel, ; ■ . The, HORSE-SHOEING DEPART MENT will bo under a First-class. Work man. : ' The greatest care.and attention will be given to any' Work'entrusted Ito the, and ray Prices will be found Moderate. DAV ID HE NR Y, (Late of Henry and Findlay) Main South Road, : sell -.. ..;■ T^lJK&:xiy\7

WATCH- AND CLOCK MAKER, ';V' V.. -^JEW^LLEii;' Etc.. , BEGS .to intipsite, tfi.the. irilpbitpittl of , Tep uk,a li?d S/irr.opndi that he has PURCHASED .th* , ’WATQH MAKING and. JEWELLEBY .BUSINESS id MAIN STREET,.. carried on by' Ma R. by diligent attention to bus|ne^ r^.6d'^or]c; maoeliip and moderate' charges^'to? merit continuance of ike liberal support accorded to his predecessor. A large and will'chosen assortment of English and Foreign Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Jeweller?, etc« at LOWEST PRICES. „ > J.S. being a practical workman, with over ten years’ Home and Colonial experience, Customers may depend that orders entrusted to-him 1 will be SATISFACTORILY EXECUTED. f?W JOHN, SIM.

PHOTOGRAPHY. A. G* FISCHER, PHO.TOGRAPHER, rmAilU, i? ,1 IS PEE PAR E D TOEX E 6 U ; T S ' ■ ■ f • iff :”yt $ INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PHOTOGEAPHS. GROUPS, EN- ; LARGEMENf S,’ ? Eire., V * : ■ ■ ‘.-.if! >. f If;-/;! ;-fillp : < ,o*7/ - THE' SHORTEST NOTICE, ' .... ; "'.'am®, ~M IN THE; MOST' STYLE N.8.-i-All : Work entrusted* to ; A, G Fischer Vill Prompt Attention and be FihitKed by the ’NeWKEfaamelling Process; j : : ; 77 »e 6

TO FLQQK C WNERS; . OHARLES: JOHN *j^TEWBURY Having greatly;lmproved his,'Plant and Appliances is prepared to, receive'UAßGE or SMALL CLIPS for SCOURING. The Water is the Best in : South Canterbury for Scouring Purposes, and all Wool will .be CAREFULLY* SORTED 8.3K0R8 TREATMENT. Carting to and from Railway Station Free. References and Prices'on* Application. EP WORTH WOOL!/ WORKS, oc6 TEMUiTA. ’^OOLWORKS, WINCHESTER. HAVING, completed , , extensive additions to,the above Woolworks, 1 um>ow prepared to SORT and SCOUR, with quick dispiitcbj LARGE or SMALL CLIPS of WOOL during the. ensni? u Season; at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Myi experience in the Wool Trado;,{extending over a peiiod 'of :2L years, together with London and Colonial, Testimpniale, should bd ’ a snllicionti guarantee) as ti< Workmanship.- All taken delivery of at Winchester? way Station, and when scoured will be deilivero. I in Timaru Free of Charge.; , : I have Shed Accommodation 1 for 1000 ABJes Wool ; therofore, all Wool will be . under? Covn while at my Works. oc6 P. McOASKJLL.

B LANKFOKMjS LET c..« i ybtained at ihe Office of thin Papt