SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1829, 15 December 1888, Page 2

SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

Geealbinb Q-uabdian Office—Reward for lost letter. Grand Catholic Bazaar—At Temuka on Boxing-Day and following days. Timothy Herlihy, Poundkeeper, Geraldine —Notice re impounded bay mare. J. D. Riehards, Dinda Farm, Waitohi— Wants a boy ; must be able to milk. Wesleyan Church, Temuka—Rev. R. S. Bunn will conduct servioes to-morrow.

Crawford-Hunter Party, Scottish Vocalists, etc.—Appear in Temuka on Friday evening next.

Win. Wills, Returning Officer—Notice re election of member of South Orari River Board.

Franciß Franks), Temuka—Has celebrated nut-brown ale for Bale, brewed specially for the Christmas season ; also, fresh yeast. Rev. E. A. Scott—Will preach at St. Saviour's, Temuka, to-morrow morning, and at St. John's, Winchester, in the evening. A. R. Allan, Storekeeper, Temuka Notifies the arrival of new season's fruits for the Christmas season; also teas, sugars, crockery ware, glassware, etc. He has on hand a splendid collection of goods suitable for Christmas presents. Drummond and Glasson, Drapers and Clothiers, Commerce House, Timaru—Notify that they are opening up direct consignments of goods for all departments, and their stock is now well assarted, fresh, and replete with novelties for December business; special consignment of fanoy goods. Or. k T. Young, Wholesale and Retail Watchmakers and Jewellers, Timaru—Notify that they have just opened out a fine selection of new and fashionable goods suitable for Christmas and New Year's presents, comprising novelties in jewellery, electroplated goods, marbl* clocks, &-s. ; give quotations T. and J. Thomson, Drapers and Silk Mercers, Titnam—Call attention to their magnificent stock of ribbons, oollars, gloves, umbrellas, sunshades, art muslins, flannelettes, etc., just opened out, in addition to the speoial stock of straws, fanoy goods for Christmas presents, etc., advertised a few days ago.