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Temuka Leader, Issue 1831, 20 December 1888, Page 1

jjOHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR TRADE. DRUMMOnF& GLASSON ARE OPENING OP DIRECT CONSIGNMENTSfor ALL DEPARTMENTS to render Stook Well Assorted, Fresh/ and Replete' with Novelties for December Business. Ladies': Mantles (new), .7s 6d npward ; Ladies' Jackets, stylish linen, in Colored and Black ; Ladies' Trimmed and Untritnmed Hats and Bonnets. Some very fine Goods at Law Prices. New 1 Dress Goods and Silks. New Boxed Costumes at 5s lid. Gloves, Hpsiery and Ribbons, Sunshades, Fancy Sets, Lace Scarves and Fichus. |'B OASES FANCY GOODS.—A Special jSeleotion made by our Friends at Home, inblading a; Wonderful Collection of Notions in iToys; Ornaments, Ybbbb, .Bronze Goods, Plaques, Wallets, Purses, Wood ware, BasketUare.ietc, etc., Cheap, Artistio, and Useful, [inspection invited. j -DRESSMAKING still under MIBS STEVENSON'S Management, the efficiency 'of which has rendered Drummond and Giasson 'celebrated for this- Department, and keeps our large staff and complete appliances fully taxed !to keep paoe with the unprecedented run of orders. GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.—Now showing New Shirts, Collars, and Ties, New Celluloid Ties, Braoes, Belts, Tweed and Hard Mid Soft Felt Hats. TWEEDS.—West of England, Timaru, Oamaru, Wellington, Ashburton, Kaiapoi, [Mosgiel, and Roslyn. New Patterns for jXmas Trade just to hand. ! The completion of our additions and alterations' 'render: our Establishment most CinvenieriVlight, and comfortable, and affords |us ample space for showing New Goods to DRUMMOND AND GLASSON COMMERCE HOUSE, TIMARU.

C« WALLER & CO. (Late Farley's), Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND MUSIC SELLERS, South Road, Timaku, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Supply of NEW BOOKS SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL PRIZES, - Comprising Fiction, History, and Travels. SCHOOLS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S CARDS f roci the most eminent makers. |Annuals for 1889, Boys Own Paper, Girls Own Paper, Friendly Visitor, Family 'Friend, English Illustrated Magazine, JYoung England, Al Annual, Mothers' Companion, Child s Companion, Children s [Friend, Infant Magazine, Little Folks,' } ICbatteibox, Wide Awake, Boys of the iEmpire, British Workman, British Work- | woman, Band of Hope, Nonsense, Golden' I Hours. Others expected early. Letts' Diabies—All Sizes and Numbeks. JAlso, a Large Supply of Goods suitable \ for Presents, comprising— Albums, Photo. Frames, Boxes of Games, i Chess and Draught Boards, Accordeons, I ConcertiuaSj• -Tennis Sets, Ladieß' Companions, Cricketing Materials, J &c, &c. i Inspection Cordially Invited. I .. ._ j Country Orders have our Best Attention. de6 MASSEY 1 REAPER AND BINDER, JTHE PREMIER MACHINE OF THE } WORLD. f Competition Challenged. LIGHTEST, YET STRONGEST MACHINE MADE. ' A FEW of the Reasons why,the \ A MASSEY REAPER & BINDER Triumphs over all others : BECAUSE the frame is without joints at' the corners, and so cannot shift out of line. BECAUSE the castings are of malleable iron, : and will not break, as do the iron castings oh all other machines. BECAUSE the weight.trip prevents repeating in tares or down grain. BECAUSE the paokers go so close to the mouth of the elevator that choking is impossible. BECAUSE a third packer takes the grain down much better than the old butter. ~ BECAUSE it can make sheaves of any!, size or all of them of the same size. BECAUSE it has a lighter draught than any other machine yet invented^ BEOAIUSE it will take twine of any size. BECAUSE every agent will be supplied with a large stock of extras. BECAUSE it is the best maohine in the ' -world. We odlv-ask Farmers to see the Machine oa trial. Its unrivalled merits will do the rest. The undermentioned Firms have been appointed" Agents, who 'will supply full particulars on application : MESSRS GBAOJE, MACLEAN, AND ADAM - Timabtt MESBBS CAMERON BROS. ■ Waimath MESSRS D. ZANDER & CO. St Amdbewb MESSRS J. MUNDELL k CO. Gbbaldine "MR K. F. GRAY - • • Temuka FRIEDLANDrCR BROS., ASfiBURTON, sSolh Agents for, New Zealand; su23