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Temuka Leader, Issue 1843, 22 January 1889, Page 3

WE ARE NOW OFFERING! WE ARE NOW OFFERING! TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS t TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS ! THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY LOTS ! THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY LOTS I LOT I—Ladies Cream and White Muslin Robes—usual price, 12a 9d; price to-day, 8s Ud each Lot 2—Ladies’ Ready-Made Embroidered Costumes—usual prices, 39s 6d to 49s 6 ; price to-day, fill at 19s lid each Lot 3—Ladies Light, Summer Cloth Jackets—usual price, 14s 9i ; price to-day, 9s lid each Lot 4—Children s Print Costumes, Tunics, &c., all at halt-price Lot 5 -Ladies Lace Capes—usual price, 29s 6.1 ; price to-day, 9s lid each Lot 6—Ladies Cashmere Mantles—usual prices, 21s to 35s 6d ; prices to-day, lls9d to 19s Ud Lot 7—Ladies’ Dust Cloaks—usual prices, 35s to 42s 9d ; prices to-day, 19s lid to 25s 9d Lot B—Child s Gingham Sun Bonnets—usual price, 4s lid ; price to-day, 2s 6d each Lot 9—Ladies’ Corsets—usual prices, 4s Ud and 5s Ud ; prices to-day, 2s lid and 3s Ud Lot 10—Ladies' Colored Sunshades, all at half usual prices Lot .11—Girls’ Trimmed Straw Hats—usual price, 4s Ud ; price to-day, Is 9|d each Lot 12-Colored Sik Ribbons—usual prices, 6|d to 10£d ; prices to-day, 2£d, 3£d, and 4|d per yard Lot 13-Ladies* White and Cream Embroidered Robes—usual prices, 16s 6d to 29a 6d; prices 10-doy, 12a 6d to 23s 6d. I BALIiANTYKE AND CO, THE LEADING DRAPERS, [CLOTHIERS, MILLINERS, AND DRESSMAKERS, AND BESPOKE TAILORS, VICTORIA HOUSE, 11 MAR U.

“dee'riig” ALL-STEEL BINDER STILL LEADS-OTHERS FOLLOW. THE PEERING BINDER is tVie [ONLY ALL-STEEL MACHINE ia (he MARKET, and ia the ONLY INDESTRUCTIBLE 'BINDER IN USE. It is pronounced by all who have used i 6 to be the SIMPLEST, LIGHTEST DRAUGHT, and MOST RELIABLE MADE. After Five Yean’ Severe Test, the PEERING SIMPLIFIED KNOTTBB is acknowledged to be the SUREST TIER and the PARMER’S PAYOBIXE. The PEERING raites and lower* on both Wheel*. The DEBBING 5-ARM REEL is the MOST PEBPEOT of any-only One Lever to operate with large range of adjustment. A well-ihaped Sheaf cannot be made without our LONG ADJUSTER and BUTTER, The CUTTING ARRANGEMENT of theDBERING ii SECOND TO NONE. I invite Farmer* to INSPECT the ALL-STEEL DEERING before Pncchating any other. I have also a LARGE STOCK of the BEST MANILLA and ENGLISH HEMP BINDING TWINE, and, having a practical knowledge of the requirement*, Farmers can depend on getting ONLY THE BEST. I have also in Stock ENGLBBBBT’S LUBRICATING OIL and VALVOLINE. Farmer* requiring their OLD MACHINES REPAIRED wonld do well to SEND THEM IN AT ONCE, and avoid the annoyance of having them breaking down ia the i middle of Harvest. JAMES FINDLAY, ENGINEER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, deß T E M U K A . ytf M. COLT MAN } PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Working Jewbhjsb, Em, GERALDINE, Begs to inform the inhabitant* of Geraldine and Surrounding Districts that he no longer has any connection with the management of the Dairy Factory, and will in future devote his attention to the above Business, of which he ha* had mote than 30 year* ’ experience, and hopes, by STRICT ATTENTION to BUSINESS, coupled with GOOD WORKMANSHIP aud MODERATE CHARGES, to obtain that amount of Patronage which was formerly bestowed upon him, A Large Assortment of Watches, Clock" and Jewellery always in Stoe’- 1 1 Wedding Rings, THE GOLDEN HARVEST OF 1889. r have in stock for this 1 season ALL HARVEST REQUISITES, AT LOWEST PRICES. ' Best Manilla Twine, Binder Canvass, Sticks and Tacks. ENGLEBERT’S OILS (Black and Amber). Trotter, Neatsfoot, Ouster, and Oolza Oils. Forks, Rakes, Billies, Teats, Tarpaulins* etc,, etc,, and_e?e?yth'ng for the Harvest Fv>l&. Of. BROWiiS,, Tflmuko. I B' LANK FORMS of TO LET can be obtained at the Office of this Paper