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Temuka Leader, Issue 1850, 7 February 1889, Page 3

THE GOLDEN HARVEST OF 1889. I HAVE IN STOCK for this Season ALL HARVEST REQUISITES, at LOWEST PRICES. CORNSAGKS & BINDING TWINE. Now Selling FULL-SIZED COEN SACKS 7£d ; BEST MANILLA BINDING TWINE (Deering and Donuby’s), 7£d lb. Best Binder Canvass, Sticks and Tacks. ENGLEBERTS OILS (Black and Amber), Trotter, Neatsfoot, Castor, and Colza Oils. Forks, Rakes, Billies, Tents, Tarpaulins, etc., etc,, and everything suitable for the Harvest Field. J, BROWN Temukn. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON ! FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THREE YEARS. Drummond and (tlasson ' WILL HOLD A GREAT CASH SALE! Commencing FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, TERMINATING FEBRUARY ■ 16th, To make room for a Consignment, now off the Coast, OF 63 PACKAGES NEW GOODS. ! Every Line in the House having been carefully handled, and marked regardless of Cost, a glance will show the Genuiness of *his STUPENDOUS SALE 1 For Particulars and Prices See Bills. N.B.—All Discounts Suspended during Sale. DRUMMOND AKD GLASBOH, COMMERCE HOUSE, T.IMARU, "V" A 8 T Unreserved CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND i BOOTS, FROM FEBRUARY Ist to 28th, AND jyjmPHY’S TIMARU. For Prices See our Doors, Windows, and nols Handbills. T.& J. THOMSON, T IMARU. JUST OPENED. Ex Tainni Fancy Braids, Gold Braids, LadieU Companions. JUST OPENED, Ex Taiaui - Kid Gloves in “Viking,” “Rosette,” Lisle, Pure Silk, Taffeta ditto. Handkerchiefs,Bead Nets, Gossamers. JUST OPENED, Ex Tainni—Laces in i Variety, Swiss Edgings, Collars, I Hosiery, Neck Ribbons. JUST OPENED, Ex Tainni—Splendid Assortment Black French MerUios in our noted Blue-Black Shade., JUST OPENED, Ex Tairnr,—Calicoes. Hollands, Flannelette, Chintzes, Lace Muslins, purchased in the Centres of Trade., JUST OPENED, Ex Tainni—Umbrellas in Satin da Chono, Fancy Aprons in Variety, Ladies’ Underclothing. The foregoing, Laving arrived late in Season, WE HAVE MARKED LOW TO CLEAR ;BEPORE STOCKTAKING. T. &M. THOMSON, (Dn/iPEKS AND SllK MBECEU3, T I M, A It U . se2a